Can You Use A Google Pixel In China? It's Complicated
If you're headed to China, whether for work or pleasure, keep in mind that foreign smartphones like your Google Pixel don't quite work the same there.
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4 Specs That Could Get Worse On Your Next Cheap Android Phone
The after-effects of the ongoing shortage of components in the tech industry continue to impact Android phones, stagnating components and features.
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Can Emergency Override Charging Permanently Damage Your iPhone?
Your iPhone will prevent you from charging your device if it detects it's wet, but can overriding that setting cause permanent damage?
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Some Android Phones Can No Longer Access Google Play — Here's Why
Some Android phones can no longer open the Google Play Store. Here's what caused the sudden cutoff and what it means for apps on those devices.
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Are OnePlus Phones Still Safe To Use?
OnePlus has now made it clear that it intends to exit the U.S. market in favor of Asian markets, though the company plans to support existing phones.
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5 Google Apps That Can Drain Your Battery Life
Google is a big part of most people's digital life, especially if they use Android devices, but isome popular Google apps will drain your battery dry.
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Is It Safe To Use Your Laptop To Charge Your Phone?
Phone battery life is a pain, and it's especially bad when you can't find a wall plug or forgot your extra battery. Fortunately, there are more options.
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Samsung Galaxy Vs. OnePlus Phone Cameras: Which Is The Best For Amateur Photographers
Samsung Galaxy and OnePlus camera both promise impressive results, but their strengths, weaknesses, and value may matter more than the headline specs suggest.
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Apple's New Leasing Program Sounds Great, Until You Think About The Real Cost
Apple seems to be trying to make it easier for everyone to have an Apple device, including an iPhone, if they want one with its new leasing program.
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Is Your OnePlus Phone Getting The ColorOS 17 Update?
While OnePlus is making a formal exit from the North American and European markets as of this year, several phones will still receive ColorOS 17 support.
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Who Owns Redmi, The Smartphone Brand?
A well-known budget phone line from China, Redmi has been a player in the smartphone market since 2013. Its models are ubiquitous in India and Southeast Asia.
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Google's New Pixel 'Dynamic' Pricing Sounds A Lot Like 'Surge' Pricing
Google's Pixel pricing strategy could be changing as component costs climb, raising fresh questions about how its future phones may be priced.
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5 Android Phones To Consider Instead Of The Motorola Moto G (2026)
A recent price increase makes the Moto G (2026) harder to recommend. These Android alternatives may offer more for your money without stretching your budget.
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5 Things Your Android Phone's Power Button Can Do (Besides Turning It On)
The side button on your Android smartphone offers quite a bit more functionality than simply turning the power off, by changing a couple key settings.
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Google Maps Is Tracking More Than Just Your Location Data
Google Maps tracks nearly everything from your time spent using it. Open-source alternatives exist, such as OsmAnd and Organic Maps, to help keep your privacy.
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Why Did LG Stop Making Smartphones?
The competitive mobile phone business is a tough industry to crack and after multiple years of loss, LG backed out in favor of other revenue sources.
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Here's How Google Maps Is Different On iOS
If you switch constantly between iOS and Android for any reason, you probably already noticed Google Maps changes a bit from one OS to the other.
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4 Of The Best OnePlus Gadgets You Can Buy (That Aren't Smartphones)
OnePlus isn't as popular as Samsung, but it is a good brand that makes smartphones, but it also manufactures various electronics, not just smartphones,
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iOS 26.6 Update Now Available With 3 New Features
iOS 26.6 is now rolling out to iPhone users with several practical additions, security improvements, bug fixes, and groundwork for the next major update.
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This App Converts Your Apple Watch Into A Whoop Band
You want a Whoop, but you own an Apple Watch. Luckily, we know an app that can make the former perform like the latter (even with an improved feature or two).
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9 Retro Electronics That Were Popular In Japan
From Sharp Zaurus PDAs to Casio electronic dictionaries, these retro electronics reveal Japan's distinctive relationship with technology.
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How To Get The Best Charging Speed On Your Android Phone
When it comes to maximizing the charging speed on your Android smartphone, there are a few simple tips and tricks worth taking advantage of.
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Stock Vs. Custom UI Android Phones: What's The Difference?
Most major smartphones these days don't really offer a "stock" Android experience out of the box anymore. Here's what that means for the user experience.
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The Reason I Regretted Buying iPhone Pro Models — Until This One
Buyer's regret stings more when you've shelled out on something as expensive as an iPhone Pro. But could there be hope for Apple's flagship model?
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5 Disadvantages Of Ditching Your iPhone For Android
Life inside Apple's ecosystem of cross-device features is nice, but some people are drawn to Android's variety of devices and price points.
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Your TCL TV Can Control Your Smart Home — Here's How
Your TCL Google TV can serve as a smart home control center, letting you monitor and control devices without leaving the couch — or the app you're using.
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3 iPhone Accessories Every Camper Should Have
You may not think of your iPhone as a camping essential, but it can make your next trip your best. Here are three accessories that will help you meet that goal.
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