AppleCare One Is Here: This Is What The Warranty Plan Offers
AppleCare One lets users protect multiple Apple devices under one plan, includes theft/loss and lets you add up to 4‑year‑old gear for the first time.
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How A Nova Explosion Technically Powers Your Smartphone
Smartphones require some pretty specific pieces of tech (and specific materials) in order to work. As it turns out, those materials come from far out in space.
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5 Reasons To Stop Using Android's SMS Messaging (And What To Use Instead)
It might be a good time to stop using the standard Android SMS messaging system and upgrade to a different ecosystem entirely -- here's why.
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Here's How To Clear Your iPhone's Cache (And Why You Might Want To)
Is your iPhone running slowly or having trouble with some common tasks? It could just need to have its cache cleared. Here's the steps to follow.
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What Is The Tea App And Who Is It For?
The Tea Dating Advice app has recently surged in popularity. But what exactly is it and who is it for? And what has the recent controversy been all about?
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This Smart iPhone Accessory May Be One You Never Knew You Needed
Instead of carrying a phone stand, wireless charger, wallet, and tracking tag, this accessory bundles them all into one. Unfortunately, you can't buy it yet.
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5 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Smartphones That Are Still Worth Buying
These budget-friendly smartphones have stood the test of time and are still worth your money if you're looking for some bang for your buck.
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Who Owns OnePlus Phones And Where Are They Made?
Ever wondered who really owns OnePlus and where those sleek phones come from? Here are the answers to your questions.
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Tired Of Duplicates In Google Photos? Here's What You Can Do
Sick of seeing the same photo five times in Google Photos? Here’s how you can clean up the clutter without losing your memories.
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Are Cheap Android Phones Really Worse Than Expensive Models?
Cheap Android phones have improved, but how do they compare to premium models in speed, features, and value? Here's what you need to know.
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Which iPhone Models Support Apple Intelligence?
Looking to use Apple Intelligence on your iPhone? If you haven't upgraded in a while, you may be out of luck, as it only supports a few devices.
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How To Find Your Saved Credit Cards On Your iPhone
If you've ever typed your credit card number into Safari and opted to save it for later use, it's stored in the browser's settings. Here's how to review that.
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The Pros And Cons Of Google's Pixel 8a
While it's a mid-range smartphone, the Google Pixel 8a, is a worthy and affordable Android option. However, there are pros and cons you should know.
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Here's Why Your AirPods Are So Quiet And How To Fix Them
Having trouble with your AirPod audio being too quiet to hear? It may be a simple software issue that you can easily fix yourself with some troubleshooting.
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Which Translation App Offers More, Google Or Apple Translate?
Trying to choose between Google Translate and Apple Translate? Here's the description of which offers better support and features for your translation needs.
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What Is A Burner Phone And How Do You Buy One?
While burner phones are a staple of crime dramas and Hollywood, there are valid reasons why someone in real life may consider using a burner phone.
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Why Gmail Isn't Working On Your Android Device (And How To Fix It)
Not getting e-mails on your Android device can be frustrating, especially if you're expecting something important. Here's how to fix Gmail on your Android.
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5 Settings You Need To Change On Your Samsung Galaxy S25
You may not be getting the most out of your Samsung Galaxy S25. The only way to know for sure is to look into changing these five settings.
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5 Android Features That Completely Disappeared, And Why
While new Android versions typically bring a near-endless string new features, did you know that Google has actually removed some over the years, too?
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Is An App Stealing Your Data? Here Are The Warning Signs To Look For
Apps that ask for excessive permissions or use lots of data and battery may be stealing your info. Learn the key warning signs and how to spot them.
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How To Use An Apple Watch To Track Steps While On A Walking Pad
Your Apple Watch is useful for tracking your fitness while working out, but it may require some finagling to use it when walking on a walking pad.
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Apple Maps Navigation Voice Not Working? Here's What To Do If Your App Has No Sound
Apple Maps Voice Navigation lets you navigate via spoken directions instead of watching your screen, but it sometimes needs a little troubleshooting.
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How To Silence Notifications On iPhone (And Customize Which Alerts Still Get Through)
Sometimes you don't want notifications for every little thing going on with your iPhone apps, but it's possible to control what you do and don't see.
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13 USB Gadgets For The Home That Are Actually Useful
From handy phone cleaners to desk lamps that double as USB hubs, there's no shortage of home gadgets that use USB for charging and easy connectivity.
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What Is The Predicted Lifespan Of The Galaxy Z Flip Phones, According To Samsung
Moving parts wear down over time and eventually break, and this is true of foldable phones, too. How long can you expect your Samsung Galaxy Z Flip to last?
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iPhone Double Tap: How To Enable And Change The Useful Feature
Whether you're looking to use it as a shortcut or as an accessibility tool, your iPhone's Double Tap feature will give you some extra functions.
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How The Apple App Store Changed The Way We Get Software On Our Devices
Apple’s App Store changed software distribution in 2008, creating a global marketplace that reshaped how apps are discovered, bought, and updated.
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