Should You Sell Your OnePlus Phone Right Now?
Now that OnePlus has stopped selling phones in North America and Europe, customers are left with a decision about what to do with their devices.
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The First Liquid Cooled Phone Is Already Here, But Does It Make Any Difference?
The first liquid cooled phone is here, but how much does RedMagic's new cooling system really change performance, heat, and gaming under pressure?
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I Thought I Was Done With Apple, But The iPhone Duo Might Have Won Me Back
The iPhone Duo has one Android convert reconsidering Apple, with its foldable design offering something the company's recent iPhones have been missing.
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5 Android Apps Perfect For Cyclists
Whether you're a long-time cyclist or a newbie looking to get started, these five Android apps will help you get the most out of your ride.
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Every Samsung Phone Getting The One UI 9.0 Beta Update So Far
Wondering whether your Samsung phone can try One UI 9.0 yet? The beta program keeps growing, and we've rounded up all the phones that qualify so far.
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What Makes Motorola's Moto Groove Different From The Regular Moto Pad?
Motorola released two versions of the Moto tablet in 2026 -- the base model and the Groove. Here's how they're the same and what makes the Groove different.
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How Long Should Your iPhone 17's Battery Actually Last?
With Apple omitting the base iPhone 18 from its latest event, the iPhone 17 is still a worthy buy, but how does its battery fare against the competition?
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5 Budget Android Phones You Should Consider Instead Of The Google Pixel 11
Considering a Google Pixel 11 smartphone, but feeling put off by the $900 price tag? Why not consider these five much cheaper Android phone alternatives.
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Which Galaxy Watch Is Best For Older Samsung Phones?
Depending on how old your Samsung phone is, it might not work with the latest Galaxy Watch models. Interestingly, compatibility is all about Android versions.
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Android Auto Can Still Be Useful Without Cell Service — Here's How
When you're too far from a cell tower, Android Auto becomes much less useful — unless you take a few minutes to set things up before you hit the road.
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iOS 27 Quietly Fixes Messages' Most Frustrating Feature
With the upcoming release of iOS 27, Apple is planning to fix a feature within the iPhone Messages app that users typically find frustrating.
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ColorOS 17 Is Bringing A Huge Glow-Up For OnePlus Phones
OxygenOS is on its way out, and ColorOS 17 will take its place on eligible OnePlus phones. The switch brings a new style without changing everything.
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I Tried Honor's Robot Phone That Hides A Gimbal Inside, And It Has One Fatal Flaw
We pitted Honor's Robot Phone against the Pixel 11 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro, and an actual gimbal. Stabilization impressed, but there was one major disappointment.
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4 Galaxy Watch Models That Will Stop Getting Major Updates Soon
Samsung supports its smartwatches for several years, but a few popular models are almost out of time. Their final major updates are coming soon.
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Your Phone Can Use Android Auto Without A Car – Here's How (And Why You Should)
Android Auto is incredibly useful when you're driving, but using it outside of your car is also a powerful productivity hack for users.
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This Hidden iPhone Feature Lets You Use Your Eyes Like A Mouse Pointer
Your eyes can move a pointer, select icons, and open menus once a hidden iPhone setting is enabled. Even tiny controls can work better than expected.
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Android Auto's Gemini Switch Leaves Drivers Frustrated — Here's Why
A smarter assistant doesn't help when you need a quick answer behind the wheel. Android Auto users say Gemini can make simple requests needlessly difficult.
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5 Reasons Why Users Ditch Claude
There are many AI companies offering chatbots these days, and each one does it a little different. Anthropic's Claude has fans and critics alike.
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What Does The Infinity Symbol Mean On Apple Music?
Apple Music sometimes shows an infinity symbol when a playlist is queued up. Depending on your priorities, it might be useful, or you may want to turn it off.
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5 iOS Accessibility Features You Should Try (Even If You Don't Need Them)
Even if you don't think you need them, several iOS accessibility features can be useful for just about anyone. Here's where to find them and how to use them.
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Are There Any Budget Phone Case Brands Equivalent To OtterBox?
Otterbox's brnad of phone cases are widely considered to be the gold standard when it comes to protection, but what about if you're shopping within a budget?
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How Long Will Your Google Pixel Phone Get Software Updates?
Some Pixel phones have already stopped receiving software updates, and a few others aren't far behind. Newer models, however, have a much longer road ahead.
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5 Android Auto Mistakes That Could Be Ruining Your Driving Experience
Android Auto can be an incredibly useful tool for navigation if your car supports it, but don't make these common mistakes that make it more difficult to use.
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Nvidia Shield Owners Don't Recommend Changing This Setting
One Nvidia Shield TV setting might look like an easy way to free up memory and improve speed, but owners say it can break apps and make the device run worse.
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You Can Use Your Old Xbox Controller With Your iPhone
A controller is more comfortable to hold thanks to its ergonomic grip. It can be connected to your iPhone via either Bluetooth or a cable.
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Android Auto's Wavy Audio Line Is Leaving Users Conflicted
Google is rolling out a number of updates to its Android Auto software, but users are divided over one update to how it displays the audio line.
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Android Users Can Now Share Their Passkeys In Just A Few Steps
Passkeys are becoming the go-to security method for protecting user logins, and Android is now making it easier than ever to share them.
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