How To Tell If Your Android Phone Is Overheating
It's not unusual for an Android phone to feel a bit warm at times, but if it feels hot and you suspect there's a problem, there are a few things you can do.
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Smart Clothing Could Be Surprisingly High Tech
Smart clothing is a concept that goes back many years, but its applications are growing with newer technologies.
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Motorola Razr 2022 Debut May Happen The Day After Samsung Unpacked
A new Motorola teaser indicates the company has already rescheduled its recently canceled Razr event, and it may put it close to Samsung Unpacked.
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Why You Probably Need To Change Your Android Phone's Equalizer Settings
You may have stumbled across Android's audio equalizer settings on occasion, but have you ever tried adjusting them? Here's everything you need to know.
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Samsung Feels The Heat Of Weak Phone Sales, Scales Back Production
Demand for tech products was high in the early months of the pandemic, but things have changed and that has led to warehouses packed with unsold inventory.
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What Happens To Your Ring Doorbell When The Power Goes Out?
If you lose power or experience a blackout, your Ring doorbell may experience some issues restarting or resetting.
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T-Mobile Has Dominated Verizon Wireless In One Major Way In 2022
Verizon has long been the top carrier in the U.S., but T-Mobile is no doubt a force to be reckoned with and it's impossible to ignore these surprising numbers.
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These iPad 2022 Renders Add Frustration To Our Biggest Question
A new leak offers the best look so far at the upcoming 10th-generation iPad, though it lacks the one big detail we all want more info about.
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Galaxy S23 Leak Suggests 2022 Is The Year Of The Chip Upset
A major rumored Samsung change is looking more likely by the day, and that may be good news for consumers who plan to get the Galaxy S23 flagship.
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Apple's Big iPadOS Update Could Be Delayed
This year may be an outlier in the history of Apple operating system releases as the next big iPadOS update may be pushed beyond the next big release of iOS.
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What Is Haptic Touch And What Can You Do With It?
Apple's Haptic Touch replaced 3D Touch, and will only continue to grow in scope as new apps and iterations of iPhones are developed.
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The Most Common FaceTime Connection Problems And How To Fix Them
You may run into some common issues with Apple iPhone's Facetime, but there a couple of very simple fixes that can improve your experience.
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Pixel 6a Can't Seem To Fix Its Fingerprint Scanner Issues
The Google Pixel 6a seems to be having some fingerprint scanning issues: if it's not allowing incorrect fingers, it's moving like molasses.
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Why You Need To Stop Charging Your Android Phone To 100%
Charging your Android smartphone up to 100% or allowing it to reach dead zero charge puts stress on the device's battery. Taking it easy results in longevity.
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The Truth About The Thousands Of Satellites Elon Musk Is Launching Into Orbit
Here's the truth about how Elon Musk has launched thousands of satellites into orbit around Earth, and plans to launch thousands more, soon.
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Android Smartphones Are Poised For A Major Memory Upgrade
The next generation in smartphone memory technology is about to be released, and the first phones to take advantage might very well be Samsung's.
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Why A Shorter Day Could Have Disastrous Consequences For Technology
The way we calculate the length of a day might be about to change again -- by a tiny fraction of a moment -- and some computer systems might not like it.
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Latest Windows 11 Insider Update Brings Key Android Gaming Improvements
Microsoft has revealed some new Windows 11 features for Insiders that improve Android gaming on the platform, including several involving controllers.
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The Reason Apple's Macintosh TV Was A Failure
By all accounts, Apple's Macintosh TV could have been a hit in the mid-1990s. However, it was far from being popular or even practical, and here's why.
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Galaxy Watch 5 Leak Teases Significantly Faster Charging Times
Another Galaxy Watch 5 leak has surfaced, this one teasing some good news about the upcoming model's charging capabilities, though questions remain.
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This Weird Microsoft Outlook Bug Is Uber-Frustrating
If you regularly use Outlook, you may experience an annoying bug that has a particularly sneaky cause... especially if you happen to use Uber, too.
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VR Made This Complex Surgery Possible
You've likely heard about VR use in hospitals to help calm anxiety, but it has far greater potential as demonstrated by its role in a groundbreaking surgery.
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How To Track An Android Phone And Find It On Google Maps
There's a way to set up your Android to integrate with Google Maps in the event that your phone goes missing or is stolen.
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The Easiest Way To Find Your Android Phone's IP Address
Sometimes you'll need your IP address, and fortunately, it's very simple to find it on your Android phone or tablet. Here are a few of the easiest methods.
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Logitech G's Mysterious Gaming Device Will Support Xbox And NVIDIA's Clouds
Logitech has teamed up with Tencent to launch a new handheld gaming device, one that will rely on cloud-based gaming platforms from NVIDIA and Xbox.
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Insta360 Link Is An AI-Powered 4K Webcam That Physically Moves To Keep You In Frame
Insta360 is the latest company to introduce a webcam that leverages AI to offer advanced features, including the ability to track you while moving around.
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Samsung DIY Repairs Now Have Official Support Through iFixit
As promised, iFixit has finally released DIY repair kits for select newer Samsung Galaxy devices, including two Galaxy S lines and a tablet model.
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