If you're not rushing to update your iPhone to iOS 26 anytime soon, these are important iOS 18 settings you can change now. Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology for CNET. He is also the author ...

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Verizon customers nationwide, including in California, are reporting service outages on Monday. Downdetector, which displays reports made in real time regarding service issues, recorded a spike in ...

A new PlayStation 5 system update is now available as of September 17, bringing the ability to pair a DualSense to multiple devices at once. The update also introduces a Power Saver mode to the PS5, ...

Plenty of other countries have no problem allowing passengers to use their cellular devices on flights. Why can't we do the same in the United States?

The Nexus 6P laid the foundation all Pixel phones are built upon, with a fantastic camera and timeless design.

iOS 26 is packed with major changes for the iPhone, including a new Liquid Glass design. But if you’re not a fan of the fresh design, here’s how to make iOS 26 look and feel more like iOS 18 again.

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Minecraft Hardcore mode demands survival skills. Good food is essential for health and saturation. Cooked pork chops and golden carrots are beneficial. Enchanted golden apples offer strong buffs.

It’s migration time again, and the Bird Alliance of Oregon has issued a Lights Out alert for Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025. Why? Because 2.9 million birds are expected to be in the skies over Oregon during ...