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What Is USB Tethering And How Do You Enable It For Mobile Hotspot?

There are times when a physical connection will perform better than a Wi-Fi hotspot. Here’s when you want to use USB tethering, and how.

Meta, TikTok, Snap and Google face wrongful death lawsuit from four US families

The Social Media Victims Law Center accused the companies of creating addictive and dangerous platforms.

How to create and delete stickers on your iPhone

iPhone stickers are a clever way to make conversations more personal and fun, but a good sticker library requires creating new and deleting old, overused ones.

Ayaneo reveals its Game Boy Advance remake called the Konkr Pocket Advance

The horizontal handheld will be released in navy and orange colorways.

Apple CarPlay isn’t working in your car? Here’s what to check first

Apple’s CarPlay is a convenient way to listen to music or safely use navigation, but it can be a finnicky system that requires the occasional troubleshooting.

Judge refuses xAI’s request to stop a Minnesota law banning ‘nudify’ apps

xAI filed a lawsuit a few days ago to prevent Minnesota’s law banning ‘nudify’ apps from taking effect.

Honda has a new partner for the advancement of solid-state battery technology

The automaker is gearing up to make some big changes to its EV line in the near future. Here’s what to expect.

How To Safely Recycle Your Old USB Cables

If you’ve got a drawer or box full of old cables, here are some things you can do to thin them out. You don’t need that many.

What is a silicon carbon battery and is it the answer to smartphone battery life issues?

A number of major Chinese smartphone makers have adopted silicon carbon batteries in their handsets, and now Samsung has embraced it in the new Fold lineup.

How long is a new MacBook actually supposed to last?

Hardware obsoletion or ended support are significant considerations when buying a new laptop, so just how long can you expect a new MacBook to last?