Month: September 2026

Most Android smartphone users stick to Gboard despite knowing how much of a privacy concern it is. One reason for this behavior is the idea that other Android keyboards, especially […]

Microsoft constantly adds new features and tweaks to Windows. While a lot of these are well-received, some updates make the user experience worse, like the Windows 11 25H2 Start Menu […]

If you’ve been putting off a RAM upgrade because prices have become ridiculous, there is finally a little light at the end of the tunnel. Industry forecasts suggest DRAM supply […]

Google is enhancing its health offerings with a major update to its Pixel Watch range, adding four new wellness features designed to turn your wearable into a constant health guardian. […]

I’ve used Windows’ Snipping Tool for screen recording for years and never felt the need to switch, because it just works. A screen recorder isn’t something you expect much out […]

It’s not that I don’t like making Plex easier to use; I just take the time to use the tools at my disposal before I start incorporating another add-on, whether […]

At this point, most people know how apps track them when they set up an account. That’s bad enough, but what your smart TV does is worse. It sees everything […]

The market for smartphones in the U.S. seems to be consistently thinning. In recent years, brands like LG and Asus have shut down their smartphone businesses entirely. OnePlus just pulled […]

You’d be surprised by what your PC can actually do, and that doesn’t mean getting more performance out of it. Instead, there are features that unlock completely new ways to […]

Summary F-Droid 2.0 rewrites the client in Kotlin/Jetpack Compose with a modern Android UI (Discover, Search, My Apps). Search and categories improved: app descriptions, translations, and niche categories make discovery […]