10 Useful Apps And Gadgets That Can Replace Doomscrolling
There are two great ways of combating doomscrolling: replacing it with a different habit or using tools that make the habit more difficult.
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Why Do Budget Android Phones Have Thick Bezels?
You can get a great-looking Android phone for cheap, but chunky screen bezels often spoil the effect. The thing is, they're not just there for looks.
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Your Phone Can Help You Spot Hidden Cameras - Here's How
Spy camera use in vacation rentals through Airbnb and other similar services is on the rise, so it's prudent to check your rental before settling in.
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How Much Are Older Samsung Phones Actually Worth?
Samsung phones can retain surprising resale value, depending on several factors. Here's what to consider before trading in or selling your old Galaxy device.
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One Of The Best Features Of The Google Pixel 11 Can Now Be Used On Any Android Phone
You shouldn't have to edit every "um" out of a dictated message. A Pixel 11 feature handles that for you, and there's now a way to use it on other phones.
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5 Phone Features You Should Stop Paying Extra For
Smartphones now come with many built-in features that once required paying expensive subscriptions. Here are some of them worth trying before third-party apps.
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Siri's Access To Your Personal Data Is Greater Than Ever - Here's How To Restrict It
The new Siri with iOS27 has received a boost in abilities thanks to AI, so it can tap into your personal data, third-party apps, and perform actions for you.
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The 4 Best Budget Android Phones That Still Support Wireless Charging
Many smartphone makers reserve wireless charging for their flagship models, but there are options. These four budget Android phones still support the feature.
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This Secret Code Replaces Google Dialer With A Better App On OnePlus Phones
If you have a OnePlus phone and want a superior dialing and calling experience, here's how using a simple code can replace the Google Dialer app.
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5 Phones With The Best Built-In Speakers
Smartphone manufacturers compete on every conceivable level, including which can squeeze the most high-quality sound out of factory-installed speakers.
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How Much Extra Battery Does Wireless Android Auto Drain?
Wireless Android Auto can take a sizable bite out of your phone's battery on a long drive. Tests on three flagship phones show how quickly it can add up.
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How Long Was The First Samsung Galaxy Phone's Battery Life?
Your modern Samsung Galaxy phone has a pretty impressive battery life, especially when you compare it to the battery life of the first Galaxy phone.
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Your iPhone Camera Isn't Equivalent To A DSLR Camera — Here's Why
Even if you combine all three of the cameras on the back of an iPhone 18 Pro, the size of a DSLR's image sensor absolutely dwarfs what the phone has to offer.
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iOS 1 Was Revolutionary, But It Lacked These Critical Features
Modern iOS feels worlds apart from the software that shipped with Apple's first iPhone in 2007. Some of its biggest conveniences took years to arrive.
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How Much Storage Did The First Samsung Galaxy Phone Have?
With 256 GB, 512 GB, and even 1 TB of onboard storage becoming a common occurence on most new phones, here's how much storage the first Samsung Galaxy had.
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5 Of The Weirdest Nokia Phones You Probably Didn't Know Existed
At one point, Nokia was at the forefront of the mobile phone market, but needless to say, that wasn't due to any of these weird attempts to innovate.
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Which Android Phone Is Equivalent To The iPhone Air?
Apple's iPhone Air offers fans of high-end mobile phones an option designed to be as thin as possible, but is there an equivalent choice among Androids?
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Want An iPhone Duo? You Might Have To Wait Until 2027 Now
Apple's suppliers have reportedly struggled to produce the iPhone Duo at scale, leaving some buyers waiting months for a phone that starts at nearly $2,000.
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iOS Has Some Features You Should Try If You Have Trouble Reading Your Screen
Apple's iPhone contains and orchard's worth of accessibility features that will make the screen considerably easier to read if your vision is impaired.
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What Starlink Direct-To-Cell Can (And Can't) Actually Do On Your Phone
It sounds like sci-fi, but satellite-connected cell service really is here. There are some asterisks, though, and it's clearly still in the beginning stages.
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Here's How Much An iPad Cost In 2016 Vs. 2026
Prices for technology, including the iPad, have been going up across the industry, thanks to surging demand for components from AI companies and data centers.
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4 Nokia Phones We Wish Made A Comeback In 2027
Nokia is known today for its seemingly indestructible phones of old, but there are some unique Nokia models we would love to see come back.
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BGR's Best Of Tech Awards 2026
With most of the big tech releases of 2026 now available, we decided to take a look back and choose our favorites for the first annual BGR Best of Tech Awards.
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4 Popular Phones With The Worst Repairability
With tech prices skyrocketing, it's important to make sure your phone lasts as long as possible. These four popular models won't exactly help you with that.
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What The Exclamation Mark On Your Samsung Wi-Fi Icon Means, Even When You're Connected
The exclamation mark is a clear sign that your Wi-Fi isn't working as intended, but you may be able to fix it yourself, depending on where you are.
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Malware Found Pre-Installed In Thousands Of Budget Android Phones - Here's What We Know
Phones are getting more expensive, making cheaper alternatives that much more appealing. But it gets risky when you buy no-name knockoffs.
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Pixel 9 And 10 Owners: Replace The Battery Or Buy The Pixel 11?
The Pixel 11 starts at $899, which is a lot to spend when you already have a phone you like. But that's not necessarily what you'd pay after trading it in.
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