2 Powerful Android Keyboards Alternatives That Should Replace Google's Gboard
Tired of Gboard? Discover two incredibly powerful keyboard alternatives for Android that offer advanced features and better privacy that Gboard can't match.
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iPadOS 26.1 RC Now Available With New Slide Over And More
Apple seeded the Release Candidate version of iPadOS 26.1 on Tuesday, marking the final release of the beta cycle before everyone can download the update.
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iOS 26.1 RC Now Available Ahead Of Next Week's Release
Apple waited until late on Tuesday to release the iOS 26.1 release candidate, but that means the final release of the update is likely just a week away.
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Apart from a charger, there are several unique accessories that you can plug into your smartphone. Here are some weird yet useful ones you can buy.
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Apple Maps Is Tracking You With This iOS 26 Feature - Here's How To Turn It Off
With iOS 26, Apple Maps now remembers the places you visit. Here’s what that means for your privacy and how to manage it.
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Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Might Feature The Same Anti-Crease Hinge Technology As The iPhone Fold
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is set to feature a similar hinge to the rumored iPhone Fold, as Samsung wants to avoid any creasing on the screen.
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Apple Is Simplifying The iPhone 18's Camera Control - But Not For The Reason You Think
According to leaks, Apple could be tweaking the Camera Control button in the next generation of iPhones -- but for a completely different reason.
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How Far Can You Actually Track Apple AirTags?
Apple AirTags employ the Find My network to keep track of your belongings, but you'd be surprised how far an item of yours can go with you tracking it.
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Do You Still Need Physical ID For TSA If You Have A Digital ID?
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iPhone 20 Could Feature Solid-State Buttons - Here's What That Means
If the latest leaks are to be believed, the 20th anniversary iPhone could replace the conventional buttons with solid-state buttons. Here's how the tech works.
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Apple Watch Users Will Love This Hidden iOS 26 Fitness Feature
Stop fiddling with the small screen! See how a hidden new menu in the iOS 26 Fitness app lets Apple Watch users build complex training routines on their iPhone.
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Sketchy Rumor Claims iPhone 18 Pro Will Feature Under-Screen Face ID
According to a new rumor, the iPhone 18 Pro might be the first iPhone to feature Face ID under the display, potentially eliminating the need for a cutout.
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iPhone Users Will Soon Be Able Add A Passport To The Wallet App As A Digital ID
We're still waiting for Apple to bring Digital ID to the Wallet app in iOS 26, but it sounds like the feature is still coming before the end of 2025.
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Samsung's First Trifold Phone Might Not Launch In The US
A new rumor suggests that Samsung might not release its long-awaited trifold smartphone in the U.S., limiting the experimental phone to Asia.
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iPhone Air May Not Be The Flop People Think It Is
Reports of the iPhone Air's death appear to have been exaggerated, as TD Cowen suggests Apple has no plans to slow down production on the ultra-slim device.
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Forget Apple AirTags: There's A Better (And Easier) Way To Track Your Luggage On Android
There are plenty of alternatives to Apple's AirTags available for Android, but thanks to a new app, the most popular Android option opens up to everyone.
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Apple Maps Might Show Ads On iPhones As Early As Next Year
If you frequently use Apple Maps on your iPhone for navigation, you may soon start seeing ads for relevant restaurants or shops in the interface.
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iOS 26.1 Set To Bring A Huge Upgrade For Google Photos Users
The new iOS 26.1 update for iPhone devices is slated to introduce a new upgrade for those who use Google Photos, making their lives a lot easier.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Smartphone?
Your smartphone literally holds more treasure than you think. Discover how precious metals power your favorite device and why recycling them really matters.
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Starlink Vs. 5G Internet - Which Offers Better Speeds?
When comparing Starlink and 5G internet, the "better" option largely depends on where you live, though one is better when it comes to raw speed.
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Apple May Skip The iPhone 19 And Go Right To The iPhone 20
After skipping iOS 19 and moving straight to iOS 26, Apple might also skip over the iPhone 19 and release the iPhone 20 in 2027.
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How To Use Call Screening On Android Auto (And Why You Should)
Find out how to use Call Screening on Android Auto. This guide explains the steps to set up the feature and why you should use it to handle calls in your car.
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iPhone Users Are Frustrated With One iOS 26 Feature
iOS 26 users who have been struggling to type ever since upgraded to the new software: you're not alone, and complaints continue to roll in.
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5 Cheap Android Phones You Should Steer Clear Of In 2025, According To Users
While many budget Android phones offer good value, others are outright duds. Here are some poorly rated Androids that users suggest skipping.
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Google Has Quietly Changed Chrome On Your Android Phone - Here's How
Chrome -- one of the most widely-used browsers, especially on Android -- is undergoing a slight change. Here's what's new, and what difference it will make.
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5 New iOS Features Android Users Wish They Had
Explore 5 new iOS features Android users wish they had, from professional video features to seamless ecosystem tricks that take full advantage of the ecosystem.
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4 Cheaper Android Tablet Alternatives To The iPad In 2025
Looking for a great, cheap tablet in 2025? We look at the 4 best Android alternatives to the iPad that offer premium features without the high price tag.
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