Netflix finally reveals how much its ad-supported tier will cost

Netflix's ad-supported tier will run $6.99 a month and launches in November.

New Windows 11 update will let you view iCloud libraries on PCs

Microsoft is finally playing nice with Apple.

Microsoft Office is rebranding to Microsoft 365

Thankfully, all of your apps will stay the same.

Microsoft’s Surface Pro 9 lets you pick from two different processors

Microsoft will let you choose between basic WiFi connectivity and 5G with the new processor options.

Giveaway: Enter to win a Nooie home security cam and Pet Feeder

They're yours for the big fat price of nothing, all you have to do is enter.

PSA: Counterfit batteries are on the rise – don’t buy them, says FBI

Supply chain struggles have led to an increase in fake battery scams.

Crash Detection on Apple’s iPhone 14 is prone to false alarms

Some amusement park rides can trigger a crash detection message.

WhatsApp now supports 1,023-person group chats

Just imagine all of those notifications...

Pixel 7 Photo Unblur is here to fix your out-of-focus images

It will even work on photos taken on other devices.

Check out all the new Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro camera features

Google continues to impress with its Pixel lineup.

Telegram founder says we should ‘stay away’ from WhatsApp

Telegram founder Pavel Durov says the app 'will never be secure.'

Chrome has more vulnerabilities in 2022 than any other browser

It has had more vulnerabilities this year than the next three browsers combined.

The Steam Deck is now available without a reservation

No more waiting in line for your chance to order.

Twitter officially rolls out its Edit button

It's only available in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand right now.

Google’s upcoming Pixel Tablet is designed for the home

The new tablet is coming sometime in 2023.

Want a Steam Deck? Buy it now, orders won’t ship until October

Demand for the handheld gaming PC must be high after its official launch in February.

Google’s Pixel Watch comes with Fitbit tracking and all-day battery

Plus, tons of apps for a little extra convenience.

macOS silently opens locally-stored QR codes (updated)

It isn’t a catastrophic security flaw. But it does raise serious concerns. 

Google rolls out iOS 16 lock screen widgets to iPhone users

Rolling out now, with Search and Maps widgets to come later.

Facebook now lets you upvote and downvote News Feed content

By giving users greater choice in the content they see, it shifts responsibility (and, yes, blame) from the News Feed algorithm.