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Why making my own PDFs is changing how I use the reMarkable Paper Pro
The premium reMarkable E Ink tablet has made me think about file formats a lot more than I expected.
How I customize my Android home screen to make it truly mine
Google's mobile operating system gives you a lot of leeway to make your phone more personal, and a lot more beautiful.
Here's how the Pixel launcher turns me into a productivity pro
You have all the tools you need to turn your phone from something that distracts you into something that works for you.
The Pixel 9's desktop mode offers a broken, but tantalizing glimpse of a future I want
There's no reason Samsung should be the only company turning smartphones into desktop computers.
My 5 favorite iPad photo editing apps that are better than Photoshop
Adobe makes excellent tablet software, but you don’t necessarily have to pay for it to get a similar photo editing experience.
I found the closest thing to Letterboxd for video games
You actually have multiple apps to choose from if you’re looking for a “Letterboxd for video games.” Here are some of the best.
How to add MagSafe to the iPhone 16e - because you'll definitely want to
Apple's magnets are missing from its newest iPhone, but you can get them back with the right accessory.
The best apps for your Pixel that you can’t get in the Play Store
Google's Play Store has millions of apps, but with Android's ability to sideload apps, you don't have to limit yourself to only that.
This all-in-one productivity app will change the way you use your phone
Anytype can be a home for notes, contacts, tasks, and much more across phones, tablets, and computers.
5 Google Wallet features you need to be using more
Google Wallet works perfectly fine for tap-to-pay, but the Android app can store a lot more if you let it.
Your smartphone is the only Trojan horse AI has left
If dedicated gadgets don’t catch on, and businesses can’t find a use for it, getting normal people to use AI is the only way it can catch on.
Amazon's latest Kindle tweak is also a crackdown on DRM-free ebooks
Removing Download & Transfer via USB ends support for some older Kindles, but it also makes it much harder to remove the DRM from ebooks.
6 must-try Pixel features you probably haven't heard of
Google's flagship smartphones are packed with useful software features, but not all of them are as well known as others.
Apple's new home robot could finally be the robo-pet every '90s kid dreamed of
The company is interested in "expressive" robotics, and it might be the missing ingredient that unlocks whatever comes after robot vacuums.
How I jailbreak my Kindle to access thousands of books
With a little work you can set your own custom screensavers and even add new reading apps.
I tried DeepSeek and ChatGPT to find out which one is actually better
The AI assistants are similar in some ways, and vastly different in others. Here's which you should use.
How to use DeepSeek, the Chinese alternative to ChatGPT
DeepSeek has been around for a few years, but recent advancements have made the AI assistant a compelling alternative to ChatGPT.
Nintendo may be hiding a Switch 2 secret in plain sight
Nintendo seems to be teasing Joy-Cons that can be used as a mouse, but the reason why might have nothing to do with PC gaming.
6 Kindle tips and tricks you probably don't know about
Your e-reader has helpful features you might not have even touched yet.
Programmable buttons and a dial? Yes, they're worth the hassle for this console
Logitech's new MX Creative Console lets you make the interface that works best for you.