How To Download And Install iOS 26 On Your iPhone
If you have an iPhone that supports the latest iOS 26 update, here's how you can install it to get the latest features and design enhancements.
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How To Replace Your Apple AirTags Batteries (And What Kind You Need)
Your AirTags may need a battery replacement if you've been using them for a long time. Here are some simple instructions to replace the battery at home.
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How To Program An Xfinity Remote Without Any Codes
If you wish to program an Xfinity remote to use it with your TV or audio devices like soundbars, here's how you can do it without using any codes.
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How To Deep Clean Your iPhone Safely
iPhone devices can catch a lot of dust, dirt, pocket lint, and grime over time. If your iPhone is starting to look dirty, here's the best way to clean it.
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You Can Use Your Old Nintendo Wii U GamePad With Your PC - Here's How
If you have an old Nintendo Wii U GamePad lying around, you can use it as a controller with your Windows PC by folowing a few simple instructions.
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Steam Deck Owners Can Use This Free App To Play Non-Steam Games
If you have a Steam Deck you're surely in love with the massive library of games on Steam, but did you know you can play games from other libraries?
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How To Find The Best USB-C Cable For Your Devices (And Avoid The Bad Ones)
Not all USB-C cables are made the same. Some of them may not work for data transfer, while others may even damage your device. Here's how to avoid them.
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How To Restart Your Android Phone Without Using The Power Button
If your Android phone's power or volume buttons don't work anymore, you can use a few software-based solutions to turn off or restart your phone.
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You Can Still Start Your Car With A Dead Smart Key: Here's How
If your car's smart key dies on you, it's still possible to unlock your car and start the ignition without replacing the key's battery immediately.
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Can't Watch Netflix On Your Peloton? Here's How To Sideload It
If you're unable to watch Netflix on your Peloton bike or just can't find the app anymore, you can sideload it by following a simple procedure.
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You Can Create A Custom Alarm Sound On Your iPhone - Here's How
If you're bored with hearing the same old tune when you wake up every morning, here's how you can create and set a custom alarm tone on your iPhone.
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How To Access The Developer Options On Your Amazon Fire Stick Or TV
The Developer Options menu can unlock a hidden settings that can improve the performance of your Fire TV or let you sideload apps. Here's how to acces it.
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Ranking 13 Of The Most Powerful Smartphone Processors From Worst To Best
We've ranked some of the most powerful smartphone processors based on Geekbench scores, discussing key CPU specs, standout features, and ideal use cases.
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How To Remove A Password From A PDF File
Removing a PDF password is easier than most realize. With just a few quick steps, you can create an unlocked copy across devices without extra tools.
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Is Your Smart TV Too Slow? Here's How To Fix It
Smart TVs tend to get slow over time, especially if you have lots of apps and streaming services installed on them. Thankfully, the fix is rather simple.
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How To Fix Gmail When It's Not Working On Android
It can be infuriating when the Gmail app stops working on your Android phone. Luckily, here are some quick fixes to get the app up and running.
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How To Find Your Steam Screenshots Folder On Windows
Taking screenshots of your games on Steam is easy, but finding them takes a bit of effort - here's the easiest way to access them.
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Never Do Any Of These 14 Things On Your Android Phone
There's a whole host of things you should never do on your Android phone, including skipping software updates and ignoring data backups.
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There's A Hidden Web Browser On Your PS5 – Here's How To Access It
Sony didn't include a dedicated browser app on the PS5, but there's still a way to access the internet with a clever exploit that anyone can use.
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How To Stop Google Gemini From Training On Your Personal Chats
It's relatively easy to stop Google's Gemini AI from training on your personal chats on the web or your phone, as long as you know which settings to deactivate.
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10 Best Games To Spend Your Steam Gift Card On
This guide recommends games that offer standout value, selected for their long-term appeal, active communities, consistent updates, and overall quality.
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How To Use The Blood Oxygen App On Apple Watch
Apple finally reintroduced the Blood Oxygen feature for Apple Watch models in the U.S. this week - here's how to use the app.
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How To Transfer Your Games To The Nintendo Switch 2
If you just bought a Nintendo Switch 2 or plan to do so soon, we've put together a guide explaining how to transfer your games from your old Switch.
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How To Revert The Swipe Direction For Switching Modes In The Camera App In iOS 26
One of the most confusing changes in iOS 26 was the direction of swiping to change modes in the Camera app, but Apple finally rolled out a fix.
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You Can Use Your Android Phone's USB-C Port To Watch Netflix On Your TV: Here's How
There's no doubt that USB-C is a big step up from previous iterations of the standard, you can even use it to output a high-def audio-visual signal.
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How To Restore The Launchpad On Your Mac In macOS Tahoe
macOS Tahoe adds several new features, but the new AI-powered Spotlight also removes Mac's Launchpad. Here's how to bring it back.
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How You Can Keep Your Private Data Off The Internet
Personal data removal services can have an enormous impact when it comes to keeping your private information off the internet.
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