Most people only use a fraction of their laptop’s potential. Beyond the basics—email, browsers, and office tools—lie a treasure trove of hidden features that can dramatically improve productivity.

A laptop touchpad acting up is the most annoying thing, especially when you are in the middle of something important. Maybe it scrolls on its own, registers unwanted clicks, moves too slowly, or stops ...

A while back, we saw sketches of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 4, but now new, much more detailed images have been discovered in the code for One UI 8.5, along with details that reveal new features for the ...

The MacBook Air trackpad is a powerful tool that goes far beyond simple clicking. With a combination of intuitive gestures and customizable shortcuts, it allows users to navigate macOS more ...

Sandbar has launched a new smart ring, called Stream. This lets you take notes and control music. The companion app features an AI chatbot that’ll converse with you as you record your thoughts. The ...

Apple was the first to truly popularize the touchpad (or trackpad, as Apple calls it), and most importantly, make it good. Over the years, the company enhanced the experience with a handful of ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. One of the major selling points of supposedly “touchless ...

Most desktop computers are designed for keyboard and mouse input. Most laptops have a built-in touchpad. But it’s surprisingly difficult to find a good touchpad that’s designed for use in a desktop ...

Google wants to bring Androids closer to a desktop-like experience as it prepares to combine Android and ChromeOS into a single platform. A big part of this change involves improving how Android works ...

You may have missed it, but select Apple Watch models are gaining a new Wrist Flick gesture in watchOS 26 that allows users to dismiss notifications and return to their watch face with a simple wrist ...

Apple has been granted a patent for an “enhanced virtual touchpad.” It would work with gaze and gesture input systems for a Mac. Obviously, many different types of user interface devices and methods ...