
How to use AssistiveTouch on Apple Watch: setup, gestures, fixes
Clench, pinch and tilt your way around watchOS without touching the screen. Here's how to set it up, what each gesture does, and why Double Tap stops working.

Clench, pinch and tilt your way around watchOS without touching the screen. Here's how to set it up, what each gesture does, and why Double Tap stops working.
Samsung's budget fitness band has cleared the FCC and its companion app has leaked its features. Here's when it could launch, what it may cost and what's new.
Pixels got Android 17 in June, Samsung is deep into One UI 9 and OnePlus is ahead of schedule. Here's where each brand stands in the US, UK and Canada.
Reviewers love Lenovo's OLED screen and light body, but Google's new laptop software still trips over phones, Wi-Fi and apps. Here's who should buy and who should wait.
OpenAI now has two fresh GPT-6.1 models. Sol is the stronger thinker, Terra the fast, cheap worker. Here's how they compare on price, speed, accuracy and access.
OpenAI's CEO called RAM in home computers a poor use of scarce memory. Here is his argument, the numbers behind the shortage, and what it means for your next PC.
You describe what you want in everyday words and an AI writes the code. It's now stripping ads from TVs and building Unreal Engine. Here's where it breaks.
Britain's biggest cable rival may start renting BT's fibre lines in places it doesn't reach, and pause its own upgrades. Here's who that affects.
Waymo has picked a right-hand-drive Toyota for Britain and Japan. London rides still wait on three approvals, and the original timetable has already slipped.
Google's parent posted record revenue and still had its worst trading day ever. The reason sits inside AI Mode, and it affects the ads you see.
Leaked Slack messages show Proton's chief pushing AI-written code over security delays. Users are canceling. Here is what happened and what it means for your encrypted mail.
Researchers showed one booby-trapped ChatGPT link could read a victim's private chats. OpenAI has fixed it, but share links are still a favorite trick for scammers.
A spy board was reported inside a Trezor Safe 5. Trezor says you can't reliably spot one yourself, so the real test is where your wallet came from.
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