Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we unpack everything Apple announces at its annual developer conference in Cupertino, ...

Apple dumped its new Vision Pro-styled UX design, dubbed Liquid Glass, all over its iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, and ...

Apple’s developer conference has kicked off and the company is announcing big updates to the iPhone’s software, Apple ...

The settings on your phone can help you get better cell service, but there are other tricks for improving your reception ...

In context: Every now and then, Microsoft security patches can wreak havoc on Windows PCs. Users are understandably cautious these days, and even an innocent, empty folder can raise concerns about ...

The internet was mystified earlier this month by... okay, let me start this again. Very specific parts of the internet were mystified earlier this month by an empty folder labelled "inetpub ...

The monthly patch for Windows 11 24H2 reportedly has a bug that creates an enigmatic folder This ‘inetpub’ folder appears in the system drive but it’s empty It’s harmless, and you can ...

Microsoft is preparing changes to its laptop battery charge indicators, which should be coming to future versions of Windows 11 in the coming months. Many pundits note that the icons now resemble ...

Your desktop, whether Windows 11 or macOS, is the handiest spot for the applications, files, and folders you use most. Maybe you’d like to organize your desktop icons by placing some in a folder.

At first glance, this may seem like an unnecessary action to undertake. Sure, the icons for folders and other Windows applications may not be all that flashy, but they serve their purpose well enough.

MacOS has a pretty robust search function, allowing you to easily find your files ... original icon in Finder. Note that you can use any image file to use as an icon, unlike in Windows where ...

It probably disappeared into the mists of Windows past, right? Wrong. Your old OS didn't get erased; rather, it's lingering in a system folder called, aptly enough, Windows.old. And depending on ...