There are stark differences between how iOS apps are made vs how Android apps are made. Namely, iOS apps are built on Swift, while Android mostly uses Kotlin. Now, though, Swift is coming to Android. And it could have huge implications for apps going forward.

For many, their old Xbox 360 consoles are collecting dust in a drawer, but many people are still actively playing with them. Those people, however, are now being hit with a new "upsell" offer that they might not appreciate.

There aren't a lot of portable speakers that are as iconic as Beats' Pill is. And if you want to grab one for cheap now, the current, most recently released model is just $100 at this moment.

While Microsoft Edge is nice, most Windows users still resort to third-party browsers. And it's a well-known fact that Windows doesn't like that. So it's a funny coincidence to see that Microsoft is accidentally blocking third-party browsers, even if this time it's an actual accident.

Most people only use password managers for managing passwords and passkeys, but the possibilities are endless. Some password manager apps have branched out and become more useful in the process. And now, Proton Pass is going the same route as well.

The Fairphone is very unique in the Android ecosystem. A phone that goes against most widely established conventions and goes out of its way to be more modular and repairable. Now, the Fairphone 6 is here, and it's better than ever.

It's a known fact that Microsoft is really into shoving its services down people's throats. I haven't seen attempts at doing so that are as blatant as this one, though. Microsoft will, after all, allow you to continue updating Windows 10 past its EOD date, if you agree to do a little something.

You'd think they'd be more common, but Chromebooks running ARM chips are a relatively rare sight. When we do get one, it's noteworthy. On that same vein, we have a new ARM Chromebook, and it's pretty nice.

After years of Windows 11 being the most inflexible thing since DOS as far as customization goes, this seems to be a priority in Microsoft agenda with the upcoming Windows 11 25H2 update. Complaining works. Now, it's getting even more customizable.

The RTX 5000 series of GPUs was just released this year, and deals on hardware packing the new cards are hard to come by. Not impossible, though. One of HP's best Omen gaming laptops is currently heavily discounted, in case you want to hop on it now.

You probably haven't actually used a computer with a FireWire port in years, but it was still supported within macOS. It was the original USB killer before USB got improved on later. Now, though, FireWire is getting completely killed off, for good this time.

If you need a computer under $500, there aren't a lot of great options. So whenever there is one, it's already newsworthy. The Mac Mini is one of the best cheap computers your money can buy, and at less than $500, it can't get better than this.

Finding a good table lamp is not something you think about a lot until you start getting older, but while there are many simpler options, why not allow yourself to get something a tad higher tech? Now, Govee has just launched a neat lil' table lamp, with a party trick that sounds really good (literally).

Everyone knows that port selection in laptops can be scarce, depending on what brand you're looking at. If you need to expand it, this Anker hub is a cheap option to consider, and right now, it's pretty cheap.

You buy gaming computers for their performance, so it certainly sucks when a "performance boosting" feature actually harms performance. This seems to be exactly what's happening for Linux users trying to use Alienware's G-Mode feature.

Last week, we were surprised to see that Microsoft was not only caring about gaming handhelds but was actively supporting them within its Xbox ecosystem. And if Microsoft's final plans turn out anything like the way they currently look, they might be about to play a much more central role.

OnePlus used to have a huge presence in the US years ago, complete with carrier deals. It never stopped being a Chinese brand first, but it actually cared about the US. These days, however, North America is just an afterthought. The company's latest cheaper devices look pretty nice, but sadly, you probably won't ever get to use them.

We've seen tons of chargers with different power outputs. 45W, 60W, 75W, and even 100W. Sometimes even more. I'm sure, however, that you've never seen a 500W charger before. UGREEN just launched one, and it looks absolutely crazy—and huge.

Smart glasses are a concept that's not really popular yet, but while we wait for fancy AR glasses, things like the Meta Ray-Bans are here to tide us over. If you've been eyeing one, it's now the perfect time to get it.