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Ask Jeeves became a casualty of the search engine wars of the early 2000s. Eventually, their mascot was escorted right out the door.
There's a week left to file a claim for your (small) share of a $725 million settlement.
A new feature for iOS 17 can create a simulation of your voice.
The website formerly known as Twitter has replaced its bird logo with an X, but there's a way for iPhone users to get the old icon back on their home screen.
Discover the most commonly mispronounced tech terms and brand names, and settle once and for all whether it’s ”jif or ”gif.”
You don't need to use a bulky scanner to scan your documents. If you own an iPhone, it's as easy as taking a picture.
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Although we’re probably still a long way off from the sentient forms of AI that are depicted in film and literature, we can turn to fiction to probe the questions raised by these technological advancements.
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Dial a Pilot lets you quiz pilots about everything from turbulence to weird noises.
A new iPhone update will spell the end for everyone’s least favorite autocorrect fail.
Unpacking the reason hyperlinks are blue requires dipping into early internet history.
Discounted food apps like Too Good To Go and Flashfood can help you reduce food waste and find great deals on grocery staples like eggs, bread, and more.
The Dyrt makes finding and booking campsites around the country stress-free.