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Amazon Kindle Colorsoft – Credit: Amazon Kindle’s New Recaps Give AI-Generated Reminders of Book Series Events
No, it’s not just like Cliff Notes for ebooks. Although now that I think about it…
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(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Apple’s AirPods Max Lossless Update Actually Works Now
Can you hear that? It’s the sound of a firmware update slipping through the back door three days late.
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Rawf8 / Getty Images NordPass Released the 200 Most Used Passwords. People Really Pick These?
Upgrading your password game is as easy as, well, 123456.
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Henry Guttmann Collection / Getty Images Calling All Cocaine Users: Take This Survey to Help Conquer Addiction With VR
Assist researchers in determining which cues and situations to recreate with virtual reality.
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I'd use this promotional koozie more than I'd use the app – Credit: Stefanie Keenan via Getty Images Zelle Shut Down Its Money-Swapping App
Pour one out for the Zelle app, the money app that hardly any of us were using anyway.
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MacBook skin — Credit: Dbrand These Device Skins Let You Touch Grass Without Going Outside
Announced on April 1st, I had to wonder whether it was an April Fool’s Joke. Apparently, it’s real. I guess.
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iPhone XRs — Credit: Walmart iOS 19 Rumored to Leave the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max Behind
Just like the sanctuary dwellers in Logan’s Run, iPhones get seven years of care before they’re cut loose.
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Credit: Thomas Trutschel via Photothek/Getty Images Early Access Alexa+ Is Here, and It’s Only a Half-Promise Half-Fulfilled
Hey Alexa+, where are those other abilities you bragged about?
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Philips Hue Secure Camera – Credit: Philips Philips Hue Cameras Are Getting a Free Update to Improve Battery Life
No wires, no problem? Not unless you download this firmware update.
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Credit: Michael Faughy via iStock Editorial/Getty Images Google Will Let You Keep Your Fitbit Account Until 2026
Sooner or later, everything becomes Google. This time, it’s just a little later.
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Windows' Blue Screen of Death – Credit: Jun Li via Getty Images Microsoft Is Killing Windows’ Blue Screen of Death
We’ve been besotted with Microsoft’s BSOD for the last 31 years, but the old SOB is SOL because soon it’ll be DOA.
