Comment on Dell XPS 16 9640 Review: Gorgeous With Great Performance, but Not for Everyone

Creating a healthy relationship with technology might seem daunting, but small changes often make the biggest differences. Here are some simple tech adjustments that have significantly improved my day-to-day life.

In my attempts to prove myself as a "true" gamer, I used to shy away from easy difficulties in games so that I could test my mettle. But nowadays, I shamelessly choose easy mode where possibleand these are the reasons why.

If you just bought your very first iPhone, you're probably not sure how to turn it off. You may have pressed the side button only to realize it doesn't bring up the shutdown screen. But don't worryit's quite simple! And there are multiple ways to turn your iPhone off.

Ive always had a love-hate relationship with online multiplayer games. To me, it has some of the worst highs and lows in gaming than any other genre. On the one hand, theyre really fun with friends, but on the other, multiplayer games come with a lot of baggage. So much so, Ive given up on playing multiplayer games altogether and realized Im happier without them.

For years, Apple didn't provide a built-in way to lock apps with a passcode or biometric authentication unless the app itself offered the option. Thankfully, with iOS 18, this feature is now available on all compatible iPhones. Here's how you can set it up.

The Dell XPS 16 9640 is the companys first 16-inch model, and its every bit as stunning to behold as its smaller predecessors. A decently specd version will cost you, and it has some noticeable flaws, but its tough to resist the combination of power and elegance.