Technology

I finally tried the phone OS that inspired Android—and it still might be better

I finally tried the phone OS that inspired Android—and it still might be better

Joe Fedewa April 19, 2026

webOS was more ahead of it's time than I realized.

TechCrunch Mobility: Uber enters its assetmaxxing era

TechCrunch Mobility: Uber enters its assetmaxxing era

Kirsten Korosec April 19, 2026

Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility, your hub for the future of transportation and now, more than ever,...

I used to be subscribed to every streaming service; here’s the 4 I actually regret canceling

I used to be subscribed to every streaming service; here’s the 4 I actually regret canceling

Alexandra Ramos April 19, 2026

These are worth every penny.

Stop buying these smart home devices—they’re the worst money you’ll spend this year

Stop buying these smart home devices—they’re the worst money you’ll spend this year

Adam Davidson April 19, 2026

Not so smart tech.

This simple CachyOS feature lets me use Windows without dual-booting

This simple CachyOS feature lets me use Windows without dual-booting

Nick Lewis April 19, 2026

There are fewer and fewer reasons for me to use Windows.

Home Assistant isn’t just for your home—4 places you never thought to use it

Home Assistant isn’t just for your home—4 places you never thought to use it

Tim Brookes April 19, 2026

Home Assistant is where the heart is.

Your mini PC feels slow because of where it’s sitting, not what’s inside it

Your mini PC feels slow because of where it’s sitting, not what’s inside it

Monica J. White April 19, 2026

The best mini PC upgrades have nothing to do with internal hardware

Excel’s newest functions are flashy, but these classics are still the best

Excel’s newest functions are flashy, but these classics are still the best

Tony Phillips April 19, 2026

Old-school Excel functions like SUMPRODUCT, INDEX/MATCH, and IFERROR remain essential for stable, readable, and maintainable spreadsheets.

Claude Code killed my need for an IDE—and I’m not going back

Claude Code killed my need for an IDE—and I’m not going back

Patrick Campanale April 19, 2026

I ditched my IDE for Claude Code and nano, and my Mac is thanking me

Stop overlooking your pets in your smart home setup—6 ways cats and dogs can benefit too

Stop overlooking your pets in your smart home setup—6 ways cats and dogs can benefit too

Tim Brookes April 19, 2026

It's their smart home too.

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