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How Enterprising Modders Installed Windows NT On Nintendo GameCubes

Modders often find purpose for old tech that’s collecting dust, like adding an antiquated version of Windows onto a 25-year-old console with this process.

Phil Schiller reportedly steps down as Apple’s App Store and product event chief

Phil Schiller will remain an Apple Fellow and focus on “unspecified initiatives,” according to Bloomberg.

What is the best direction to face your subwoofer?

The physical setup of a subwoofer can be the difference between bass that swallows you up and bass that seems to come from a specific spot.

The downsides of switching from Windows to Mac

Moving from Windows to macOS will have a bit of a learning curve.

Sony is adding free TV channels to PS5

Ad-supported streaming channels are hitting Sony’s console in the US today.

How long can you expect your original Nintendo Switch to last?

The Nintendo Switch is winding down, but it’s not done yet. Yours should work even once hardware sales stop and new games aren’t made for it anymore.

Kalshi dishes out its first-ever lifetime ban to George Santos

The company says the ex-congressman didn’t fully cooperate with its investigation into alleged insider trading.

How to add and remove cards from Apple Wallet

It’s easy to add all your various cards and passes to Apple Wallet, and they don’t have to stick around once you’re done using them.

It’s time you realized the usefulness of the smartwatch flashlight feature

Several Garmin watches offer a built-in LED flashlight, but even if you have another brand, you likely have a decent light on your wrist.

How to disable your digital wallet if you lose your phone

Digital wallets are secure, since even if you lose your phone, they’re protected by your lock screen. But you can disable your wallet to be safe.