iOS 27 Might Fulfill Apple's Worst Promise Despite One New Major Feature
It seems iOS 27 is largely designed to refine the existing user experience, but the overhaul of Siri does promise to bring updated AI functionality.
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Don't Buy The iPhone 16, The Cheaper iPhone 17e Is The Phone You Want
Is the iPhone 16 calling your name because you want a new iPhone but don't want to pay full price? You might want to wait for the budget-friendly 17e instead.
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5 Android Accessibility Features You Probably Haven't Tried (But Should)
Your Android device has a ton of features and capabilities, but some of the most interesting ones you may not be aware of are its accessibility options.
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China's Advanced GPS Alternative Isn't Just For Navigation
Think GPS runs the world? China’s BeiDou is a fast-rising rival with military and disaster uses, plus a rapidly expanding satellite and ground network.
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The iPhone 17 Pro Camera Is Great, But The Smart Photographer Buys A Cheaper Phone
The iPhone 17 Pro is a great phone with many excellent features, including its camera. However, if you're into photography, there are better options.
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Is The Annual Phone Upgrade Cycle Finally Dead? Here's The Reality
Top smartphone brands like Apple, Google, and Samsung release new phones yearly, but it's worth questioning whether we should change devices every year.
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5 Chinese Smartphones More Powerful Than The iPhone 17
Several Android smartphones made in China are more powerful than the iPhone 17. If you want to avoid Apple's products, one of these devices might suit you.
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5 Rules To Know Before Buying An Android Phone
Are you in the market for a new phone or considering switching brands altogether? Before you make a purchase, consider these important factors.
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This State Is Trying To Make Android Its Official Mobile Operating System
It's not often that politicians discuss Android OS during House sessions, but that's just what one Republican senator did — for a strange reason, too.
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Apple's Recent iOS Update Required An Emergency Fix For Some iPhone Users
Apple is regularly putting out iOS updates for its products, but the most recent rollout required an emergency fix for some iPhone users after release.
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What Is Sideloading? Why Apple Doesn't Want You Doing It
Apple has an aggressive stance against sideloading, despite pressure from some developers and users. The company has compelling reasons to insist on it.
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This Android Smartphone Claims Its Battery Will Last For Days On A Single Charge
Phones with batteries this big have been released before, but what makes this one special is the fact that it's actually a bit thinner than an iPhone 4.
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What Is The Point Of An Android Tablet If You Buy A Smartphone?
Your phone already has a huge screen and a lot of power, so why would you need a tablet? There's actually quite a few reasons why they stand out.
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The Reason Why Some Phone Chargers Are So Cheap (And Others Aren't)
You might’ve seen chargers that are significantly less expensive than some of their counterparts. We’ll go into detail on why that is and whether they’re safe.
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5 iOS Features Apple Recently Added To Your iPhone
With the latest iOS 26 update and a few minor upgrades, iPhones now have a ton of new features. Here are some that you might not know about.
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You Can Remote Start Your Car With Your iPhone - Here's How
For those who drive a relatively modern vehicle, you can remote start your car using your iPhone, and it's a fairly straightforward process.
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This Overlooked iOS Feature Might Protect Your iPhone From Attackers
If your iPhone ends up in the hands of someone trying to extract your personal information, this hidden feature will likely stop them from hacking you.
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The Pixel 10's Version Of AirDrop Is Finally Coming To More Android Phones
Google made the Quick Share feature on the Pixel phone compatible with Apple's AirDrop in November 2025, closing the gap between Android and Apple a bit more.
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Apple Reportedly Canceled A Major iOS 27 Health App Revamp
Many reports indicated that a big update was pending for Apple's health apps and services, though it seems priorities for Apple Health are shifting elsewhere.
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Here's Why Your Apple USB Charging Cables Are Turning Yellow
Ever been perplexed to see the ends of your Apple USB charging cables turn yellow? It happens for a few reasons — but no matter what, don't keep using them!
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YouTube Paywalled Yet Another Popular Feature (And You Should Be Worried)
YouTube Premium has some useful features that could be accessed via workarounds even by those without a subscription. However, Google has now patched it.
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Android Phones With Huge Batteries Still Can't Beat The iPhone 17 Pro Max
Despite Android phones having massive batteries thanks to silicon-carbon technology, it seems like the iPhone 17 Pro Max remains the battery life champ.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Physical Car Keys Anymore
Growing adoption of industry standards related to digital wallet technologies may soon make the need for physical car keys a thing of the past.
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The iPhone Fold Might Have New Screen Tech No Android Phone Has Ever Used Before
While the foldable iPhone might end up being one of the most expensive smartphones on the market, Apple is going to do its best to justify the price.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra Might Not Get The iPhone Feature Android Fans Really Need
Fans waiting for Samsung's latest iteration of the Galaxy may be disappointed to learn it's likely not going to have one upgrade that was eagerly anticipated.
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Big Changes Are Coming To Apple In 2026
Apple is expected to take big steps in 2026 to expand its product lineup beyond the usual yearly announcements and device upgrades users already expect.
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6 Major Phone Models Actually Worth Buying Used
New phones can be expensive, but we have you covered. Get your money's worth with these used phones.
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