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Leaked iOS 27 code hints Apple can completely lock down leased iPhones over missed payments
By Scott Younker Published
Leaked iOS 27 code appears to reveal potential restrictions Apple could place on leased iPhones due to missed payments.

NYT Pips today hints and answers: Thursday, July 23
By Scott Younker Last updated
Get clues and answers for today's NYT Pips to keep your streak going.

NYT Connections today hints and answers for Thursday, July 23 #1,138
By Scott Younker Last updated
Get today's NYT Connections clues and answers for today's puzzle #1,138 on July 23.

Today's NYT Strands hints and answer: solutions to game #872, July 23
By Alan Martin Last updated
We help you find today's Strands answers with some useful hints and tips to win.

Today’s Wordle hints and answer: July 23, 2026, solution #1,860
By Alan Martin Last updated
Find out what today's Wordle hint and answer is for July 22 and get some tips for it, plus see the solutions to previous games.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked recap: Everything on the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Flip 8, smart glasses, Galaxy Watch 9, and more
By John Velasco, Tom Pritchard Last updated
Samsung’s summer Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event showcased a major expansion with foldables like the passport-style Galaxy Z Fold 8, the flagship Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, and more.

Xbox is testing out Backward Compatibility for older games on PCs with four classic titles
By Scott Younker Published
Xbox is bringing backward compatibility for some older games to PC and handhelds. Here's what the games are and when they'll be available.

New report details huge Mac overhaul for MacBooks, iMacs and Mac Studio
By Tony Polanco Published
A new report claims that Apple is giving its entire line of Mac computers a major overhaul. Here's what to potentially expect and when.

Samsung turned the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 into a fully-fledged dive computer — but there’s a catch
By Dan Bracaglia Published
The Ultra 2 has legit dive-ready specs and features, including the ability to monitor nitrogen levels, depth, temperature, and dive time.

"DLSS 5 is fully controllable from the developer": Nvidia’s upscaler might be better than expected
By Tony Polanco Published
The original DLSS 5 announcement was controversial, but Nvidia has now addressed many of the key concerns. Here’s how DLSS 5 will maintain artistic intent for games.
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