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While you probably want to forget the flood of purchases made over the holidays, a recent security breach at an online gift card store might make that impossible. Unfortunately, if you used MyGiftCardSupply in 2024, your data may have been exposed.

Our phones are better than ever at staying charged for a whole day. But there are days when they need to give more than 100%—particularly when traveling. Power banks are the easiest way to keep juiced up on the go—and these are my two favorites.

Apple does a fantastic job with the iPhone's default settings, but they're not one-size-fits-all. From customizing Lock Screen shortcuts and the Control Center to changing default apps, I made several tweaks to truly make my new iPhone my own.

Windows accessibility features are often overlooked and mistakenly perceived as solely beneficial for individuals with disabilities. However, that’s not true for all the accessibility options. From improved readability to automatic captions and voice typing, there are several features that everyone should explore.

Apple just settled a class-action lawsuit for $95 million and every user of a Siri-enabled Apple device could be entitled to a maximum of $20 per device, with up to five eligible device per user. This means you could get up to $100 from Cupertino if a judge approves the deal.

Thanks to Microsoft Designer's integration with the Photos app, I've finally found a photo editing experience that's both powerful and effortless.