I knew Google had a lot on me. I didn’t expect it to show up as several gigabytes of raw files that basically amounted to a relational database of my […]

Samsung devices have a lot of really great features. From Edge Panels to the desktop-like DeX, Samsung offers the kitchen sink on their Galaxy devices. But some of these features […]

The Ryzen 5600G was (when it was released back in 2021) a fantastic little CPU that happened to have one of the most powerful integrated graphics solutions on the market. […]

I am not someone who sells his old electronics. I might give them away or loan them to a friend, but selling? Never, at least not my phones. As a […]

Right now, you can head to your favorite online retailer and find a mystical cable: certified Ultra96 HDMI. It’s real, it’s licensed, and it supports up to 96Gbps — double […]

Bloatware on carrier-locked phones is so common at this point that most people don’t even question it. My AT&T Galaxy S26 came with 18 carrier-installed apps before I even connected […]

My year-long Adobe photography subscription date was looming, and pricing increases have had me questioning whether there’s any value in resubscribing. But I’m also stuck with hundreds of PSD files […]

Winamp is not a music player anymore. It is a creator platform for artists and fans, and the thing I wanted a small fast program that plays files off my […]

Chrome on Android sports a minimal interface, but don’t let that fool you. It’s packed with tricks and features that are easy to miss but can change the way you […]

Before the widespread adoption of Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging, the Google Messages app lacked modern features. Snapchat popularized disappearing messages a decade earlier, and Google Messages still couldn’t remotely […]