18 Things You Can No Longer Do On An Unsupported Kindle
If you read on a Kindle made before 2012, you've probably noticed significant changes. Find out which functions are no longer supported.
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Why Are People Ditching Google Search?
Google Search still dominates, but something shifted after I/O 2026. Alternatives like DuckDuckGo are seeing traffic spikes, and the timing is telling.
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Your Kindle Just Got A Cool New Feature In June 2026
Amazon rolled out a new Kindle feature that's useful if you read multiple books at once or tend to take long breaks between sessions. Here's what it does.
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With iOS 27, Apple Wants To Prove That An iPhone Is The Best Phone For Your Kids
To keep kids safer, Apple's latest software adds robust new features that give parents total control over what minors are able to see on their iPhones.
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You Can Pair Your Android Phone With An Apple Watch — But There's A Catch
Pairing an Apple Watch with an Android phone is technically possible. Whether it's worth doing is a different question, and the answer has a lot of caveats.
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What Does The Half-Moon That Shows Up At The Top Of Your iPhone Mean?
Ever noticed the half- or crescent-moon icon at the top of your iPhone and wondered what it's all about? Here's what that symbol means and how it can help you.
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iOS 27 Finally Brings The Liquid Glass Fix That iOS 26 Always Needed
The upcoming iOS 27 finally brings the Liquid Glass fix iOS 26 needed from the start, a setting that users can adjust to their own preferred level.
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These 5 iPad Models Won't Get The iPadOS 27 Update
While most iPad models people are likely to still be regularly using will be updated to Apple's iPadOS 27, these five models won't, for various reasons.
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iOS 27 Made iPhones Last Longer, But You'll Still Want To Buy A Brand-New Model
iOS 27 supports more iPhones than any previous release, but only three models qualify for every feature. It all comes down to a spec Apple rarely discusses.
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What Does TFW Mean On Your iPhone's Status Bar?
Seeing "TFW" in your iPhone's status bar and not sure what it means? It's not a bug, and it won't affect your service. Here's what's actually going on.
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Every iPhone That Will Be Updated To iOS 27
Good news! iOS 27 will support all of the same iPhone models as iOS 26, so you won't have to buy a new phone to download Apple's latest mobile update.
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The Gross Reasons Why Your Headphones Might Become Quieter Over Time
Wondering why your music sounds muffled? Before you buy new headphones, discover the gross, hidden culprits killing your volume — and how to fix them.
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5 Android 17 Features Apple Needs To Add To iOS 27
With iOS 27 right around the corner, here are some of the best Android 17 features that we hope Apple takes inspiration from and adds to the iPhone.
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Why There's A Tiny Flashing Dot On Your Samsung Phone's Screen
If you've noticed a small blinking dot on your Samsung phone's display, it's not something to worry about. Here's what it does and why you're seeing it.
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Why Did Apple Stop Using Titanium For iPhones?
Apple made a big deal out of titanium when it debuted on the iPhone 15 Pro. Two years later, the Pro models quietly switched to something else entirely.
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5 Reasons I Chose The Apple Watch Over Android Smartwatches
While there's no dearth of Android smartwatches from renowned brands, there are multiple reasons why I chose the Apple Watch over the competition.
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Active Calories Vs. Total Calories: What's The Difference On Apple Watch?
Are you overestimating your daily burn? Learn the crucial difference between these two metrics so you can track your progress with better accuracy.
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This Underrated Google Pixel Voicemail Feature Just Got Even Better
Take a Message, the AI voicemail tool Google built for Pixel phones, just got an update that brings it closer to how a traditional answering machine works.
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How Long Do Owners Say Foldable Android Phones Usually Last?
Foldable phones have come a long way, but ask longtime owners how they've held up and you'll get a much more complicated answer than the marketing suggests.
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You Shouldn't Wait For The iPhone 18 - Here's Why
While many Apple customers with older iPhones are waiting for the next model to upgrade, there are great reasons not to wait for the iPhone 18 today.
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iOS 27 Might Finally Add Bill Splitting For Apple Wallet Users
Apple is reportedly building a new tool that solves one of the biggest headaches of going out to dinner with friends. See if your favorite app is toast.
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5 Signs You Should Replace Your Smartwatch
Smartwatches don't need to be replaced every year, but there are clear signs when the time has come. Here's what to watch for with your own wearable.
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What Happens To Your Photos And Data If You Cancel Google One?
If you're considering cancelling your Google One plan, you might be worried about what will happen to your photos and data. Here's what you need to know.
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One Of Apple's Best iPhone Features Is Actually Made By Samsung
Apple and Samsung are fierce competitors, but their business relationship is more complicated than it looks. Here's the full story behind that.
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Can You Use Third-Party Tips On Your Apple Pencil?
The Apple Pencil is a popular accessory for the iPad, but the tips wear out after a while. Here's what you need to know about using third-party replacements.
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One Of Consumer Reports' Favorite Small Tablets Isn't Made By Apple
Apple may generally dominate the tablet computer market with its iPad line, but this Consumer Reports top-level tablet pick hails from a competitor.
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Why Do Mac Shortcuts Use Command Keys Instead Of Control?
Power users on Windows prefer to use keyboard shortcuts rather than the mouse, so when they copy or paste something, it's ctrl + c or ctrl + v.
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