7 Reasons Why Mobile Hotspots Might Not Be As Reliable As You Think
Think you can finally fire your ISP by tethering your smartphone? Not so fast. Here's why relying on a mobile hotspot could leave you feeling disconnected.
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4 Older Android Phones Still Worth Buying In 2026
While the shiny new phones might seem like the best deals, you can get a similar package for a much lower price by opting for an older Android phone.
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iOS 26.4 Finally Solved A Frustrating Apple Watch Alarm Issue
A change made to iOS 26.4 finally solved a problem that many Apple users have been complaining about for years involving their morning alarms.
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How Long Can You Leave Your iPhone Flashlight On?
Wondering how long you can leave your iPhone's flashlight on? Testing has provided some answers, but the exact figure depends on a few things.
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Should You Keep Bluetooth On At All Times?
Many modern gadgets rely on Bluetooth technology for full functionality, but is it a good idea to keep Bluetooth on all the time? Here's what you need to know.
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The Danger With Trying To Retrieve A Phone That Falls Between Plane Seats
A lost phone between plane seats is more than an annoyance; it’s a safety emergency. Discover the dangers of the seat gap and what to do next.
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5 Hidden Pixel Camera Settings That Can Make Your Videos Better
The latest Google Pixel has a plethora of features you may not know about that can help you take photos that rival even professional quality images.
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Can A Magic Eraser Actually Remove Scratches From Your Phone's Screen?
A popular myth among cell phone owners is that a Magic Eraser can fix a cracked screen, but you may actually be doing more harm than good.
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5 Tweaks And Upgrades To Make If Your Phone Feels Outdated
As smartphones continue evolving at an astonishing pace, you might be thinking about upgrading your old phone. However, there are ways to make it feel fresh.
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The 7 Best Folding Smartphones Ranked Worst To Best According To Real Users
The past and future collide in the impressive foldable smartphone, as companies continue to refine this emerging technology to the benefit of consumers.
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5 Cool Things You Didn't Know Your iPhone's Messages App Can Do
iPhone's Messages app is many Apple users' go-to texting platform, but the app can actually do a lot more cool things you probably don't know about.
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Power Off Vs Restart: Which Is Better For Your Android Phone?
When it comes to your Android phone, powering off and restarting aren't quite the same thing. One is almost always the better choice — here's which and why.
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4 Features Only Samsung Galaxy Devices Have
From hidden tools to advanced controls, your Samsung phone packs plenty of features you won’t find elsewhere. Here’s what sets Galaxy devices apart.
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5 Of The Best Wallet Phone Cases You Can Buy On Amazon
Most people tend to try and protect their smartphone with a case to cover it, but these cases also double as a wallet, enabling storage of cards and cash.
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Every US Airline That Supports Apple Wallet's Revamped Boarding Passes
Apple's boarding pass system saw several changes, adding a host of new features, but not every US airline is participating.
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4 Cheap Phone Carriers That Use AT&T's Network
You don't need to go with one of the big mobile carriers to gain access to their network. You don't even have to use them to get unlimited data.
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5 Clever Ways To Use Gemini On Android Auto
Android Auto's switch to Gemini opens up more possibilities than Google Assistant allowed for. Here are clever ways to take advantage of the AI on the road.
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Old-School iPods Are Making A Comeback Thanks To A Gen Z Loophole
Old-school iPods are popular with Gen Z, partly because of a loophole that makes everyday life more enjoyable. Here's why these classic devices are thriving.
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Google Photos Just Solved The 'I Have Nothing To Wear' Problem With One New Feature
Google has been leveraging AI for its apps, especially for visuals, including the Circle to Search and Try it On features that make it easy to find an outfit.
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Does Your Smartwatch Really Need GPS?
Stop overpaying for features you don't use. We break down when GPS is essential for outdoor training and when your phone’s Bluetooth connection is enough.
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Samsung's Next Laptop Lineup Might Be Abandoning Windows 11
Samsung may be switching its Galaxy Book laptops away from Windows 11. A new report points to a significant OS change, but details are still thin.
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Here's How Satellite Connectivity Works On Your Smartphone
Satellite connectivity on smartphones comes in two forms: emergency SOS and direct-to-cell (D2C) service. Here's how each works and which phones support them.
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China's First 'Pre-6G' Network Claims It's Up To 10 Times Faster Than 5G
China's first pre-6G trial hit speeds up to 10 times faster than 5G. The country is backing the technology with a $485 million national investment.
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Honor MagicPad4 Review: The Super-Thin Android Tablet For Productivity
Apple's iPad Pro might be the top dog in the tablet market, but Honor's MagicPad4 gives it a run for its money as an Android-based alternative.
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Is Someone Tracking You With AirPods? What The Alert Actually Means
Did you get an alert that your iPhone detected AirPods near you, even though you don't own a pair? Here's what the message means and whether you need to worry.
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Sharing Files From Your Android Phone Just Got Easier With This Free App
Sharing files across Android devices can be a chore, but a new app from the team behind Nothing phone aims to make it an easier process.
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iOS 27 Could Change How You Edit Photos
iOS 27 could bring several new AI-powered photo-editing tools to iPhones, according to reports. The features are still in testing, though results are mixed.
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