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You can tap the back of an iPhone to trigger shortcuts, but what about a MacBook? A free app brings a similar idea to the area next to your trackpad.
Read MoreGoogle Maps uses several ETA colors to communicate traffic and transit conditions. Here's how to read them and what they mean for your route.
Read MoreGoogle Maps may have a quicker route than the one it suggests by default. Here's how a setting can affect your trip and why changing it won't always save time.
Read MoreYou might already have a screen protector ready for your iPhone 18 Pro. Before you put it on, there's a change to the phone that could affect your choice.
Read MoreWith Apple omitting the base iPhone 18 from its latest event, the iPhone 17 is still a worthy buy, but how does its battery fare against the competition?
Read MoreThe new iPhone 18 Pros and iPhone Duo come with higher starting prices than usual, and Apple has increased prices for the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air.
Read MoreApple just unveiled its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, which will be available in stores in October starting at $2,000.
Read MoreReady to jump from iPhone to Samsung? Before you make the move, discover the key interface and ecosystem changes that will take the most getting used to.
Read MoreSamsung reinforced the Galaxy Z Fold 8 with a new internal structure designed to absorb pressure and impacts without making the phone thicker. It shows.
Read MoreGoogle recently launched the Pixel 11 with its Tensor chipset and a price hike, but there are various other Android alternatives that are more powerful.
Read MoreTaking an American phone to Europe is easier than it once was, but compatibility isn't automatic. Carrier locks, eSIMs, and network bands still matter.
Read MoreA charging port can break for any number of reasons, but identifying the cause can help you decide if a repair makes sense or not.
Read MoreCustomizing your GPS voice is easier than you think. Here is how to update your Siri settings to change the accents and tones for Apple Maps navigation.
Read MoreWaiting for the next standard iPhone before a launch event is usually an easy call. Apple's reported release schedule makes that choice less obvious this year.
Read MorePixel 11 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro cost the same, but their strengths differ. Here's what buyers should weigh before choosing between these premium phones.
Read MoreGoogle Maps offers plenty of useful features out of the box, but if you really want to make the most of it, you should enable these settings right away.
Read MoreChina's humanoid robots can now outrun the fastest human in history, but stopping is another issue altogether. Let's say the finish wasn't exactly graceful.
Read MoreFlip smart phones are becoming more common every year, and this year many consumers will find themselves choosing between the Razr+ and Galaxy Z Flip 8.
Read MoreSeveral Motorola phones from 2022, 2023, and 2024 are losing software support in 2026. Most are G-series devices, but a few others have made the fateful list.
Read MoreEven though old flip phones didn't have keyboards, people could easily text with them. The system they used for that is still available on today's smartphones.
Read MoreIf you're tired of Android and want to move over to the world of Apple phones, the Orchard is happy to take 72 models of non-Apple phones as partial payment.
Read MoreYou might not know, but many of the leading Android phone brands share common roots in China's BBK Electronics. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreSpotify may be the biggest name in music streaming, but there are several reasons Apple Music could be a better fit for certain listeners today.
Read MoreBoth iPhones and Pixels are known for their generous software support, but who takes the edge? Also, is it worth holding onto your phone for that long?
Read MoreIf your iPhone says an accessory "uses too much power," that doesn't necessarily mean anything is broken. Several other issues can trigger the warning.
Read MoreGoogle Maps is used by millions of folks for navigation. However, one man accidentally discovered a meteorite impact site while planning a hike.
Read MoreThe process of backing up your library to Google Photos is fundamentally changing on desktop. Google Drive is no longer part of the equation.
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