Comment on X (Twitter) Is About to Make the Block Function Useless

Stick drift is one of the biggest problems you'll encounter with your controllers. While some manufacturers have fixed this by moving to hall effect joysticks, there's a neat feature already built into your operating system or game that can help counter drift.

Your internet browser is the gateway to online activities, where you access email, browse social media, and make transactions. With so much sensitive information shared online, prioritizing security while browsing is crucial. Here are five browser security features everyone should use.

We all want to browse without worrying about hackers, phishing attempts, or malware lurking on the web. But with so many browsers available, how do you determine which one is truly the most secure? After doing some digging, I ranked the most secure web browsers based on their defense mechanisms against cyberattacks, vulnerabilities, and overall privacy protection.

The Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 models provides one-touch access to the native Camera app and gives additional control over your photos and videos. But did you know you can also use it with third-party camera apps? I'll show you how.

Since Elon Musk took ownership, X (formerly Twitter) has changed in several major ways. And now, another change is coming the way the Block function works. This change has been teased for some time, but it now appears to be imminent.

Although Apple redesigned the Photos app in iOS 18 to make it easier to find your images and videos, I feel like it has only made the app more cluttered. I'll show you how to tidy things up and somewhat revert to the pre-iOS 18 layout.