iPhone 17 Air Will Reportedly Cost $200 More Than The Cheapest iPhone 16 Plus
According to a new report, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to start at $1,099, which would be a $200 increase over the most affordable iPhone 16 Plus.
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Meta Might Be Scanning Your Photos Without You Knowing: Here's How To Stop It
AI seems to be popping up in every corner of the internet, and Meta could be using your photos and data to train its own AI. Here's how to stop them.
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Instagram For iPad Is Finally Here: Better 15 Years Late Than Never
At long last, there's an official Instagram app for iPad, and while the focus in on Reels, you can also scroll through your feed on a bigger screen.
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TCL's NXTPAPER 60 Ultra Is The Industry's First Phone With A Natural Light, Zero-Flicker Display
TCL introduced at IFA 2025 the world's first smartphone with a natural light, zero flicker display, the TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra: Here's what that means.
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Samsung Unveils Galaxy S25 FE, Tab S11 Series, And Its First Micro RGB TV At IFA 2025
During IFA 2025, Samsung shared its smart home vision alongside the new Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Tab S11 Series, a Micro RGB TV, and more.
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How To Use Gboard's New AI Writing Tools On Android Phones
Artificial intelligence continues to creep into every part of Android, and now Google's AI writing tools for Gboard are expanding beyond Pixel phones.
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How To Reset Apple CarPlay Without Your iPhone
If you're unable to use Apple CarPlay, or you're having issues with the interface on your car's infotainment screen, resetting CarPlay may help.
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New Pixel Drop Brings Material 3 Expressive Design To More Pixels, And Android Devices Get A Few Interesting Features
The early September 2025 Pixel Drop brings the Material 3 Expressive design to more Pixel devies, while Android phones get new AI and audio sharing features.
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New Androidify App Uses Google's Best AI Models To Turn Your Selfies Into Cute, Custom Android Bots
The new Androidify app will turn your selfies into custom Android bots using some of Google's best AI models, including Gemini, Imagen, Nano-Banana, and Veo 3.
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Amid Global Uncertainty, IFA 2025 Kicks Off With Focus On 'Bringing People Together'
IFA 2025 starts on Friday, September 5, in Berlin, Germany, and the show is set to feature many of the biggest brands in tech again this year.
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Last-Minute iPhone 17 Pro Leak Lists Key Performance And Battery Features
A new leak, shortly before Apple's regular media event, lists some of the features coming to the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max this year.
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Cheaper Vision Air, Foldable iPhone, And Foldable iPad Coming In The Next Three Years, Insider Says
Following the first foldable iPhone, launching alongside the iPhone 18 series next year, Apple may also deliver meaningful product refreshes elsewhere.
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Don't Toss Out Your Old Samsung Phone! Turn It Into A Smart Home Accessory Instead
A lot of those older Samsung products still hold up surprisingly well, and Galaxy Upcycling at Home lets you repurpose them in a pretty practical way.
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Can Google Gemini Access Your Messages And More?
Google Gemini is being pushed to Android devices — and that may have you worried. Here's what the new AI can access, and how you can control it more easily.
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Opera For iPhone Rolls Out Redesigned Tab Management Ahead Of iOS 26 Update
Opera keeps improving its browser as an alternative to Apple's Safari. With this new version, Opera for iOS brings desktop-style tab organization.
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Android 16 Looks To Bring A Major Quality-Of-Life Upgrade To Google Maps
Google is testing Live Updates support for Google Maps in Android 16, but it's unclear when everyone will have access to the feature.
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Samsung Could Reveal Its Trifold Smartphone As Early As Next Month, Insiders Suggest
Samsung's long-rumored Galaxy G Fold 7 trifold phone could finally make its debut in October, according to the latest rumors.
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Your Android Device Can Also Be A Bubble Level - Here's How To Access It
If you don't have one or are having trouble locating your bubble level, Android phones can actually use Google search to produce a simple bubble level to use.
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The iPhone Alarm Went Viral Over The Weekend - Here's Why
iPhone owners have been setting alarms on the Clock app for nearly 20 years, but the app has been hiding a secret all this time that was just uncovered.
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How To Change Your Apple CarPlay Background
Bored of seeing the same old background on CarPlay every time you step into your car? Here's how you can change the wallpaper on CarPlay with a few taps.
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Foldable iPhone's Touch ID Sensor Won't Go Under The Display, Insider Says
Interestingly, the first foldable iPhone should bring Touch ID back, following Apple's removal of the tech in 2017 when it introduced the all-screen iPhone X.
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How To Watch Apple's iPhone 17 'Awe Dropping' Event: Live Stream, Start Time, And What To Expect
Here's everything you need to know about Apple's iPhone 17 reveal event at the Steve Jobs Theater, which will stream live on September 9.
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How Much Will The iPhone 17 Cost?
It has been rumored that Apple will increase iPhone prices for a few years, but the only price change the company has made concerns the iPhone Pro Max model.
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Thinking About Upgrading Your Mobile Device With AT&T? 4 Things You Need To Know
If you're getting ready to upgrade to a new phone on AT&T, here are four things you should know before you get started on the process.
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How To Turn Your iPad Into A MacBook Replacement
Ever since there's been an iPad, people have hoped it could replace the MacBook — and were often disappointed. But with modern tech, you can come pretty close.
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The 4 Most Common Apple CarPlay Problems (And How To Fix Them)
If your iPhone isn't playing nicely with Apple CarPlay, there could be many reasons why. Here are some of the most common issues, and the best way to fix them.
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Closing Apps On Your Android Doesn't Have The Effect You Think It Does
If you chronically close all of your Android apps when you're done using them, you might be doing more harm to your battery than good.
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