What Does “NP” Mean, and How Do You Use It?
If you’ve thanked someone online, there’s a good chance that they responded with the initialism “NP.” We’ll tell you what it means and how to use...
What We’re Playing: ‘Jedi Fallen Order’ Eases the Wait for New ‘Star Wars’
After watching a couple of seasons of The Mandalorian, I was in a Star Wars mood. But although Disney seems to be flinging out new premium...
How to Charge Your Apple Pencil
Apple offers two different generations of Apple Pencil, which are compatible with different iPads. As both are battery powered, they are inevitably going to run out...
Caviar’s Modified AirPods Max Headphones Go for the Super Low Price of $108,000
When Apple announced the AirPods Max noise-canceling headphones, the $549 asking price stood immediately. But what if you could take a premium set of headphones with...
Watch Our Future Robot Overlords Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow for the Humans
If ever there will be a reason that the robots overthrew their human masters, it’ll be the time we made them act like a show choir....
How to Use Microsoft Outlook Online’s File View
Searching through emails for attachments can be time-consuming and annoying. Thankfully, Microsoft has a “File” view in Outlook Online that makes it easy to find any...
Japan’s Wooden Satellites Won’t Solve Space Junk, but They’re Still Interesting
A Japanese company and Kyoto University are working on a novel concept—wooden satellites. On the inside, they’ll look much like the satellites we have now, but...
How to Stop Siri from Popping Up on Your Apple Watch
Siri can be useful but, if you have an Apple Watch, the virtual assistant can accidentally pop up all the time—especially when you’re working out. Here’s...
How to Appear Offline on Nintendo Switch
Secretly playing your Nintendo Switch can be difficult because, by default, Nintendo alerts all of your friends when you launch a game, and they can see...
What Was the “Game Genie” Cheat Device, and How Did It Work?
First released in 1991, the Game Genie let players enter special codes that made video games easier or unlocked other functions. Nintendo didn’t like it, but...
