The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Feature Makes Me Want To Ditch The iPhone
Samsung surprised fans with the reveal of a screen shifting Ultra Privacy Feature, and it's a feature that may finally persuade iPhone owners to jump ship.
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The Amazon Fire Phone Might Be Coming Back After Its Historic Flop
The original Fire Phone debuted in 2014 with some interesting innovations, but it was abandoned in 2015 after Amazon barely sold 35,000 units.
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Your Google Pixel Is Getting A New Bluetooth Feature Every Android Phone Needs
A new Bluetooth feature is making its way to Pixel phones, and it's the kind of thing every Android user should have access to on their device.
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This New Accessory Brings Back The Slide-Out Keyboard For Any Smartphone
If you miss the old school feel of a slide-out keyboard on your phone, you might be able to regain that functionality with this new accessory.
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9 Reasons You Should Consider Ditching Google Chrome
While Google Chrome is the most popular internet browser, it's probably not the best to use. These are important reasons you should ditch Google Chrome.
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iPhone Finally Gets Google's Game-Changing Real-Time Headphone Translations
If you use Google Translate on an iPhone, you can now experience live translations while communicating with someone simply by connecting any pair of headphones.
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Video Calling Just Got A Big Upgrade - But Your Android Phone Might Not Get It For Years
Your Android smartphone is set to get a huge upgrade in terms of video calling capabilities, but you may have to wait for a while before it rolls out.
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Thinking About Fixing Your iPhone? A Former Tech Warns Against These Mistakes
iPhones are excellent devices but like anything else, they can be damaged. If you decide to repair it yourself, avoid making these common mistakes.
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T-Mobile Will Give You A Free iPhone 17 - But There's A Catch
T-Mobile says you can get a free iPhone 17 with no trade-in, but the deal comes with enough strings attached that you'll want to read closely first.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: More And More Refined
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is a top Android contender with some noteworthy improvements, but less exciting than the company's more experimental hardware.
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7 Hidden iOS 26.4 Features You Didn't Know Apple Added To Your iPhone
iOS 26.4 is such a major update that we weren't able to fit all of the interesting new features and changes in a single article, so here are the rest.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Screen Protectors Anymore
Screen protectors offer obvious benefits for smartphones, but it this once critical accessory to keeping your device safe is not always needed anymore.
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What Makes The European Samsung Galaxy S26 Different From American Ones?
European and American Galaxy S26 phones aren't identical. The biggest difference is the processor inside, and it has real performance implications.
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The World's First Smartphone Was Too Advanced For Its Time
The world's first smartphone may not be a household name, but it set the stage for today's high-tech gadgets. Here's the full story of this digital trendsetter.
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What USB OTG Means For Android Phones (And Why You Should Use It)
You may have heard of USB OTG as a feature on several Android phones. Here's what it means and how you can take advantage of it on your smartphone.
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iOS 26.4 Is Out Now With 10 New Features
iOS 26.4 is now available to download, featuring a number of significant upgrades for Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, the Health app, and more.
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Apple Card's Cash Back Tiers Can Be Confusing - Here's How They Work
Apple offers its customers an official Apple credit card, which features lots of cash back opportunities, but not everything is easy to make sense of.
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5 Android Phones Thinner Than The iPhone Air
Apple's ultra-thin iPhone Air instantly made headlines after its launch, but there are numerous Android phones that are much slimmer than the Air.
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New Apple Maps Feature Already Has Users Frustrated (And It Isn't Even Out Yet)
Apple has announced it will be rolling out a significant update for its Apple Maps service, but it's not something that fans of Apple Maps want.
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The 8 Best Cheap And Expensive Phones For Seniors In 2026
Finding the right phone for seniors is all about meeting individual needs. Whatever your price range, these are our cheap and expensive recommendations 2026.
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Amazon Users Love This 'Excellent' Car Mount That's Currently 40% Off
Smartphones have many uses while driving, but it's important to not be unsafe while using them, and that's where this heavily dismounted car mount comes in.
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Android's March Update Brings One Huge Quality Of Life Feature To Your Phone
Committing to one ecosystem like Google's has significant benefits, including making using multiple devices so much simpler for every day people.
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5 Perks That Come With Buying Your iPhone Directly From Apple
You might think you're saving money buying an iPhone and accessories from a third-party store, but buying directly from Apple comes with perks you should know.
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Android's New AutoFDO Feature Is Doing More Than Just Speeding Up Your Phone
Google built Android's new kernel by simulating how people actually use their phones. The result is doing more for users than a simple speed boost.
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WWDC 2026: Here's When Apple Will Reveal iOS 27
Apple has revealed the dates of WWDC 2026, which is where we expect to see iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and more in action for the first time.
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Your Kindle Supports More Than Just EPUBs And PDFs – Here's Every File Type It Can Read
In 2026, an Amazon Kindle device might seem a bit out of date, but they're still a great options for those who love to read, and not just for EPUBs and PDFs.
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One Of Your Samsung Phone's Best Features Isn't On By Default
Samsung Galaxy phones come with a display feature that hardly anybody talks about because it's buried in Settings and switched off by default.
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