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If you love browsing YouTube and hate constantly having to wait through ads for Purple mattresses and local political candidates, you might be running some kind of ad-blocker on the web’s biggest video repository. Naturally, YouTube and Google would prefer that you not do so, and instead fork over twelve bucks a month for the ad-free YouTube Premium service. If

Solid-state storage is a pretty straightforward affair, not really lending itself to levity or fun. So can you blame someone deep in the software division of Kingston for expressing their taste in the form of…firmware notes? One user was shocked to find song lyrics from the

Cookie consent notices. You’ve seen them. You can’t not see them these days. They’re everywhere, on every website, because of well-meaning legal requirements. Sometimes blocking elements of the page you want to interact with, to boot.

I could have tinkered with Chrome and Firefox (my main two browsers) to nuke these annoyances, but an alte

It’s hard to trust Google’s new AI-powered search vision when it can’t even correctly summarize the details of its own products.

At its Google I/O developer conference on Wednesday, Google laid out the foundation for revamping its iconic search engine, which has followed the same basic formula for years. The company aims to

Nothing excites me more than a well-designed gaming mouse. Personally, if I’m going to be gaming for hours on end, I need an ergonomic mouse that’ll reduce wrist strain. If you’ve been shopping around for a comfortable peripheral, then we’ve got an excellent deal on tap for you today. Amazon’s selling the

It’s hard to trust Google’s new AI-powered search vision when it can’t even correctly summarize the details of its own products.

At its Google I/O developer conference on Wednesday, Google laid out the foundation for revamping its iconic search engine, which has followed the same basic formula for years. The company aims to

Cybersecurity is front and center these days as organizations of all sizes work to fend off hackers and data thieves. Some of the most important people in this struggle are ethical hackers, people paid to penetrate networks and systems to expose vulnerabilities, so that they may then be patched. If you want to break into this lucrative industry and

Google’s search engine has remained relatively unchanged for decades. With the advent of AI, look for that to change—and you can test the new-look Search today.

Google Search’s familiar interface, with a search box and a list of responses, is being overhauled to look more like

Google released its first self-branded Android phone in 2010, and has been releasing steady new models at least once a year since then. Its history with tablets is more tumultuous: After getting early hits with the affordable Nexus series, Google tablets have lost out to Samsung and Apple at every turn, and it’s been almost five full years