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The reason why some iPhone calls don’t have a decline option, and others do

Sometimes your iPhone lets you decline a call and sometimes it doesn’t. Here’s why that happens, and a few easy ways to handle the calls you’d rather skip.

Why it’s important to never plug power strips into each other

Power strips are lifesavers when you don’t have enough outlets to power all of your electronics and some also offer protection from power surges.

How long could HDDs and SSDs remain expensive?

Thanks to shortages of microchips and other computer components, we’ve been experiencing high prices for years.

How to use your phone’s camera to translate anything

With the aid of a quick picture, you can use your phone’s camera to translate pretty much any text while you’re traveling across the globe.

Casio’s new keyboard lets anyone play along to songs without ever hitting a wrong note

Casio’s new Feel Sync technology helps keep new players in tune.

Your Apple AirPods’ chirping noise doesn’t just mean low battery

Learn why your Apple AirPods are making a noise – and how to turn the sound off.

Why some websites are blocking AI agents from accessing the web

AI agents can be a great tool to help make purchases for you online – but it can become a frustrating problem if the website you’re using blocks their access.

Snap settles social media addiction lawsuit to avoid trial

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel was due to testify in the upcoming trial.

Think twice before putting your gaming console inside a cabinet

A cabinet might seem like a convenient spot for your console, but it can’t provide enough airflow for the system to run safely.

SpaceX is reportedly looking at buying Boost Mobile or using its cell network

A potential deal with Boost Mobile could serve as a shortcut to establishing SpaceX as a mobile carrier.