We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Microsoft is offering a sweet deal for anyone who has been waiting to pull the trigger on one of their flagship Surface tablets or laptops: If you buy one of their beefed-up Surface Pro […]

We may earn a commission from links on this page. I’ve struggled with sleep for a while now, and I’ve been told (repeatedly, and not always kindly) that I’m a bit of a snorer. So when a friend recommended I try nasal strips, I figured it was worth a try. After a few weeks of […]

We may earn a commission from links on this page. iOS 27 has been in beta testing since WWDC (though Apple only opened the public beta last week), and testers have made new discoveries ever since. Usually, these are features that Apple didn’t announce as part of these updates, like the new hidden Siri AI […]

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Period tracking is a simple job that plenty of apps can do. But most apps these days—including those that track health data—store information about you on their own servers and sometimes even share that data with advertisers. The Mozilla Foundation has tested several of the […]

It’s normal to feel sore after your first day of a new workout, but maybe you’ve heard horror stories of people who ended up in the hospital after they destroyed themselves with a super intense workout. Chances are, your soreness is normal, but here’s how to know. What normal muscle soreness feels like DOMS, or […]

Siri AI is the biggest feature of Apple’s upcoming suite of updates. Whether you’re running iOS 27, macOS 27, or even watchOS 27, the thing that you’ll likely notice first (assuming you’re running a compatible device) is that Siri is much smarter now, and even more capable than it was in previous versions. If the […]

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Years ago, robot vacuums were considered cutting-edge. Now, we’ve entered a new era of home automation: robot lawn mowers. For those who spend a significant chunk of time on this task or hire a […]

Picture-in-picture (PiP) is great for us multitaskers. While some prefer to pay full attention to their content, others prefer to keep videos running while attending to other tasks. I frequently have a video playing in PiP on both my iPhone and Mac, while I scan headlines, chat with friends, or take care of any to-do […]

Your iPhone is a mini computer, for all intents and purposes, and yet, some essential iOS features still require a Mac or a PC. That includes system recovery: If your iPhone is facing software issues, you’ve traditionally needed a computer to restore it. Apple is changing that slowly: In iOS 26, the company rolled out […]

I open Instagram to check out my friends’ Stories, updates from my local community, and the latest dog video my wife sent me last night. But after doing all of that, I find myself doomscrolling for hours. It got so bad, I ended up deleting the app and using the website exclusively. It’s a similar […]

The driving experience with Android devices has been a bit hit-and-miss down the years, it’s fair to say, with features and modes appearing and then disappearing, and Android Auto going through a few changes as well since its 2014 launch. Android Auto was originally available on both phone screens and vehicle dashboards, before being replaced […]

Do you “accept” or “reject” that cookie request? Browser cookies don’t just remember your login details: They can track your browsing history across websites, follow you around with specific ads, or even hijack your active browser session to log into your accounts without a password. On the other hand, if you don’t click accept when you […]