5 Budget And Midrange Android Phones That Can Last Five Years
Amid the rising tech prices, budget and midrange phones often offer much better value. Here are some smartphone picks that'll also last for years.
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Which Galaxy Tablet Is Equivalent To The iPad Pro?
In terms of similar power, Samsung has one tablet in particular that easily goes toe-to-toe with the iPad Pro, but it depends on what you're doing.
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5 Android Phones More Powerful Than The Galaxy S26 FE
The Galaxy S26 FE undercuts Samsung's flagship phones on price, but some Android rivals offer more power for similar money — or even a little less.
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Are Android Flagships Cheaper To Repair Than An iPhone?
Smartphone repairs, in general, are pretty expensive on average. That said, iPhone repairs typically skew higher than Android, but it depends on what's broken.
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You Can Now Use Your Android Tablet As A Gaming Handheld - Here's How
RedMagic's Astra 2 tablet employs some powerful Android hardware and software magic to play modern games at surprisingly high quality and performance.
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5 Android Phones That Had Variable Aperture Cameras Before The iPhone 18 Pro
Apple is soon to introduce variable aperture cameras into its latest iPhone 18 Pro devices, but various Android makers got to that innovation much sooner.
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This Quick Galaxy Tablet Setting Turns Your Device Into A Second Monitor
A Galaxy tablet can give your Windows PC extra workspace or let someone else see your screen without leaning over your shoulder, all through a built-in feature.
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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 Works With iPhone But Leaves Another Popular Phone In The Dust
Third time's the charm — or three's a crowd? Samsung is finally bringing its Galaxy SmartTag to iPhone users, but another group is conspicuously left out.
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The Google Pixel 11 Pro's HiLight LED Is Getting A Cool New Feature
Google is making the Pixel 11 Pro’s unusual HiLight LED more useful, with an Android 17 update adding another reason to pay attention to it.
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5 Reasons To Buy An iPhone 18 Pro Max Over A Galaxy S26 Ultra
Both the iPhone 18 Pro Max and the Galaxy S26 Ultra are top-tier flagships that go neck and neck in most departments, but here's why the iPhone takes the lead.
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This Budget Android Phone From 2025 Is Still Among The Best Going Into 2027
Flagship premium phones get plenty of advertisements and attention, but not everyone can afford one. Fortunately, there are good budget options too.
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Do Budget Android Phones Take Longer To Charge?
Price isn't always an indicator of whether or not an Android phone takes longer to charge. There are actually other determining factors to consider.
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Which Android Phone Is Equivalent To The iPhone 18 Pro Max?
If you're looking for a new phone and wanting to stay in the Android ecosystem, you might want to consider this model that's similar to an iPhone 18 Pro Max.
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Why Your Roku TV Isn't Showing Up For Screen Mirroring (And How To Fix It)
You've opened screen mirroring on your phone, but your Roku TV is nowhere on the list. There are a few possible reasons, and most are easy to fix.
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The Honor Magic9 Pro Max Has A Cool New Camera Feature Up Its Sleeve
The Magic9 Pro Max has a camera built with new partner, an Apple-like selfie feature, a big battery, and Android 17 support. But it won't be coming to the U.S.
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What Does The Circle With A Line Through It Mean On A Samsung Phone?
Have you seen an icon on your Samsung phone that consists of a circle with a line passing through it? Here's what it means and how to get rid of it.
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You Can Use Any Galaxy Watch With Your iPhone - Here's How
Most Galaxy Watches are pairable with your iPhone, and while the older models have some official support, newer models do require an unfortunate workaround.
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Why Your Android Buzzes When Plugging It In (And Why Multiple Buzzes Could Be A Problem)
Sometimes smartphone notifications can be annoying, which is why so many take advantage of their 'Do Not Disturb' feature, but some notifications are necessary.
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4 New Google Photos Features Added To Your Android Phone In September 2026
Google Photos continues to receive regular software updates, and its September rollout is particularly exciting, thanks to a couple of useful new features.
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What Happens To Your OnePlus Buds, Watch, And Pad Now That OnePlus Has Left The US?
OnePlus phones aren't the only devices affected by the company's U.S. exit. Owners of its earbuds, watches, and tablets have questions about support, too.
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How Much Samsung Phones Cost In 2016 Vs. 2026
There's no denying that phones have gotten extremely expensive over time. If you're wondering, here's how much Samsung phones cost in 2016 vs. 2026.
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The 3 Levels Of Your Android Phone's Biometric Security
Your Android phone has several levels of security to keep your data safe, but only one Android device has the highest security face unlock.
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An Essential Google Maps Feature Keeps Disappearing For Some Android Auto Users
A recently added Google Maps feature is already disappearing from Android Auto for some users. Here's what's happening and what drivers have tried so far.
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Is The Google Pixel 11's Extreme Charging Mode Bad For Your Battery?
Both fast charging and extreme charging aim to charge a phone in a very short window, and will increase the average temperature.
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5 Beginner-Friendly Apps Every Galaxy Tablet Owner Should Try
Your Galaxy tablet's big screen and S Pen don't have to be reserved for serious work. These approachable apps give you some practical ways to use them.
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You Can Change How Long Your Phone Rings, But Not Through The Settings
You don't notice how long your smartphone rings for until you desperately want it to just go to voicemail so you can continue avoiding calls from strangers.
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What Does The R Symbol Mean On Your Android Phone?
That small Android status bar symbol can reveal something important about your phone's network status, especially when traveling or switching coverage.
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