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After hundreds of reports suggested YouTube went down on November 7, users began to realize their ad blockers might actually be the problem.

ChatGPT prompts from users have been popping up in places they shouldn't, and while OpenAI says the glitch has been resolved, it's still a troubling occurrence.

Turns out all those goods that people surrender to the TSA during airport security screening are readily available to buy via online auction.

Roughly one year ago, a series of dams was removed in California and Oregon, and today, the watershed is recovering better than scientists hoped.

According to recent reports, Apple's rumored iPhone Fold could feature an industry-first 24-megapixel camera built under the display.

Waymo's self-driving taxis are currently available in Atlanta and Austin. The service will soon be available in several more cities across the US.

If your expenses have recently increased, and you're looking to save some money, here are some of the best Android apps to help you with that endeavor.

Google has begun the rollout of Android Auto 15.4, which includes a bunch of bug fixes for Google's in-car entertainment system.

We're approaching two months since the reveal of the iPhone 17, but Apple's supply is still catching up with the demand in some regions.

If the Apple AirTags have been on your wishlist for a while, now is the time to hit that 'Buy' button as Amazon is offering the $100 pack for just $65.

If you're on the hunt for a cheap Android tablet, now's the time to get one. Head to Amazon to snag this Android tablet for the cheapest it has been.

Here's a selection of popular paid Android apps with a free alternative you can try right now. The freebies often outperform the paid options in everyday use.

Google Maps could bring a new feature that helps you choose a route that avoids sunlight while walking to your destination. Here's how the feature works.

The progression of Alzheimer's disease is poorly understood, but new research may have found how the plaques that cause it spread through the brain.

This show uses the place, the land, the culture, all combined to produce the sort of quality crime drama that doesn't come around all that often.