The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 only just hit shelves this week, but many of its features are already coming to the Galaxy S20. Samsung has announced that One UI 2.5, which debuted […]
If you’re accustomed to longtime Windows creature comforts such as the “Never Combine” taskbar, upgrading to Windows 11 can be a big adjustment. Microsoft changed or eliminated a lot of those features […]
The new Google AI search engine gets right to the point: You ask a question, it answers (albeit sometimes with inaccuracies). And you can do it without needing to scroll down past […]
One of the best things about backing up your files to an online service is that they’re, well, backed up. So it’s understandable that a lot of Google Drive users are upset […]
Where are the missing tools in ACR, and why do they only show sometimes? You may notice sometimes when you open Camera RAW, some tools are showing and other times they are […]
Even though Microsoft is a heavy investor in OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT chose to first release the AI chatbot’s desktop app on macOS before Windows back in May of this year. […]
When you store contact details on your phone, you tend to assume they’re going to be safe and never disappear as there’s a good change that those numbers and email addresses aren’t […]
I’ve read the comments. Some people having missing tools and they are saying, “Where are the presets, what happened to my plugins? Why does Photoshop crash when I add a gradient?” I […]
Call me a flip-flopper, but the new features in iOS 11 have me thinking of jumping back to iOS after switching to Android barely a year ago. Indeed, the new version of iOS […]
I’ve been obsessed with squeezing every last drop of functionality out of Chrome for years now. Just when I think I’ve seen it all, I stumble across some new hidden gem that […]
