Why Do Some Android Phones Cost Way Less Than Others?
Think a cheap Android is a bargain? We look at the unexpected trade-offs for that low cost, from hardware compromises to long-term security risks.
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If You Can Hack An iPhone, Apple Might Pay You $2 Million
If you want proof that Apple is taking iPhone security seriously, look no further than its new $2 million payout for its bug bounty program.
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Google Has No Plans To Fix This Terrifying Gemini Security Vulnerability
Security researchers have discovered that Gemini AI is vulnerable to ASCII smuggling, but Google says it has no plans to address the issue.
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These Under-$30 Gadgets Are Some Of Prime Day's Best Deals
There are tons of great deals available during Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day, including popular Roku, Anker, and Ring devices for under $30.
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Apple's 'Find My iPhone' Feature Helps Unearth Massive Smartphone Smuggling Ring
One victim of iPhone theft used Apple's Find My feature and ended up uncovering an enormous smuggling ring of smartphone thieves.
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10 Best Raspberry Pi Projects To Check Out In 2025
Looking for the best Raspberry Pi projects of 2025? Our top 10 list shows you how to build a retro game console, a weather station, a smart mirror, and more.
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This Hidden Android Feature Fixes Some Of The Biggest Privacy Issues
Android devices are typically packed with sensors that continually record data. For the privacy-conscious, there is a simple way to toggle most of them off.
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Don't Fall For This T-Mobile Account Monitoring Scam - The Carrier Isn't Sending Letters
If you get a letter from T-Mobile admonishing you for your browsing history, you should know that the mobile carrier didn't actually send it.
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TSA Is Warning iPhone Users To Stop Using This Dangerous Setting
What initially seems like a harmless setting on your iPhone could actually be the reason hackers are able to easily access all of your data and information.
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Beware Of Sora 2 App Clones Out In The Wild - They Might Be Scams
OpenAI's Sora app shot to the top of the App Store, but now other developers are trying to take advantage with their own Sora 2 clone apps.
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How Does The TSA's Biometric eGate Actually Work?
TSA's new biometric eGates use facial recognition technology to help people get through airport security even faster. Here's how it works.
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Every TSA Electronics Rule That Changed This Year
Whether you're a frequent traveler or not, here are all the latest TSA rules that have been changed in 2025 related to electronic devices and gadgets.
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Samsung May Bring One Of China's Best Android Privacy Features To The Rest Of The World
With the release of One UI 8.5 fast approaching, a new leak has revealed that one of Samsung's best Android privacy features is being expanded beyond China.
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9 Ways To Use Old USB Drives (Other Than Storage)
USB drives can be repurposed for a wide range of creative, practical, and surprising tasks, many of them simple enough for anyone to try.
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No, Sideloading Android Apps Isn't Going Away, Google Says
Rumors about Google removing the ability to sideload apps on Android have been swirling for months, but the company has finally denied those rumors.
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Tile Trackers Reportedly Have A Security Flaw That Could Put Users At Risk Of Stalking
Security researchers have reportedly uncovered a frightening flaw in Tile trackers that could possibly open users up to unwanted tracking and even stalking.
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What Would Happen If The US Banned VPNs?
Michigan's new bill targets tools that help bypass content restrictions, including VPNs. Here's what could happen if a VPN ban takes effect.
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Microsoft Makes Windows 10 Extended Security Updates Free, But Only In These Countries
Microsoft is going to start offering free Extended Security Updates for Windows 10, but only in select countries such as France, Germany, and Spain.
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10 Smart Home Gadgets That Will Give Your Outdoor Areas An Upgrade
These devices are easy to use and don't demand a degree in tech-wizardry. They offer reliable design and clever tricks rather than flashy gimmicks.
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Court Documents Show T-Mobile Knew About This Threat To Its Users For Years
SIM swap scams involve criminals convincing mobile carriers to port a number to a new SIM, and T-Mobile is under fire for not doing enough to prevent them.
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How To Tell If Someone Is Spying On Your Wi-Fi Network
There are ways to check and monitor network activity on your home Wi-Fi, which can help shield yourself bad actors looking to steal personal information.
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Samsung Issued An Emergency Update For Android Galaxy Users - Here's Why
If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone, be sure to update its software as soon as possible to address a zero-day exploit that could put your data at risk.
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Google Might Expand Pixel's Scam Detection To WhatsApp, Instagram, And More Apps
Digging into Google's Pixel code has revealed that the company might bring its Scam Detection feature to third-party apps like WhatsApp and Instagram.
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What Does TSA's Facial Scan Actually Do?
The TSA recently began rolling out a facial recognition program at hundreds of airports nationwide. What does the facial scan actually do, though?
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5 Top Rated Flipper Zero Accessories You Can Buy On Amazon
Even if you don't need a Flipper Zero, that shouldn't stop you from grabbing one, of course you might want an accessory or two to go along with it.
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iPhone 17 Includes A Powerful New Security Feature To Combat Spyware
Years in the making, Apple's new Memory Integrity Enforcement feature for iPhone 17 and iPhone Air should help to keep spyware at bay.
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Annoying Spam Invites Are Once Again Plaguing Apple's Calendar App
Some iPhone owners have noticed an uptick of spam invites on Apple's Calendar app, which is a problem the company has still yet to solve.
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