5 Ways To 'Fix' iOS 26's New Features
If iOS 26 feels heavier than it should, a few smart adjustments can smooth out the rough edges and bring back the workflow you’re used to.
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6 Signs Your Phone Was Hacked
If your'e worried about the prospect of someone gaining access to your phone without your authorization, look for these tell-tale signs of a hack.
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5 Of The Best Apps To Take Your iPhone Camera To The Next Level
When the regular camera doesn’t quite cut it, these apps help you get more control and photos that simply look better.
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T-Mobile Released A New Way To Save On Your Monthly Bill - But It'll Cost You
T-Mobile is offering customers a new way to save each month, but is it worth the potential costs it could bring along? You may want to do the math first.
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5 Hidden Android Features That Can Make Using Your Phone Easier
Anything your phone might not be able to do natively can be achieved with an app, but Android devices are much more feature-rich than they appear at first.
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Digital Driver's Licenses Are Available In Illinois, But There's A Catch
Digital driver's licenses are slowly becoming available in more states and recently hit the state of Illinois, but don't get rid of your physical license yet.
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Common Problems You Might Experience With Google Home Devices (And How To Fix Them)
Google Home is rapidly expanding the devices it supports, but setting it up isn't always straightforward. Here's how to fix some common problems.
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Apple Watch Black Friday Deals: Who Has The Best Discount?
Looking to pick up a new Apple Watch without breaking the bank? Black Friday offerings for various Apple Watch models may be exactly what you need.
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5 Android Auto Settings You'll Want To Change (And Why)
If you have a car and an Android phone, you know what Android Auto is. And if you've tried to install it, you know it's not quite plug and play.
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This Controversial AI Feature Is Back With iOS 26
One of the most controversial Artificial Intelligence features included in iOS is back in the latest revision, but Apple warns it may still not be perfect.
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5 Of The Best Android Phones You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports has tested and ranked the top 5 Android phones of 2025. From powerful flagships to budget-friendly winners, see which devices made the cut.
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5 Phones With More Battery Life Than The iPhone 17 Pro Max
Battery specs tell one story, real-world tests tell another. See how several Android heavyweights outlast the iPhone 17 Pro Max in ways that actually matter.
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Google's AirDrop Move Has Android Users Cheering, But Don't Get Too Comfortable
Users are excited you can now share files between Quick Share and AirDrop on certain devices. However, some are skeptical that the feature will stick around.
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How To Tell If Your Android Phone Is Refurbished
A phone can look new when it isn't. Here's how to spot the differences between new Android phones, certified refurbished ones, and ones rebuilt unofficially.
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PITAKA Limited-Edition Holiday Sets Turn Functional Tech Into Festive & Exquisite Gifts
PITAKA's limited-edition gift boxes combine sleek and innovative phone cases with rich artistry and festive extras.
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These Android Keyboard Alternatives Put Google's Gboard To Shame
Google's default Android keyboard, Gboard, isn't the only option users have. Let's take a look at some alternatives that have features Gboard is sorely missing.
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5 Handy Third-Party Gadgets That Are Compatible With Apple's Find My Network
Apple's Find My network is extensive, and it can be useful for locating your lost items. Here are some third-party devices you can find with it.
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iPhones, Cameras, And More: Airport Lost And Found Items Can Be Bought For The Right Price
If you're looking for a deal and don't mind using something pre-owned, you might save a bundle by finding an airport's lost-and-found auction.
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The Internet May Keep Comparing This New Apple Product To Borat's Mankini, But That Didn't Stop It Selling Out
The announcement (and subsequent selling out) of the iPhone Pocket was disappointing, though, not as a result of the price point or vanity of the accessory.
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Some Phones Could Soon Lose Android Auto Support – Here's How To Know If Yours Is One
Users with older Android devices may soon lose functionality with Android Auto, and this is what that means.
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T-Mobile Isn't Gatekeeping This Service - Even AT&T And Verizon Users Have Free Access
Cell carriers typically gatekeep their services for their own customers. However, T-Mobile is offering a new service for free even if you have AT&T or Verizon.
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Here's What The Number Next To The Wi-Fi Symbol On Your Android Device Means
Wi-Fi generations previously used confusing number and letter names, but things are much simpler today. Here's what the number next to the Wi-Fi symbol means.
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This Google Pixel Bug Could Leave You Hanging In An Emergency
The Google Pixel is an increasingly popular series of cell phones, but a potentially dangerous Pixel phone-related bug has yet again shown up on newer phones.
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5 iPhone Shortcuts You Should Be Using With iOS 26
If you have an iPhone, you might have overlooked just how useful the shortcut function on it can be.
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Yes, IKEA Did Make A Mini Bed For Your Smartphone - But There's A Catch
Smartphones don't need beds — or do they? IKEA is offering a cute miniature bed for smartphones, although you probably won't be getting hold of one.
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Two Of Google's Most Useful Android Apps Just Got Even Better
Two Google apps you probably use every day just got smarter; if you haven’t checked for updates lately, now’s the time.
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How To Install Custom Fonts On Your Android Device
Android devices give you more personalization options than iPhones, and that can include going as far as changing your phone's font to something more fun.
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