Google Workspace lets Gemini access your company data by default – how to shut it down
In Google Workspace, Gemini has access to Gmail, Docs, Calendar, Chat, and more by default. Here’s why it matters, and how administrators can disable it today.
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This Google Play Store trick saved me over $100 on the Pixel 11 Pro XL – here’s how
Here’s how I saved hundreds on a new phone and watch in just a few seconds.
I’ve tested dozens of tablets – this $300 TCL is a back-to-school powerhouse
The Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper is a new offering from TCL that has arrived just in time to become a partner for school productivity.
The Pixel’s new ‘HiLight’ reminds me of the golden days of Android phones
Google’s new LED feature on the Pixel 11 Pro models pays homage to classic notification LEDs, but so far it’s subtle.
No space for bookshelf speakers? The Victrola Soundstage sits neatly under my turntable
The Victrola Soundstage is ideal for those who want to build their vinyl system up rather than out, with plenty of digital and analog connections for every kind of listener.
Apple is warning users of new spyware attacks – what to do if you’re a target
New spyware attacks are aimed at journalists, activists, politicians, diplomats, and others. Here’s how Apple is notifying them and what they should do – after turning on Lockdown Mode.
I tested an Android app that lets anyone fight censorship – and shows your impact in real time
Most apps make our personal lives easier. This one helps the oppressed communicate by turning your phone into a Tor proxy. No technical knowledge needed.
Google Meet can take notes for your in-person meetings now – here’s how it works
Google’s Gemini-driven meeting software can now save a transcript, send it to Google Drive, and email you a copy.
ChatGPT’s new Computer History tracks your Mac activity to create a timeline – but should you let it?
Rolling out to ChatGPT’s Mac app, Computer History creates a timeline from your activities across the apps and websites you use on your Mac. Is that a privacy risk?
Dell XPS 13 review: The first budget laptop to rival Neo raises the bar for all PCs
The Dell XPS 13 flaunts build quality rarely seen at this price point, but not without trade-offs.
I used OpenFactory to build my own Linux distro overnight – this AI tool is going to be big
Need a custom Linux distribution, but don’t have time to learn how to build one? OpenFactory can help you.
This free Android assistant fixes my biggest Gemini frustration – and keeps my data private
With Google set to retire Assistant, and Gemini not exactly the replacement many of us want, Dicio is a solid option. There’s one catch.
I tried the new ChatGPT Desktop App for Linux – but I’ll stick to my browser for now
This preview release of ChatGPT Desktop for Linux supports Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora is here.
Gemini voice calling on Android Auto keeps failing me – and Google has until September to fix it
With Google Assistant shutting down this fall, Android users will be left with inferior voice calling, thanks to Gemini.
You’re using DND all wrong: 5 powerful Do Not Disturb settings to try on your iPhone today
DND is so much more than a way to silence your phone.
I wore Samsung’s and Apple’s Ultra smartwatches for 3 weeks – apps made all the difference
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 and the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 are top-tier rugged smartwatches with similar features, but one stands out.
This Micro RGB TV rivals pricier OLED models – and I’d recommend it, especially on sale
The Samsung R95H is built with an all-new Micro RGB panel that delivers truly impressive color and contrast.
Microsoft is merging Copilot and Copilot 365 into one unified app – and retiring 3 features
The move should cut down on the confusion between the two apps, especially for anyone who bounces back and forth between the two of them.
Android can now tap to share for contact info, photos, and more – which phones get it first
The process of sending someone a file or sharing your information on Android just got a lot simpler.
75% of developers I surveyed prefer Claude Code – here’s why they choose it over Codex
Three out of four of the 138 developers I surveyed use Claude Code. Here’s what they say matters in daily AI coding workflows.