These Android Phones Have Built-In Spam Call Protection That Actually Works
Spam calls keep getting harder to dodge, but some Android phones fight back on their own, and they can actually keep scammers from reaching you.
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4 Things Siri Can Do With Your Calendar
Got lots of events to manage on your calendar? If you have an iPhone, the recently advanced Siri AI assistant can make coordinating things a snap.
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The 8 Best Apps Optimized For The iPhone Duo On Day One
If you've got your hands on the iPhone Duo, here are some apps worth trying right now, as they have already been updated for its unique screen size.
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You Can Build A Dedicated Music Server Using Your Old Devices - Here's How
Looking for something to do with that old laptop or other device you have lying around? Why not turn it into a music server? Here's how to do so.
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How Much Would It Cost To Subscribe To Every Major Streaming Service?
It's not easy keeping up with your favorite TV shows when they're all distributed on different streaming platforms, especially when you consider the price.
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FBI Issues Warning On Major Cybersecurity Threat You Should Know About
The general consensus is that if the FBI is making an announcement, then it's a an issue worth paying attention to, even if you don't run your own website
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8 Google Maps Tips Every Driver Needs To Know
Google Maps takes all of the hassle and confusion out of travelling. It's fantastically convenient already, but there's more to it than you might know.
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Android Auto Just Got A Big New Update Drivers Should Know About
Google has unveiled that Android Auto will receive AI-assistance, in an important update for both Android Auto users and Google built-in vehicles.
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Is A YouTube Premium Subscription Worth It For Music?
There are a lot of music streaming services to pick from, so you may not as quickly consider one that shares its name with a video site. But you should.
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How To Tell If Your Oura Ring Needs An Update
Oura Rings periodically get new features and fixes, but only if it stays up to date. Here’s how to make sure yours isn’t missing out on anything new.
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This New Samsung Health Feature Wants To See Photos Of Your Food
Samsung Health's new beta lets you photograph your meal instead of logging everything by hand. You can also correct the details when it gets something wrong.
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YouTube Premium Could Get Its Best Perk Yet, As Long As It Doesn't Pull A Spotify
YouTube Premium got more expensive this year. A reported new perk might help justify the price hike, unless Google borrows one of Spotify's worst ideas.
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This Open-Source App Keeps Your MacBook Awake Even With The Screen Closed
Your MacBook goes to sleep when you close the lid, but you can change that default. This open-source app keeps your MacBook awake even with the screen closed.
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The iPhone 18 Pro's Camera App Has A Big Problem For Professionals
Apple's new camera aperture features for the iPhone 18 Pro promise more control for photographers, but some complain it's not enough.
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3 Disadvantages Of Watching VOD Content On YouTube TV
YouTube TV lets you watch lots of shows and movies on demand, even if you didn't DVR them beforehand. Just know up front that VOD content has a few downsides.
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You May Soon Have A New Reason To Play Your Xbox Every Day
Microsoft appears to be considering a new feature similar to popular social media apps, encouraging players to use their Xbox at least a few times a week.
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You Should Probably Switch To MapQuest Until Google Maps Gets This Key Privacy Feature
You might remember printing MapQuest directions from the family computer years ago. Now, the service is making a comeback with a unique look at public roads.
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Android Users Find Google Is Quietly Linking Your Phone Number To Different Accounts
Google says it's for security, but users are increasingly frustrated by this automated process that could be used to track even more of their online activity.
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Apple TV's Free Premiere Section Is Streaming's Best-Kept Secret
Apple TV might not have the same number of originals as Netflix, but the quality of what it does have can't be ignored, making it one of the best streamers.
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3 Essential Tools Every PC Gamer Should Install
You have a lot of tools available to you to maintain and monitor your PC, but these three, in particular, are must-haves for any gamer.
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Does Google Maps Use More Data When You Zoom In?
Google Maps has plenty going on behind the scenes when you explore a location. Here's what to know about its mobile data demands before your next trip.
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10 Useful Apps And Gadgets That Can Replace Doomscrolling
There are two great ways of combating doomscrolling: replacing it with a different habit or using tools that make the habit more difficult.
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Improve Your YouTube Recommendations By Doing These Simple Things
Are your YouTube recommendations not lining up with what you want to watch? Follow these steps to improve your video recommendations.
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One Of The Best Features Of The Google Pixel 11 Can Now Be Used On Any Android Phone
You shouldn't have to edit every "um" out of a dictated message. A Pixel 11 feature handles that for you, and there's now a way to use it on other phones.
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5 Phone Features You Should Stop Paying Extra For
Smartphones now come with many built-in features that once required paying expensive subscriptions. Here are some of them worth trying before third-party apps.
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5 Essential Features Every Microsoft Teams User Should Know
Microsoft Teams is an important collaboration and productivity tool for many users, but you might be missing out on some of its best features.
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This Secret Code Replaces Google Dialer With A Better App On OnePlus Phones
If you have a OnePlus phone and want a superior dialing and calling experience, here's how using a simple code can replace the Google Dialer app.
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