If you recently bought a PC from this brand, it could already contain a virus
A tech YouTuber has exposed a prominent manufacturer of mini PCs after he found that they were allegedly shipping systems with factory-installed malware.
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Your little iPhone can photograph large pages! Learn these tricks
Your iPhone offers many hidden features that can sometimes come in handy and make your life more convenient, but many people are not even aware of them. For example, saving an image of an entire web page.
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AI will detect people sorting waste in the wrong garbage cans
To punish those who don't sort their garbage correctly, cameras are installed in garbage trucks and their images are analyzed by an AI.
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Instantly cool your PC: a free solution, no disassembly required!
Is your PC running so hot that it's putting your internal components in jeopardy? Here's a foolproof solution you can implement right away.
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Solar panels in the eyes: reality or distant future?
Implanting tiny solar cells in people's eyes might sound like a futuristic idea, but it's what Australian scientists are exploring. This advanced technology could greatly help those with eye diseases.
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Apple gives up control of iOS apps in Europe? It's not as simple as it seems
By complying with the decisions of European legislators, Apple would seem to be weakening its control over the creation and distribution of OS applications, but in reality it retains control levers. Let's take a closer look.
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This app will change the way you use Apple AirPods
This app serves as a comprehensive bridge between your AirPods or Beats headphones and your Mac, effectively replicating the seamless functionality experienced on your iPhone. It will change how you connect your AirPods with your Mac devices
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Space debris: Could it land on your doorstep?
Our planet's atmosphere is a bustling thoroughfare for satellites and myriad debris fragments. With the increasing accumulation of space detritus, albeit a remote possibility, comes the heightened risk of these objects making an uninvited return to Earth.
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Apple advises against this common iPhone practice
If you've been in the habit of diligently closing iPhone apps after every use, it's time to hit the brakes. According to Apple's own support page, shutting down iOS apps indiscriminately is a no-no, except in cases of a crash. And there's a solid rationale behind it.