Category: Tech

Apple launched iOS 18.4, which included eight new emoji for all iPhone models, including a weary smiling with bags under its eyes. Even with hundreds of emoji, you may not be able to find the one you want to use. Fortunately, Apple released Genmoji, its own emoji generator, for iPhones running iOS 18.2 that support… Continue reading

Let’s start with this: I don’t dislike the summaries that appear on the lock screen of my iPhone thanks to Apple Intelligence. Simply said, it doesn’t seem like the functionality is fully developed yet. With iOS 18, Apple debuted AI summaries, which are intended to provide you with a visually appealing summary of all the… Continue reading

While Apple continues to provide pre-release upgrades for iOS 18, most notably the iOS 18.5 public beta, the first iOS 19 developer beta is approaching. With the exception of a few Mail app tweaks, this beta doesn’t provide many new features. However, if you’re the kind of person who wants the newest features before everyone… Continue reading

It’s possible that Windows 11 customers who viewed their files after an upgrade earlier this month discovered a new folder they weren’t familiar with. As it happens, it’s rather significant. Online interest and uncertainty were sparked by the empty folder, known as “inetpub,” which led to some users deleting it. Although the folder is meant… Continue reading

The cost of streaming is rapidly rising. What was once a less expensive cable substitute may now easily cost more than $100 per month due to price increases, new packages, and unexpected surcharges (look at you, additional member fees). It’s understandable that your entertainment wallet feels strained with the pricing increases from services like Netflix,… Continue reading

These days, we rely on the internet for everything, including operating our smart gadgets and binge-watching the newest series that everyone is talking about. All of our gadgets need fast internet in order to function. Even if you are paying for gigabit speeds, you could sometimes have a slow Wi-Fi connection. Take into account these… Continue reading

Google Maps may be your go-to travel tool whether you’re planning a road trip this summer or navigating a new city. No matter where you are in the globe, Google’s navigation app can help you find that must-see site or make a last-minute lunch reservation—even if you don’t have internet access. From directing you through… Continue reading

I must admit that my MacBook Air is really disgusting. There are far too many crumbs in and around the keyboard keys, and the screen is covered with fingerprints. Not to mention the dust that is concealed in the cracks. Not regularly cleaning my gadgets is one of my worst tech habits. I’m terrible at… Continue reading