One of the most important parts of decluttering you home is the subsequent organizing of what remains. No matter how you approach the task, you need to ensure every item you decide to keep has a designated storage space, lest you fall back into your messy, cluttering ways. I recently shared my best recommendations for […]

The PlayStation VR2 launched in 2023, bringing Sony’s next-gen VR experience to the PlayStation 5 with new experiences and games, but the headset needed to be connected to a PS5 to work. Rumors about a PC adapter have been swirling for a while, with Sony previously submitting a certification for a PSVR2 PC adapter. Now, […]

Starting on June 26, Meta will reportedly update its privacy policy to allow its AI to be trained on your data. The news began circulating on social media after Meta sent out emails and notifications to users in the U.K. and E.U. to advise them of the change, as well as give them a chance […]

A strange quirk of AI computers, from Chomebook Plus to Copilot+, is that most of them so far have been laptops. There’s no reason desktops couldn’t run AI features like Recall, and that’s something Qualcomm addressed during its Computex keynote on Sunday, where it hinted it might be working on a more stationary Copilot+ PC. […]

No one wants to experience the panic of their pet going missing. But thanks to technology introduced over the last several decades—microchipping, in particular—you have a much greater chance of being reunited with your dog or cat, if it happens to get lost. Beyond keeping your pet’s microchip updated, you can also keep track of […]

Since Apple changed its App Store rules back in April, we’ve seen quite a few retro game emulators hit the market for the iPhone. You can use an emulator like Delta to play games from the NES to the DS, and Retroarch to relive some OG PlayStation titles. But, until now, there hasn’t been a […]

AMD CEO Lisa Su took the stage at Computex 2024 yesterday to reveal the company’s long-awaited Zen 5 CPUs, which include both powerful new desktop processors, and in a surprise move, its first-ever Copilot+ ready AI chips. The CPUs will launch in July and include models for both desktop and laptop. Desktop models will focus […]

Saying “Google is a privacy nightmare” in 2024 probably isn’t telling you anything you don’t already know. It’s an open secret that one of the biggest tech companies in the world gobbles up our data, with and without our consent, and uses it in a bunch of different ways, some of which you might find […]

Apple laptops stand the test of time, as Senior Tech Editor Jake Peterson explains in his piece about the M1 and M2 Apple chips still being of great value in 2024. The 13.6-inch 8GB RAM M2 MacBook Air, in particular, is currently down to its lowest price yet on Amazon according to price-checking tools: $829 […]

British impresario Malcolm McLaren’s headstone reads, “Better a spectacular failure, than a benign success.” So it goes in life and, sometimes, at the movies. Hollywood makes lots of movies. Most of them aren’t good. Sometimes the good ones make money (lots of the bad ones do too). But sometimes…they don’t. Films fail at the box […]

As usual, TikTok has manifested a food concept that is both horrifying and intriguing. Maybe you’ve already heard of frozen Jell-O grapes, but these didn’t roll across my desk until last week. I admit, I was excited to try it out. Some TikTok food “hacks” are absolutely worth trying—ramen carbonara is great and crookies are […]

By default on Safari, Mac users can view link previews in separate windows to take a peek at the website they’re about to visit without clicking through. This can be handy for checking headlines or other content before deciding if a link is worth visiting, but the feature has never reliably worked on my Mac. […]