Researchers say it’s not how long you use your phone, but how often you check it that leads to mental overload.

Reddit is cracking down on bots with new human verification checks for suspicious accounts. It also plans clearer labels for automated profiles so you can tell if you are interacting with software.

Android 17 is getting a new Contact Picker that changes how apps access your contacts list. Earlier reports hinted at this shift toward tighter privacy, and now Google is rolling it out. Instead of ...

Razer Blade 16 (2026) launches with Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU, RTX 50 GPUs, faster LPDDR5X RAM, and improved battery life.

Nintendo will price Switch 2 digital games lower than physical copies, starting May 2026, reflecting lower distribution costs.

The DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo is down to $309 at Amazon, a $140 saving off its $449 list price. For that you’re getting a sub-249-gram drone with a 4K 3-axis gimbal camera, 10km video transmission ...

A new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 leak suggests Qualcomm may equip the Pro variant with a faster GPU and support for newer memory, potentially widening the performance gap between flagship phones.

MIT researchers have created ChromoLCD, a portable device that can project high resolution designs onto everyday objects, turning surfaces like clothes and furniture into customizable, reprogrammable ...

ASUS plans to raise PC prices by up to 30% due to rising component costs, potentially impacting consumers and making future upgrades more expensive.

ASRock has launched new gaming monitors with 240Hz refresh rates and budget 144Hz options, making high-performance displays more accessible to a wider range of gamers.

Google is adding Gemini features to Google TV that let you ask questions, explore topics, and stay updated with sports briefs, all in one place.

Fixit's teardown of the Galaxy S26 Ultra revealed a mixed bag: a brilliantly easy battery swap, a nightmare screen replacement, and a replacement parts system so bad it's almost funny.