From PC World: A significant update is coming to the Windows 11 Start Menu: Microsoft is now testing a wider, scrollable design, complete with the Windows Phone sidebar. This latest change follows the introduction of a “category” view last year, showing ongoing development.
If this sounds like old...
From CNET: At WWDC 2025, Apple just announced iOS 26, a rebranded, new version of the software powering the iPhone. It is due to ship in the fall (likely with new iPhone 17 models), but Apple developers will have access to the developer beta on Monday; a public beta is expected in July.
Apple has...
From The Verge: The YouTube app for the original Switch took over a year and a half to arrive, but while that app isn’t compatible with the Switch 2, we may not have to wait nearly as long on a version for Nintendo’s new handheld.
The YouTube app isn’t available on the Switch 2’s store, and for...
From PC Mag: The first Xbox-branded handheld console is here, but it’s not made solely by Microsoft. Instead, it's a partnership between Asus and Microsoft for a new version of the latter's ROG Ally handheld consoles, combining it with some of the best elements of the Xbox ecosystem.
Announced at...
From CNET: It looks like iPhones, including the expected iPhone 17, could get a big boost from an upgrade to their wireless MagSafe chargers.
According to a report by 91mobiles, a recent image of Apple MagSafe chargers showed model numbers that support the Qi 2.2 charging standard. 91mobiles...
I sometimes question why certain items come in certain quantities. For example, why do we buy eggs by the dozen? It is not like chickens lay twelve eggs at a time, yet this is typical in North America. I was recently talking in a group chat and one friend mentioned she was able to get glow sticks by hundreds or even thousands. It seemed like everyone else was not fazed by this, so I asked why she was able to acquire so many glow sticks and what...
From PC Mag: Nintendo fans may be rejoicing (if they can get their hands on the elusive new console) as the Switch 2 finally sees its official release, but the charm of the original Nintendo Switch has been tarnished a bit by a decision from iFixit to slash the repairability score of the first-gen...
From PC World: When it comes to desktop graphics cards, Nvidia rules the roost even while gamers complain of rising prices and lowering value. According to a research firm, Big Green has more than 90 percent of the market captured after a precipitous fall from rival AMD, as of the first quarter of...
From CNET: OnePlus took the wraps off its latest tablet, the Pad 3, on Thursday, firmly planting itself in the midrange tablet arena. With a larger screen, a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and 12GB of RAM, it should be able to take on any task you'd expect to perform on a modern Android tablet these days....
From PC Mag: An appeals court this week rejected Apple's request to pause a ruling that requires the company to let developers point app users to external payment methods.
Apple was forced to make changes to its App Store policies in April, but it quickly appealed and asked the court to issue a...
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