WWDC 2026: Here's When Apple Will Reveal iOS 27
Apple has revealed the dates of WWDC 2026, which is where we expect to see iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and more in action for the first time.
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Your Kindle Supports More Than Just EPUBs And PDFs – Here's Every File Type It Can Read
In 2026, an Amazon Kindle device might seem a bit out of date, but they're still a great options for those who love to read, and not just for EPUBs and PDFs.
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One Of Your Samsung Phone's Best Features Isn't On By Default
Samsung Galaxy phones come with a display feature that hardly anybody talks about because it's buried in Settings and switched off by default.
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Your Phone's SIM Card Isn't Safe Until You Do This
Cellular providers offer all kinds of security and data encryption to their customers, but there's one task users should complete to keep their data safe.
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3 Cheapest Ways To Turn Your Phone Into A Portable Gaming Console
Gaming has grown in popularity to the point that people are playing video games from their phones on the daily, something most couldn't have predicted.
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5 Android Apps That Are Probably Slowing Down Your Phone
If your Android app is running sluggishly or your battery isn't lasting as long as you'd like, the issue could be related to these common apps.
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You're Probably Using The Wrong USB Cable For Android Auto - Here's Why
Having problems with your Android Auto functionality or your phone's battery life while driving? Your USB cable could be to blame.
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3 Cool Things You Didn't Know An Apple TV Could Do
Along with being one of the leading streaming devices on the market, the Apple TV has several cool features you might be totally unaware of.
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7 Of The Best Android Phones With A Headphone Jack In 2026
There's nothing like good old-fashioned wired listening for the finest sound. Luckily, the headphone jack lives on in a number of quality smartphones.
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When Did Smartphone Brands Stop Using SD Cards?
There was no single moment when smartphone brands ditched microSD card slots, but the feature has been fading from phones for over a decade now.
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The Line At The Bottom Of Your iPhone Screen Isn't For Aesthetics – Here's What It Does
For many models now, Apple's iPhone has had a line at the bottom of its screen, but it turns out that line isn't just to tie the screen together aesthetically.
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The 6 Best Budget Phones For Gamers In 2026
There's always plenty of chatter about the Steam Deck and Switch 2, but mobile gaming is arm's length away with one of these surprisingly affordable phones.
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How Does An '80s Supercomputer Compare To A Modern iPhone?
The Cray-2 supercomputer was the peak of computing power back in 1985, but a modern iPhone puts that old hardware to shame in a shocking way.
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5 Smartphones With The Best Battery Life In 2026
With all of the different tasks that can be accomplished on smartphones these days, like streaming and gaming, a large battery capacity is often necessary.
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The Hidden Back Tap Feature On Your iPhone Has Some Clever Uses
Apple's iPhone is loaded with hidden tricks and shortcuts, but the Back Tap feature is hiding in plain sight, and is remarkably easy to implement.
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Google Messages Finally Added Real-Time Location Sharing - Here's How To Use It
The long-awaited Real-Time Location sharing feature has finally come to Google's Find Hub. Here's how to share your location with friends and family.
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You're Going To Hate Google's New Rules For Sideloading Android Apps
Google has long been at battle with tackling sideloading apps on Android platforms, changing its rules multiple times, much to the dismay of developers.
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These 5 New Apple Products Combined Cost Less Than The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7
The cost of the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has been turning heads, but you'd be surprised how many Apple products you can get for the same price.
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4 Affordable Smartphones That Are Ridiculously Overpowered
You don't always have to pay an arm and a leg to get the smartphone features you want. Here are some affordable models that punch way above their weight class.
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Why There Are Only 2 Types Of Accessories That Use Your iPad's Smart Connector
Apple's Smart Connector has been around for years, yet iPad owners still have surprisingly few accessories that actually use it in daily life.
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What Happens To Your Android Phone If You Leave It On All The Time?
The majority of Android owners likely keep their phones powered on all day and night, only restarting them when there's a software update that forces them to.
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Don't Let Someone Fix Your Android Phone Without Using This Setting First
Before you hand your Android phone over to a repair shop, there's one privacy setting you should turn on to keep your apps and personal data protected.
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5 Android Phones That Use Silicon-Carbon Batteries Instead Of Lithium-Ion
Every smartphone sold in the U.S. comes with a lithium-ion battery, with few exceptions. To get one with a silicon-carbon battery, it needs to be imported.
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Why Did Smartphone Makers Stop Including Headphone Jacks?
In the last decade, smartphone manufacturers have almost entirely eliminated new models with standard headphone jacks, but why did that change occur?
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Costco Is Taking $120 Off The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE All Through March 2026
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is on sale at Costco this month, letting you get a modern, powerful, budget-friendly tablet for much less than its usual price.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Has A Clever New Cooling Trick To Compete With The iPhone 17 Pro
A redesigned cooling system helps the Galaxy S26 work harder for longer, giving Samsung a strong answer to the iPhone 17 Pro's new vapor chamber.
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Google Pixel's New Battery 'Bug' Is Actually Working Exactly As Intended
Lots of Google Pixel smartphone users have recently been reporting a "bug" involving battery charging, but it turns out, it's not a bug at all.
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