With how easy it is to get into stereoscopic 3D media, it's only natural for someone people to want to create their own videos for the format. Well, if you're part of that camp and you have a spare Raspberry Pi 5 lying around, today's your lucky day. This cool Raspberry Pi project lets you create a camera that streams footage in a stereoscopic format, so you can see things in 3D through visors like Google Cardboard.

If you're ready for a new smartphone, it can be tough to choose between the top Android devices and best iPhones, but you can narrow that down to the OnePlus 13 or the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Even still, though, which flagship phone should you actually buy?

During multitasking on Windows, you might be required to open several apps simultaneously and juggle between them while continuously paying attention to one particular one. Whether it’s a media player for a quick tutorial, a calculator for making calculations, the task manager for monitoring your system, or a chat window for monitoring updates, keeping an app window always on top can be highly beneficial for a proper workflow during multitasking.

Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Verge It’s getting increasingly difficult to avoid AI when you open up your phone or laptop — as soon as I started this article in Google Docs, I was immediately offered some AI assistance to write it (which I didn’t take). And with the rollout of Apple Intelligence, that now applies to iPhones, iPads, and Macs, too.But if you aren’t seeing much value in the Apple Intelligence features that have launched so far, you’re not alone: around three-quarters of iPhone owners can’t see what all the fuss is about, according to a recent survey. It’s also worth bearing in mind that these AI add-ons take up 7GB of local storage (and counting) on every device you want to use them on.The good news is that Apple Intelligence is both opt-in and reasonably easy to disable, which isn’t something every company does with their AI tools (looking at you, Google and Microsoft). So if you find features like Writing Tools and mangled notification summaries superfluous to your needs, you can turn them off. Assuming you’ve already turned it on, here’s how to turn off specific features of Apple Intelligence. And if you really don’t like it, here’s how to turn it off completely.(The steps listed below were... Read the full story at The Verge.

The Cell BioPrint is designed to be used in retail spaces and dermatology offices. | Photo by Victoria Song / The Verge Las Vegas is punishingly dry. The arid winter air means I woke up on Day 3 of CES 2025 with a nosebleed, chapped lips, and ashy legs. This in spite of the fact I slathered myself with two pumps of a fermented bean essence, eye cream, moisturizer, and a lip mask. Staring at my face in the hotel mirror, I wonder if any of those products were doing what they’re supposed to — and if maybe, I should try something different.This is why I was so eager to try L’Oréal’s Cell BioPrint. For anyone who’s struggled with their complexion, the Cell BioPrint feels like a holy grail gadget. The device is a mini-lab setup that analyzes a skin sample to generate a report about your skin’s current condition. It’ll also “grade” your skin with regard to oiliness, wrinkles, skin barrier function, pore size, and uneven skin tone. Based on the proteins in your skin, you’ll also see whether you’re more likely to be susceptible to those issues down the line — even if they aren’t issues now. The test also determines whether you’re responsive to retinol, a popular and well-studied skincare ingredient that nevertheless causes a ton of confusion online. Photo by Victoria Song / The Verge ... Read the full story at The Verge.

Those of you who have built multiple PCs might have some old SSDs lying in a drawer, next to your ancient HDDs. While you might turn your nose up at an old SATA or Gen3 NVMe SSD, it still has several uses that you might not have considered. From using it for storage and backup, to media streaming or building a NAS, your old SSD has tons to offer.

Besides framerates and unexpected blue screens, system temperatures are the most significant source of anxiety for PC users. The moment your CPU or GPU temperature starts creeping upwards, you are likely to panic and begin troubleshooting the root cause behind the "terrible calamity." Jokes aside, cooling your PC is essential, especially if you're running power-hungry components and demanding workloads.

Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 66, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, happy 2025, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I’ve been reading about loneliness and Web3 scams and the future of procedural TV, watching Deadpool & Wolverine on an airplane like the director intended, rewatching Severance and Squid Game to get ready for the second seasons, eagerly awaiting the return of Kids Baking Championship, wondering if that’s real Sara Dietschy or AI Sara Dietschy, and giving an Apple News Plus subscription a whirl as my go-to news source. I also have for you a big report from CES in Las Vegas. This edition of Installer is a little different than most, just because we saw so many new things, and so many new things launched, and in many cases, it’s hard to know whether any of it will ever hit shelves. So think of this as part Installer, part CES recap, part “David hopes desperately these things actually ship” list. But I tried hard to pick out the stuff I’m confident will actually end up on sale at some point soon and might be worth your money. I’m sure I’ll be wrong about a few... Read the full story at The Verge.

Ready for a new smartphone? If so, an iPhone is always worth consideration, but top Android devices like the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and OnePlus 13 are serious contenders. Deciding on something can be tough though, so which is the better overall phone?

For many of us, playing video games is an inseparable part of our lives, shaping our thoughts and personalities. Sharing this source of joy with our partners, however, isn't as easy as it might seem. For a non-gamer, getting the hang of even the games that you might consider "easy" can be stressful and rage-inducing. Hence, you will probably need to ease them into the hobby with a carefully curated list of games.

I've said it once, and I'll say it again: Raspberry Pis end up in all kinds of weird and wonderful projects. One moment, they're powering retro consoles; the next, they're attached to drones. If you want more proof that a Raspberry Pi can power just about anything DIY, this awesome jukebox uses the SBC as its beating heart to keep the old traditions alive.

I used to be a die-hard fan of OneNote. The freedom of the infinite canvas, the endless pages, the promise of seamless organization with notebooks and sections – it seemed perfect. However, as my workflow grew, Microsoft’s note-taking app started to feel limiting. The sync speeds feel hit and miss, the templates haven't seen a refresh since I was in college, and don't even get me started on clunky collaboration.