Category: Tech

Merging multiple PDFs can be very tedious, mainly because the process isn’t clearly described in the programs you’re likely using to view it, and many […]

I’ve been wanting to get into custom keyboards for a long time, but I was intimidated by their apparent complexity. I’m not the most patient […]

Nobody wants to screw over the cable companies more than I do. When Comcast nearly doubled my rate a few years ago, I decided it […]

If you’re still using the same email address for everything, it’s time to diversify. Don’t make the mistake I’ve made for too long, filling one […]

It’s easy to get overwhelmed when scrolling through endless emails, Slack messages, and other notifications. When this happens, it’s best to develop a strategy. There […]

Google Photos is an amazing app that makes all your media available on your devices and serves as a reliable backup in case, god forbid, […]

When you open the Photos app on your iPhone, you have access to your library, your albums, and a really great search feature that lets […]

Using computers in the classroom has changed a bit since we played Oregon Trail on the Apple IIe. Now they’re integrated into the classroom, with […]

The good news is that you don’t lose your hearing. Bad news? Dialogue on television has been on the decline for some time, despite advances […]

If you’re looking for a reliable commuter e-bike with a surprisingly powerful engine and stylish looks, look no further than the Aventon 500 Pace 3 […]

You can get all sorts of Chrome extensions and add-ons for Gmail that make inbox management and utilities easier, but some are less useful than […]

Not long ago I thought the concept of a smart diffuser was like giving a fish a bicycle. Why should a diffuser be smart? Well, […]

If you want to declutter your phone and free up memory, start with photos—media files take up more space than you think. To keep your […]

Have you ever wanted to share a song or playlist with a friend or group online, only to find that they subscribe to Apple Music […]

The idea of ​​declaring a mailbox “bankruptcy” is not new. Simply deleting or archiving all your old emails and starting a new process has been […]

Switching to grayscale mode is one of the most effective ways to reduce screen time . It’s easy to turn on on your smartphone, and […]

No matter how hard you try to answer and archive all your emails, there will always be one villainous monster stopping you from achieving true […]

Prepare for a little chaos Wednesday afternoon as the National Wireless Emergency Alert System will be tested from 2:20 to 2:50 pm ET. (On the […]

Your phone will get louder this week. On Wednesday, October 4, at approximately 2:20 pm ET (11:20 pm PT), FEMA, in partnership with the FCC, […]

Being a college student is one of those situations where it “takes a village”: family members, friends, professors, and administrators can all help you along […]

Your equipment is probably a mess. Don’t take it personally; mine too. Your phone, computer, and cloud storage are probably full of stuff that’s clogging […]

While you may know that all your emails deserve careful reading and should never be sent to the recipient’s spam folder, there’s a good chance […]

All my email addresses (school, personal, spam and work) in Gmail and Outlook currently have 23,754 unread messages. This does not mean that I ignore […]

Scheduling meetings online remains one of the worst user experiences. Almost everyone needs a simplified way to schedule meetings, whether it’s with friends and family […]

Some people choose equipment based on aesthetics. While the ergonomic Goldtouch keyboard isn’t sleek or particularly beautiful, it’s still an eye-catcher. I get endless questions […]

One evening, walking home, I looked up and saw a strange string of lights crossing the sky. It certainly wasn’t an airplane, and I doubted […]

Last year, I told you all about BeReal , the then-fashion app that encourages you to share real-time, unfiltered photos of everything you do to […]

Cameras on current generation smartphones are exceptionally high quality. The iPhone 14 Pro features a 48-megapixel main camera sensor, four lenses, and software that’s so […]

Even if you’ve never thought about it, you’re probably very familiar with the built-in share sheet on your iPhone or Android. This menu appears when […]

I’ve always thought of e-bikes as a replacement for regular bikes – a way to cheat gravity on hills and Mother Nature on windy days. […]

WhatsApp is gradually adding features to compete directly with more robust video calling apps like FaceTime and Google Meet. The next time you choose WhatsApp […]

Twitter is going to hell. Since Elon Musk took over the platform last October, he has made too many questionable decisions to list here, but […]

Clickable text is an underrated iOS feature that has been on the iPhone since the beginning. When this works, you can click on a phone […]

The humiliating thing about working on the Internet is to think that you are up to date with all the latest trends. I spend my […]

For the past few years, Amazon Echo device owners have been able to integrate celebrity personalities into their Alexa digital assistant, but the service is […]

Tech startup Telly makes a huge bet: The company’s business model is to give away a 55-inch dual-screen 4K TV plus soundbar and camera for […]

Google I/O is the company’s big spring event where the company can showcase new software and hardware that both customers and developers are looking forward […]

We love updates – new features, new stability, a fresh look at the apps we use every day. Now it’s WhatsApp’s turn to once again […]

When people want to illustrate how fast technology is advancing in the modern age, they often cite the (admittedly startling) fact that it only took […]

If you’ve spent any time on social media this week, you’ve probably seen plenty of memes of people photoshopping themselves (or anyone else, from Legacy […]