Apple Announces Special Event In March As New iPhone And Mac Rumors Swirl
Apple announced that it will host a "special experience" in New York City, Shanghai, and London on March 4, 2026, where we expect to see new products.
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You Can Use One Of Android's Best Features To Spot Scams Quicker
Scam texts can look legit, and it is getting harder to trust your gut. Android has a built-in tool that can help you sanity check a message fast.
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The 8 Best Budget And Expensive Phones For Photographers In 2026
High-end phones were once required for high-quality images. That has changed, with a photographer's glut of options on the market at various prices.
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The iPhone Will Go To The Moon For The First Time On Upcoming NASA Mission
While heavily modified smartphones have been to space before, NASA is planning to send almost commercial-grade phones to the Moon for the first time.
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5 MagSafe Gadgets You'll Use Every Day
If you think MagSafe on your iPhone is only for wireless charging, you might be surprised by the variety of unique gadgets that it supports.
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Android Users In The US Are Getting Paid $100 From Google - Here's Why
Google will once again have to pay many Android users after settling a class‑action lawsuit. Most U.S. residents with Android phones are eligible for payment.
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How To Deep Clean Your Android Device The Right Way
Smartphones are our constant companions in modern life so they naturally pick up day-to-day dirt. Here's how you should deep clean your Android device.
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The 5 Most Reliable Phone Carriers, According To Users
Carrier coverage can look great on a map, then fall apart where you actually live. This list weighs user feedback and broader data to rank reliability.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Webcams Anymore
Webcams used to be exciting and new, but, like a lot of technology, they have become obsolete, and an easier replacement may be within your grasp.
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5 New Android Phones That Still Have Removable Batteries In 2026
Your phone's "death date" is usually tied to its battery. Find out which 2026 Android models let you swap discharged battery in seconds.
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Neither Messenger Nor WhatsApp - The Smarter Messaging App To Use
Messenger and WhatsApp maybe the default messaging app for many, but for a smarter, more private, and more streamlined experience, try this alternative.
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8 Apple Products You Should Buy And 4 You Should Skip
Some Apple products are obvious buys. Some are poor value for the price. And a few look tempting but make no sense once you dig deeper.
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Why There Is Simply No Need For A Budget Digital Camera Anymore
Digital cameras feel like fossils when compared to today's tech, including cameras on modern smartphones. Here's why the digital camera is losing its relevance.
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What Is The Oldest iPhone iOS 26 Still Supports?
iOS 26 is the latest iOS version launched alongside the iPhone 17 series. But if you're wondering which is the oldest iPhone to support the OS, here it is.
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5 Android Phones That Still Come With A microSD Card Slot In 2026
While smartphone brands charge a hefty premium for extra internal storage, you can still choose from these Android phones that allow microSD cards.
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What That Red Dot On Your Apple Watch Means – And How To Get Rid Of It
Is the little red dot on your Apple Watch beginning to irritate you? It's a fairly standard Apple Watch feature, but you can easily make it go away.
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What The Symbols & Check Marks Next To Android Text Messages Really Mean
Google Messages shows check marks and other symbols on your texts to hint at what's happening behind the scenes. Here's what each of these means.
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The New Ferrari Luce Features An Apple CarPlay Ultra-Like Design
Thanks in part to Ferrari's collaboration with a certain famed technology designer, the new Luce has a strong Apple CarPlay Ultra-like vibe.
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Why Do You Get Targeted Ads After Talking About Something In Real Life?
Nothing makes us more suspicious of our phones than talking about a product and immediately seeing an ad for it. There are a few reasons why this happens.
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iOS 26.4 Biggest Feature Delay Might Push Back 4 New Apple Releases
Delays in the iOS pipeline mean the big, AI-fueled upgrade for Siri may have been significantly pushed back - meaning other new products may also be delayed.
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Android Users Should Be Excited For The iPhone Fold - Here's Why
Apple is expected to launch its first foldable phone, the iPhone Fold, in 2026. When it arrives, even Android users could have a reason to celebrate.
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Ditching iPhone For The Galaxy S26? Apple Just Made It Much Easier To Switch To Android
Ready to make the jump from your Apple iPhone to a Samsung Galaxy S26? It's now easier than ever thanks to a new feature that Apple just dropped.
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Apple's iOS 26.3 Security Update Addresses A Huge iPhone Exploit
A major security issue made most iPhones vulnerable to a serious hacker attack, though that's now fixed with the new iOS 26.3 security update Apple pushed live.
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Your Android Phone Is Hiding Its Maximum Volume Behind This Setting
Depending on the brand of Android phone you have, your device might actually be limiting its maximum volume thanks to a hidden setting: Media volume limit.
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Some Advanced Siri Features May Be Delayed Until iOS 27
While we were promised a new and improved version of Apple's Siri in 2026, it seems like we'll have to wait till 2027 for some advanced features.
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Here's What A Modem And Router Actually Do (And Why You Need Both)
What’s the difference between a modem and a router? Learn how these two devices work together to connect your home to the internet and provide Wi-Fi.
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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Launch Event Is Confirmed, But This Leak Spoiled Everything
Samsung has confirmed the date for its upcoming Galaxy S26 launch event; however, most of the S26 series specifications have already leaked online.
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