Google is rolling out an update to Pixel Weather on older phones that finally brings homescreen widgets into the app. Previously, the weather widgets available to Pixel owners were powered by the ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Lock Screen widgets are fully back! In the first Android 16 QPR2 Beta 1 that was just released, Google added a ...

I switched to Windows 11 back when it launched in 2021, and while I didn't love it at first, I've grown pretty comfortable ...

With the in-app redesign widely available, Google Calendar for Android is now rolling out M3 Expressive homescreen widget updates. At full width, the Calendar schedule widget switches from a floating ...

The first beta of Android 16 QPR2 finally brings lock screen widget support to Pixel phones, a feature previously only available on tablets. Users can swipe inward from the right edge of the lock ...

Widgets provide easy access to your favorite apps and important information so there’s no need to tap and swipe through multiple screens to find what you need. Headlines, weather forecasts, calendar ...

NFL RealTime delivers scores directly from every NFL game stadium scoreboard -- so live that it's just like being there! View every score discreetly on your desktop, updated instantly with NO ...

Remember back when Windows 11 first came out and Microsoft gave everyone a free pass to upgrade? On the surface, it was a generous move; in actuality, it was a ploy to lure us away from Windows 10.

Microsoft’s fall updates start with a September release packed with Copilot+ features and customization options — and it’s just the beginning.

The Lockscreen of a Windows computer is the window you see every time you boot it up, right when you’re about to log into your system. The screen is highly customizable on Windows computers. Since ...

1] Select an item – To select an item that’s on your screen, just tap the screen once. 2] Scroll – To run through the items or content on the page, place and hold your two fingers on the screen and ...