Technology moves quickly, and it’s hard to tell what actually matters. Our Tech section is here to help you keep up without the jargon. We review the tools worth knowing about and explain the trends shaping how we live and work across software, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, gadgets, and gaming. Whether you’re protecting your data or picking your next device, we aim to make tech make sense.
You can connect AirPods to a PS5, but not through native Bluetooth pairing. The PS5 restricts Bluetooth audio to Sony-licensed devices, so AirPods and most third-party wireless headphones require either a USB Bluetooth adapter plugged into the console or a 3.5mm adapter connected to the DualSense controller. Key Takeaways Does the PS5 Have Bluetooth? The…
Passwords have protected online accounts since the 1960s, but their fundamental design flaw has never changed: they are secrets that can be stolen, guessed, or leaked. In 2024 alone, credential-based attacks remained the leading vector in data breaches tracked by major incident response firms, and reused or weak passwords continue to expose millions of US…
AI agents crossed a critical threshold in 2026. According to Stanford HAI’s 2026 AI Index Report, real-world task success rates for AI agents jumped from 20% in 2025 to 77.3% in 2026. That leap is not a rounding error. It means the software can now complete complex, multi-step tasks reliably enough to use in daily…
The handheld gaming market just got a lot more competitive. Nintendo launched the Switch 2 in June 2025 at $449.99, and Valve’s Steam Deck OLED remains the benchmark for PC gaming on the go at $549.99 for the 512GB model. Both devices target different players with fundamentally different philosophies, and choosing the wrong one is…
AI video editing is no longer about novelty—it is about survival against relentless publishing schedules. Whether you are a solo YouTuber racing a daily deadline or an agency studio managing 50 cross-platform deliverables a month, the right AI integration can cut your timeline in half. The wrong one introduces frustrating, hard-to-catch artifacts that ruin client…
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 ($329) is the best pick for most buyers — 8-hour battery, works with iPhone and Android. Samsung Galaxy Glasses ($499–$699, mid-to-late 2026) suit Galaxy users who want display overlays. Xreal Project Aura is developer-only for now. Audio-only frames like Ray-Ban Meta give you all-day battery; display-equipped glasses like Samsung and Xreal…
Nintendo has officially confirmed a significant price revision for the Nintendo Switch 2, raising eyebrows across the gaming community just months after the console’s initial launch. Whether you already own a Switch 2, are planning to buy one, or are shopping for the holiday season, understanding the details behind the nintendo switch 2 price increase…
Passwords have been the backbone of digital identity for decades, but 2026 may be the year they finally start their exit. Passkeys represent the biggest identity security shift of the decade, and if you haven’t made the switch yet, you’re leaving a meaningful vulnerability open. Check out our Tech articles for more on the tools…
Google just redrew the map for how people find information online. At Google I/O 2026, the company unveiled a suite of Google AI search agents that go far beyond returning a list of links. These agents can research topics, compare options, and take actions on your behalf, all from inside Google Search. If you follow…
Microsoft’s Windows 11 25H2 is now rolling out broadly, and if you’re still on 24H2 or an earlier build, this guide covers everything you need to know before you hit that update button. From new features and hardware requirements to known bugs and the fastest upgrade paths, this is a complete reference for anyone looking…
