He’s having a career for the ages. He has two adorable kids, a brilliant and beautiful wife, plenty of money, and still has his hair. There’s just one problem.

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Big Tech platforms used to insist they didn't have an anti-conservative bias. Now, they're saying something a little different: They've never had a bias, but the Biden administration tried to bias ...

The days of traversing the internet without leaving some sort of digital footprint are long gone, but there are still steps you can take to clear away as much of your digital footprint as possible. As ...

Google Translate now has a free Practice Mode powered by Gemini AI that helps you learn languages with listening and speaking exercises, vocabulary drills, and custom scenarios. Available in beta on ...

It’s fair to be curious about walking pads when you see yet another TikToker racking up an impressive amount of steps indoors. But aside from hitting your step goal (which might not need to be 10,000 ...

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Google Earth fails to open when the launch sequence breaks during initialization. You may click the icon, see the process start in Task Manager, then nothing renders, the window freezes, crashes on ...

In late July, Android Authority reported that Google was working on a new “Calling Cards” feature for its Contacts app. Yesterday, it began rolling out widely for everyone to use. When you receive a ...

Google removed support for uBlock Origin with Manifest V3, but you can still bring it back on Chrome by enabling specific Chrome Flags (M137, M138, legacy manifest options) and disabling MV2 ...

If you’ve ever used Google Chrome or an Android phone, you’ve probably seen a message pop up saying, “Do you want to save this password?” That’s Google Password Manager. Almost everyone knows about it ...