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It’s been just over a quarter of a century since Steve Jobs announced the release of iTunes, and it’s still treading water today, in a drastically diminished state. For the Apple faithful, iTunes holds legendary status as the once-predominant digital storefront for organizing and playing music files. At the peak of iTunes’ heyday, it held…

Bluetooth allows for all manner of creature comforts, from hands-free calls to wireless headphones. However, few tech conveniences can go without drawbacks, and Bluetooth is no exception. At a time when personal data is a hot commodity, it’s best to exercise caution.

The data came from the Monthly Industrial Survey, released on September 2. This is a modest increase, but its importance lies more in the signal than the magnitude.

Android Auto was built to make your driving sessions simple and easy, but not everyone wants simple. If you’ve ever wished you could stream YouTube through your dashboard or mirror your phone’s screen to your car display, you’re not alone. Luckily, there’s a way to do it. Sideloading lets you install apps that Google never…

Razer has unveiled a new head cushion with a speaker called the Clio X at PAX West 2026, and it’s a lot more affordable than the original Clio. The Clio X is compatible with all of Razer’s gaming chairs: You just need to attach it to the headrest with its adjustable nylon strap and then…

If you’ve ever watched an AI-generated clip on your phone and wished it came with an actual TV channel, Fairground has you covered. Fairground AI Creator TV takes films made with generative AI and packages them into a free, ad-supported channel available through Roku and other platforms. Fairground says its programming features come from more…

Installing an iOS beta can be a fun way to try the latest OS, but make sure you don’t miss this crucial step.

The Steam Deck was the king of gaming handhelds when it arrived. But with more competition (and a higher price), is it still worth the cost?

Two more news organizations are suing OpenAI and Microsoft over the supposed use of their journalism to train AI.

If your MacBook is having major hardware problems, the Apple Diagnostics menu can help make sense of what’s wrong.