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If you've been feeling shamed or annoyed by the question popping up during your binge-watching sessions, here's how to turn off the feature.

Upgrades include 360-degree audio and deeper integration with Google's Gemini.

The White House app will be automatically loaded onto DHS staff's work phones, Politico said.

WhatsApp is finally catching up to rivals with disappearing messages.

Lego's gonna show us all how it's done done done.

FIFA, which has strict policies around advertising, reportedly had the Bayern player tape over the Beats logo of his headphones.

The Dell XPS 13 is now available, starting at $599.

The funny-sounding name offers new insights into galaxy formation.

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel sat with us to discuss the Snap Specs, privacy, parental controls and more. Spoiler: He says "computing" a lot.

We'll see how players react.

The European Commission says it can't force publishers to preserve video games, citing existing copyright and IP law.

These might not be the most popular or well-known Apple Watch features, but we think they're worth using and setting up.

In some markets, new Xfinity customers can get their wifi set up same-day.

Wear OS 7 is now live for Pixel watches, with a new interface, notifications and Gemini features.

Google has started rolling out Android 17.

The Nintendo eShop got a big makeover.

A pair of prototype Ray Ban Meta glasses at AWE 2026 show that NFC charging can achieve similar performance to the pogo pins common in smart glasses today.

The company is taking paid reservations for a launch later this year.

Qualcomm's new Snapdragon Reality Elite promises a boost for AR and mixed reality devices.

There's a new Kodak Charmera coming, and its Y2K-coded.