What is Google Authenticator (and how to use it) By Andrew E. Freedman published 9 February 22 One of the most popular forms of token-based 2FA is Google Authenticator. Here's how to use it.
Xbox One X vs PS4 Pro: Which should you buy? By Andrew E. Freedman last updated 23 November 20 The Xbox One X has more power than the PlayStation 4 Pro, but Sony fights back with an incredible game lineup and a lower price.
What Are Loot Boxes? Gaming's Big Controversy Explained By Andrew E. Freedman published 9 August 19 Loot boxes filled with mystery goodies are video games’ latest controversy.
What Is Verizon's Visible (and Is It Worth It?) By Andrew E. Freedman, Philip Michaels published 25 January 19 Verizon, the United States' largest cellular carrier, has a new service called Visible, with unlimited calling, texts and data for $40 a month. Is it the right service for you?
How to Close Background Apps in Android By Andrew E. Freedman published 10 November 18 Android apps continue to run in the background, even after you’ve moved on to other tasks. Here's how to close those apps to free up memory.
Here's Every Character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate By Andrew E. Freedman, Michael Andronico published 1 November 18 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate features every character in the franchises' history and more. The full roster is more than 70 characters deep.
Google One Launches: What You Need to Know By Henry T. Casey, Andrew E. Freedman published 15 August 18 Google One is Google's new name for consumer storage, with the rebranded service now offering a 2TB option.
Facebook Spikes Suspected Russian Accounts Tied to 2018 Election Meddling By Andrew E. Freedman published 31 July 18 Facebook has identified coordinated attempts on its social media platforms to influence the United States' midterm elections this November.
Razer Keyboards and Mice Will Work With Xbox (Report) By Andrew E. Freedman published 25 June 18 A new team-up between Microsoft and Razer means that new control options could open up to Xbox One gamers.
Google Home Continuous Conversation is Here: How to Use It By Andrew E. Freedman published 22 June 18 Don't worry about saying "Hey Google" or "OK Google" every time you have a question anymore. Continuous Conversation lets you make multiple commands one after the other.
E3 Day 3 Roundup: Nintendo Smashes and We Play Games By Andrew E. Freedman published 13 June 18 Nintendo's Direct with Super Smash Bros. and a ton of hands-on experiences made day 3 at E3 a packed one.
What It's Like to Play Fortnite on Switch By Andrew E. Freedman published 12 June 18 Fortnite on Nintendo Switch proves to be a superior mobile option to playing it on a phone.
E3 Day 2 Roundup: Sony and Ubisoft Get Weird By Andrew E. Freedman published 12 June 18 On Day 2 of E3, we saw Sony and Ubisoft show off their games. We also went hands-on with Forza Horizon 4 and Insomniac Games' Spider-Man.
Lenovo Legion Gaming PCs Are Sleeker Than Ever By Andrew E. Freedman published 11 June 18 Lenovo is revamping its Legion Tower and Cube with a sleek design that’s not as aggressive as many gaming machines.
Not Good: Alexa Records and Shares Woman's Private Conversation (Update) By Andrew E. Freedman published 24 May 18 A Portland woman claims that Amazon's digital assistant recorded and sent a private conversation to a contact. Amazon has an explanation.
Detroit: Become Human Looks and Plays Great But Stumbles on the Message By Andrew E. Freedman published 24 May 18 Quantic Dream's Detroit: Become Human has a lot to say but is a bit too on the nose about it to make an impact.
Where to Buy the SNES Classic Edition By Andrew E. Freedman, Michael Andronico published 14 May 18 Here are the best ways to secure an SNES Classic Edition, both in-store and online.
Q&A: Microsoft Lays Out New Mobile Strategy By Andrew E. Freedman published 9 May 18 We talked to Microsoft’s Shilpa Ranganathan to learn more about Microsoft’s new mobile efforts on iOS and Android.
I Used HoloLens to Fix a Factory Line and Design a 3D Floorplan By Andrew E. Freedman published 8 May 18 We went hands-on with Microsoft's new Mixed Reality tools for collaboration and frontline work.
5 Biggest Announcements at Microsoft Build 2018 By Andrew E. Freedman published 7 May 18 Here’s what you missed at Microsoft’s Build developer conference in Seattle, including a new focus on phones and a bold bet on AI.
Microsoft Gives AI a Responsible Makeover By Andrew E. Freedman published 7 May 18 After Facebook's assorted mess-ups with user data, Microsoft's AI and privacy stances appear refreshing.
Detroit: Become Human: What You Need to Know By Andrew E. Freedman published 7 May 18 Here's what you need to know about Detroit: Become Human, the latest game from Quantic Dream with a story influenced by how you play.
Windows 10 Meltdown Patch Has 'Fatal Flaw,' Update Now By Andrew E. Freedman published 3 May 18 Microsoft's Windows 10 Meltdown patch is flawed, but updating to the April 2018 Update can fix it.
Apple's iPhone Battery Replacements Have a Major Catch By Andrew E. Freedman published 3 May 18 The cost of replacing your iPhone's battery can get a lot higher than $29 if Apple deems that other parts need to be replaced.
Oculus Go Review Roundup: Wireless VR Done (Mostly) Right By Andrew E. Freedman published 2 May 18 Facebook's first standalone VR headset, the $199 Oculus Go, is here, but is it the mainstream device we hoped for?
