Google Chrome is targeted frequently by hackers and malware developers, not only because it open-source through the Chromium project, but also because it's the most widely-used browser in the world. Other browsers using the same engine, such as Microsoft Edge and Vivaldi, makes it an even bigger target. Yet another Chrome zero-day that was...

Google keeps its main search page fresh with fun doodles that change every couple of days. Occasionally, the doodle is an actual game that you can play. These games are archived and can be played after their time on the homepage has passed. They're perfect for passing the time without needing to download anything.

Aside from being a stylish accessory and a great workout companion, the Apple Watch is also a health-tracking device that you can wear to bed to track your sleep. You can set an alarm on your Apple Watch to wake you up on time, but I recommend you set a vibrate-only alarm for the best waking-up experience.

Looking at the same phone day in and day out can get a little boring. It turns out there's a very simple way to inject some novelty into your most-used devicechange the wallpaper! And I'm not talking about changing it up a couple of times per year. I change mine almost every day, and it's pretty great.

I left Facebook sometime in 2015 because I felt like I was too young for the platform. I'd largely replaced it with Instagram, anyway. However, I've recently found myself drawn back to the platform as an active user, all thanks to Facebook Groups.

There's a lot of jargon and a lot of passion in the video game hobby. That's a recipe for miscommunication, and I've been seeing a lot of that as the industry becomes larger and more popular. In particular, some people use these ten terms in odd and often incorrect ways.