Windows’ default settings are largely the same whether you’re using a high-end gaming PC or an entry-level budget laptop. And that’s a problem, especially because those default options usually lean […]
DLSS 5 is becoming the universal remaster button old games never had
DLSS 5 has been the hot topic lately, and the initial reception of Nvidia’s latest upscaling technology (even though it’s not really upscaling anymore) has been far from positive. It […]
I have over 20 smart home devices. I unplugged the internet to see which ones still work
Smart home gadgets exist to solve problems, automate processes, and generally make your life easier. If you have a bunch of smart home gadgets keeping your household moving, you’ve probably […]
10 uBlock Origin Hacks Everyone Should Know
uBlock Origin is lightweight, effective, and free from shady business practices. Unfortunately, Google’s move to Manifest V3 for browser extensions has hobbled ad blockers somewhat. In response, uBlock has split […]
Apple Intelligence Is Taking Up Way More Storage Than Apple Promised on These Devices
Apple’s latest updates are all about AI—Apple Intelligence, that is. When you update to iOS 27 and macOS 27 Golden Gate, Apple will invite you to try Siri AI and other […]
Apple Has a Fix for Your New Apple Watch’s Restart Bug
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Apple’s latest Apple Watches, the Series 12 and the Ultra 4, should be the “best” smartwatches the company has to […]
How Garmin’s New ‘Epic’ Feature Helps Me See the Bigger Picture of My Training
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Garmin’s new logging feature, Garmin Epic, is getting buried in the launch of the latest Fenix 9 watch, but it […]
I Tried Siri AI on My New Apple Watch, and I’m Frustrated
We may earn a commission from links on this page. One of the big features Apple announced alongside the new Apple Watches is Siri AI—now available on your wrist! You […]
I tried replacing Notion, Miro, and Obsidian with one app, and it nearly replaced my whole workflow
My productivity systems have long been productivity problems. I used Notion for just about everything, and while my Notion subscription was paying for itself, it wasn’t quite enough. Miro entered […]
You probably don’t recognize half the processes running on Windows, and that’s a security problem
I have a habit you might call paranoia: I go hunting through the Task Manager once my computer’s fan starts spinning louder than normal with the aim of “catching the […]