5 Things You Probably Didn't Know Android 17 Can Do
Google has already showcased all the cool things that Android 17 can do. Here are some of the best yet underrated features in Android's latest release.
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5 Phone Brands That Are Owned By Chinese Companies
Some of the most competitive phone brands on the market started as sub-brands before Chinese parent companies spun them off into their own thing entirely.
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Is It Worth Buying A Refurbished iPhone 16e In 2026?
A refurbished iPhone 16e can still make sense in 2026, but it depends on the price, warranty, and how much you care about newer iPhone 17e upgrades.
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10 Essential Apple Watch Features You Have To Enable Yourself
The most basic features of the Apple Watch are enough for daily use, but some useful options are hidden in the settings waiting for you to activate them.
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5 Things To Know Before Ditching Your Smartphone For A Flip Phone
While ditching your smartphone for a flip phone may seem like a great idea, there are some important things to keep in mind before taking the leap.
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Here's How To Easily Record Your Samsung Phone Screen
If you're looking for a simple method to record something from your Samsung phone screen, here's what you should know.
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5 Phone Screen Settings You Should Change To Keep Your Eyes Healthy
While most might want their smartphone screens to be as bright as they can go at all times, that's not always the greatest if you care about your eyes.
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Google Pixel Vs. Samsung Galaxy: Which Is Better For Night Photography?
Both the Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy line of phones are renowned for their high-qualiyt cameras, but which one is better for photos at night?
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4 Reasons Why Owners Ditch Their Google Pixel Phone
Google's Pixel line has a dedicated userbase that swears by the phones, but there are just as many disappointed users who have sworn off the brand.
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You Can Unlock New Updates For Old Android Phones Using This Loophole
Some older Android phones can keep getting newer software after official support ends, though the process takes more work than a normal update.
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You May No Longer Need An Apple Watch To Track Your Workouts With iOS 27
Your Apple devices can track a lot of workout data for you while you're at the gym, but this update may change which peripherals you wear there.
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This Free iOS App Uses Your AirPods To Fix Your Posture
Posture Pal uses your AirPods to watch for slouching and nudge you through your iPhone. The free app takes a playful approach to better posture.
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5 Things You Probably Didn't Know Your OnePlus Phone Could Do
If you own a OnePlus phone, there are a few features you may have skipped over. Some are surprisingly useful once you take a few seconds to enable them.
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5 Google Pixel Settings That Actually Speed Up Your Phone
If you're a Google Pixel owner and want to make your phone feel snappier in daily use, here are some of the most important settings you can toggle.
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3 Big Changes Coming To Google Messages In 2026
Android may finally be getting the texting features they've been waiting for. See how updates to media sharing and group chats will fix your daily threads.
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Here's How Your Phone Screen Affects Battery Life
Older devices were built with LCD screens which emitted light even when a display seemed to look dark. Now, a good majority of smartphones are built with OLED.
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New Google Photos Update Changes How The App Looks On Your Android Phone
Google Photos is getting a new look on Android, with a redesigned bottom menu that should feel familiar to anyone who has used the iPhone app recently.
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Why Did Smartphone Makers Stop Putting Headphones In The Box?
The number of accessories in the box of a new smartphone has continuously and gradually shrunk over time, despite users looking forward to new earbuds.
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This iOS Exclusive Google Chrome Feature Is Finally On Android Phones
This feature has been available on Google Chrome for iOS, but the release of Google Chrome 150 will mark the first time it has debuted on Android devices.
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Your iPhone Can Set A Timer Without Opening The App - Here's How
You don't need to open the Clock app every time to set a quick timer on your iPhone. Here are some shortcuts that make the process much faster.
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Nvidia Might Have Quietly Killed One Of The Best Android Streaming Boxes
Nvidia has not announced the end of the Shield TV, but the base model's retail availability situation is starting to look a lot like a quiet farewell.
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11 Of The Most Overlooked iOS Features, According To Users
Apple's iOS remains a technological marvel nearly 20 years after its debut. Here are some of the most overlooked features users may not be aware of.
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Android 17 Could Be Hiding A Long Awaited Google Pixel Photo Feature
Among the many tweaks and improvements Android 17 promises to bring to Pixel phones, users think they've discovered a long-requested Photos feature, too.
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5 Things To Stop Doing If You Have An Apple Watch
Some small and unusual habits can damage your Apple Watch in the long run, so avoid them if you want it to last as long as it was designed to.
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The 2 Reasons Why Your iPhone Isn't Showing Battery Health Anymore
The battery health indicator on your iPhone is important for tracking how much charge you have left, but it doesn't always show up. Here's why that happens.
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5 Perks Of Buying A Phone From Your Carrier (And 3 Reasons You Shouldn't)
Everyone has different needs when it comes to pushing through with such a transaction, but we're here to help make sure that you won't regret your decision.
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OnePlus Users Allegedly Facing Warranty Issues As Rumors Grow, Leaving Owners Frustrated
OnePlus owners in Europe say the company isn't offering straightforward repairs anymore, and the timing lines up with rumors about an exit from the region.
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