Pixel Care Vs. Carrier Insurance: Which Is Better For Your Google Pixel?
As tough as companies make them, mobile devices are still made of mostly glass, plastic, and metal, all of which can break. That's where insurance comes in.
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Can't Find YouTube's Dislike Button? Here's Why
Google's on-again off-again relationship with its dislike feature has a new twist, with rumors that the company is once again preparing to remove the feature.
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Owners Say These Are The 5 Biggest Problems With Starlink
Starlink has brought fast internet to places cable never reached, but it isn’t perfect. Here’s what owners say frustrates them most about the service.
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This Rugged Samsung Phone Is Nearly Indestructible
While most smartphones are built to simply make calls, send and receive texts, stream videos, and more, the Galaxy XCover7 Pro is made for the front line.
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Improve Your Samsung Phone's Display With These Simple Changes
Your Samsung phone’s screen could look better than it does by default. A few overlooked settings can make huge differences, and most take seconds to change.
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If Your Tablet's Speakers Sound Muffled, Try This
Tablet speakers can sound muffled due to a variety of physical and software issues. Here are some DIY fixes to try before sending the unit to the ER.
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5 Easy Ways To Back Up Your Google Pixel Without Paying For Cloud Storage
Running out of space on your Google Pixel? There are plenty of ways to back up your device, and they don't always require paid storage.
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You Can Use MagSafe Accessories On Older iPhones That Don't Support It - Here's How
While MagSafe was introduced with the iPhone 12, older iPhones may still be able to take advantage of the technology. However, you may not get all the benefits.
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Old Tablets Are Perfect For Kids - Just Do This First
An old tablet can make a great gadget for kids, but you need to take some precautions first. Here's what to do before handing over the old device to your kids.
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Will The iPhone Duo Replace Your iPad?
The iPhone Duo is Apples first foldable device, with a screen larger than any iPhone the brand has ever made, but it's not quite as large as an iPad.
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How Much Would It Cost To Buy A Nokia Phone In 1996 Vs. 2026?
Many people's first introduction to the brand was with the iconic candybar design, or the futuristic device in 'The Matrix.' A lot's changed in 30 years.
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Should You Use Two VPNs At The Same Time?
Two VPNs might logically seem like they can double your online privacy, but it's more complicated than that, and could have more than expected drawbacks.
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5 Ways You Should Be Using Siri's On-Screen Awareness Tool
Apple has recently put some effort in making Siri powerful with features like on-screen awareness. Here are some of the best ways to use it on your iPhone.
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5 Handy Galaxy S26 Accessories You Can Get On Amazon For Under $25
There's no shortage of expensive stuff to buy for your Galaxy S26, but you can get a lot of mileage out of accessories that cost less than a takeout order.
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Big Googlebook Problem Frustrates Early Adopters
The biggest advantage of a Googlebook over a Chromebook is native support for Android apps. Trouble is, the situation is a bit more complicated than it sounds.
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Can The Samsung Galaxy S26 Replace A Dedicated Digital Camera?
The Galaxy S26 lets you shoot, edit, and share photos without carrying a camera bag. Whether it can replace your camera depends on what you want to shoot.
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Here's How To Maximize Your Samsung Galaxy S26's Battery Life
The Samsung Galaxy S26 has a powerful battery that can last through a lot, but there are some steps you can take to get the most out of your battery.
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Here's How To Enable iOS 27's Best New Security Feature On Your iPhone
If you have an iPhone running the latest version of iOS, Apple has introduced a new security feature that you should enable right away. Here's how.
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iPhone Duo Review: The First Foldable Phone I'd Actually Switch To
Apple's iPhone Duo might be the company's first foldable phone, but it's already more polished than nearly every other foldable on the market today.
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5 Tablet Settings To Change Before Handing It To Your Kids
Child-focused tablets are available to buy, but a device you already own can also work. Here are five tablet settings to change before handing it to your kids.
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Acer's Powerful New Gaming Handheld Eats The Steam Deck For Breakfast, But It Isn't Cheap
Acer is the latest big PC manufacturer to try its hand at making a gaming handheld. This one is trying to stand out by working with Intel instead of AMD.
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3 Phones Made It On Time's Best Of 2026 List, But One Of Them Is Weirder Than The Rest
Time magazine listed the iPhone Duo and Galaxy S26 Ultra among the best inventions of 2026. A third phone made the cut, but it's nothing like the others.
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You Can Now Choose Which Apps Siri AI Can Access On Your iPhone With iOS 27.2
Apple markets its software and devices as privacy-centric, allowing you control over your information. This update adds to that promise.
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5 Big Problems Users Are Already Having With The iPhone Duo
While the iPhone Duo is the hottest piece of tech from Apple at the moment, it has its own share of bugs and issues that users have been reporting.
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Your iPhone Can Now Play GTA V Natively - Here's How
Modders have gotten Grand Theft Auto V running natively on iPhones, but whether or not it's a good way to experience the classic game is another story.
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TCL P80 Ultra Review: Almost Better Than A Kindle
There's no doubt that the TCL P80 Ultra is an incredible mobile Kindle competitor, but it regularly falls short of what we expect from a mid-range smartphone.
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Samsung Is Being Fined $15M For Misleading Marketing On Some Galaxy Phones And Tablets
Samsung promised premium gaming on Galaxy phones and tablets, but its software held performance back. A fine now puts those advertising claims under scrutiny.
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