iOS 26 has brought a significant interface overhaul, leaving some iPhone users thrilled while others regret the update. Discover how to navigate the changes, including potential rollbacks.
The FTC's high-stakes trial against Amazon kicks off this week, accusing the company of using deceptive tactics to trap consumers in its Prime subscription service. Discover how Amazon's 'dark patterns' may have misled millions!
Meta's new Ray-Ban Display glasses promise to revolutionize how we interact with technology. With innovative features like a heads-up display and an EMG neural wristband, these glasses could change our smartphone habits forever!
Microsoft's latest Windows 11 Insider Preview introduces a new Copilot button, allowing users to share app content for AI analysis. But is this feature really needed?
Google TV is testing a new homescreen redesign that simplifies navigation and updates the user interface for a fresher experience. Discover the changes and what they mean for users!
Explore the legacy of Jef Raskin, the visionary behind the humane computer. Discover how to emulate his groundbreaking designs like the Canon Cat and SwyftCard at home, and see what computing could have been!
Samsung's One UI 8.5 is under testing, revealing a design that echoes Apple's Liquid Glass. Discover how these subtle changes could redefine your smartphone experience.
Discover how iOS 26's new battery settings can help you combat unexpected iPhone battery drains. With intelligent suggestions and a revamped interface, managing your battery life has never been easier!
Google has unveiled a groundbreaking experimental search app for Windows, allowing users to effortlessly search their computer, Google Drive, installed apps, and the web—all from one convenient interface. Press Alt + Space to access features like Google Lens and an optional AI Mode for enhanced answers.
iOS 26's new Liquid Glass interface is causing chaos as users report feeling dizzy from the optical illusion created by app icons. The issue has gone viral on Reddit, with users expressing their frustrations about the distracting design.
