Fixing A USB Charging Port Can Be Easy, With The Right Tools
You can repair your phone’s USB charging port yourself, instead of taking it to a repair shop, with a handful of tools and a little know-how.
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Why Some Android Manufacturers Stopped Using Curved Displays
Android manufacturers spent years making curved displays a premium selling point, then quietly stopped. Here's what eventually changed their minds.
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Why Did Apple Stop Using Stainless Steel For iPhones?
Apple stopped using stainless steel coverings with the release of the iPhone 15 in 2023. Here's why the company made the change and what it used instead.
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Google Pixel's Hidden Smart Feature Can Save Your Battery Life
One task that smartphone users have in common is the everlasting battle with conserving battery life so they don't need to rush to a charger.
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2 Cool Features To Use With Samsung Galaxy's Smart View
Samsung Galaxy's Smart View is more than screen mirroring. The feature has a couple of cool tricks you should try. Here's what they are and how to use them.
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4 Of The Best Tablets For Note-Taking
If you're a student or professional who wants a smarter way of taking notes, tablets can be a great choice. Here are some of the best ones for note-taking.
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The Useful Privacy Feature That Isn't Enabled By Default On Your Android Phone
In today's age of most people doing all their personal transactions via cell phone, maintaining privacy is paramount, and this Android feature is a huge help.
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4 Disadvantages Of Buying A Google Pixel Phone
Thinking of buying a Google Pixel phone? Here are four drawbacks worth considering before you make the switch to Google's Android ecosystem.
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3 Reasons You Don't Need To Power Off Your Phone Before Bed
Your phone may be a contributing factor to getting worse sleep, but powering it completely off is likely going to do more harm than good.
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14 Useful Android Developer Options That Will Change How Your Phone Performs
Looking to unlock some powerful features on your Android? Let the Developer Options help.
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Google Messages Just Solved The Biggest Problem With Smart Replies
If you use Google Messages on your Android phone and take advantage of Smart Replies to quickly respond to certain texts, the feature has now improved.
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5 Things You Didn't Know Your Samsung Phone Could Do
Power users tend to know all the ins and outs of their phones, getting their smartphones to do things casual users never imagined they could do.
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Why Did Android Stop Using Dessert Names For New OS Versions?
From Cupcake to Pie, Android releases had dessert names for over a decade. Google stopped using them officially with Android 10, but they're still around.
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128 GB Vs. 512 GB: What iPad Storage Size Do You Need?
128 GB might seem like more than enough storage space for an iPad, but iCloud costs and external storage needs can change the math pretty quickly.
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Overnight Charging Vs. Morning Charging: What's Better For Your Battery Health?
Uncover the truth about modern lithium-ion degradation. We break down the ideal power cycle routine so you can maximize your device's daily longevity.
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Gen Z Is Going To Love Commodore's New Minimalist Flip Phone
Commodore is bringing tech, like a simple flip phone, to a generation that never got to experience a world that wasn't filled with so many distractions.
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5 Cheaper Android Phones You Should Try Instead Of The Google Pixel 10 Pro
The Pixel 10 Pro is one of the best phones you can buy, but $999 is a steep asking price. Several phones come close or beat it in key areas for less money.
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The New Google Pixel Update Quietly Buried This Useful Feature Under AI Marketing
Google might be all in on bringing new Gemini AI features to its operating system and Pixel phones, but good, old-fashioned non-AI features are also releasing.
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Why Do Some Smartphones Have Multiple Camera Lenses?
Modern smartphones often feature multiple camera lenses, boasting about it even. But how does this actually enhance our experience as users?
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How Far Should Your Phone Screen Be From Your Eyes?
Whether you're in bed, on the bus, or lounging in a chair, it's easy to keep your phone screen too close to your face. Here's the recommended distance.
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Updated To Android 17? Some Google Apps May Stop Working On Wi-Fi
A bug, or an unfortunate coincidence, is plaguing some Android phones and forcing users to switch to mobile data to use Google apps properly.
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These Built-In Android Features Show Every Privacy Permission You've Ever Granted
Android keeps a record of every privacy permission you've granted. A pair of built-in tools let you see what each app can access and revoke whatever you want.
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Why Your iPhone's Brightness Suddenly Drops By Itself (And How To Increase It Again)
Have you noticed that your iPhone's brightness sometimes suddenly drops on its own and wondered why? Here's what you need to know about how to fix this problem.
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3 Of The Best Android Phones With Stylus Support
Android phones with stylus support are a niche within a niche, but these three cover a range from midrange to flagship to folding, and each one earns its spot.
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Some Google Pixel Users Are Having Their Widgets Deleted After Updating To Android 17
Nothing is worse that downloading and installing a new update for an operating system on your device only for there to be bugs that have no fix.
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5 Surprisingly Useful Android Apps That Aren't On The Play Store
While the Play Store hosts millions of apps, many useful ones are missing from the platform. Here are the best apps available on third-party stores.
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Foldable Phones Get A Cool New Gaming Feature In Android 17
Google has a new trick up its sleeve for gaming on foldable phones with Android 17, putting that extra screen to use in a way flat phones simply can't match.
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