Will Emergency Override Charging Damage Your iPhone?
You may have seen a warning about liquid in your connector. You can override it, but doing so might carry consequences you didn’t expect.
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Yes, Google Maps Driving Mode Was Discontinued - Here's Why
Google has quietly retired Maps Driving Mode, a once-handy feature for navigation and media controls. Here’s what led to its removal and what may replace it.
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What Is 'Preview' On iOS 26? What You Should Know About The New iPhone App
Along with the iOS 26 update on your iPhone or iPad, you also got a new app for all your document annotation needs. Here's what you can do with Preview.
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Here's How Much Data YouTube Uses Per Hour
YouTube has become one of the most popular sources of entertainment in the world, but it can easily use up your mobile plan's data if you're not careful.
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iCloud Storage: Different Plans, Prices, And If It's Worth Paying For More
If you're going all in on the iOS ecosystem, one of the services you'll need to understand is iCloud. Here's how the Apple cloud storage service works.
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Does The iPhone Air Have A USB-C Charging Port?
The iPhone Air claims to be Apple's sleekest, most durable smartphone yet. But in making these upgrades, did the company replace its charging port once again?
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5 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Features That Convinced Me To Switch To A Foldable
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 combines comfort, solid battery life, and productivity features in a foldable that finally feels ready for everyday use.
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Make Sure Your Android Phone Has This Security Feature Enabled (And Here's Why)
Android phones face constant threats from malicious apps and phishing. Google’s Advanced Protection hardens your defenses far beyond basic Play Protect.
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This Cheap AirTag Alternative Uses Apple's Find My Network
Apple AirTags are great but undeniably pricey. For those who want to keep track of their belongings on a budget, a cheaper alternative exists.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The Google Pixel 10
Cheaper smartphones that rival the Pixel 10 without the $799 price tag, offering strong performance, solid cameras, and long battery life.
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Using Tap-To-Pay Often? Here's How Your Transactions Are Kept Safe & Secure
Tap to pay is a method of payment that uses NFC and other technologies to keep your transactions secure. Here's how it works (and what can go wrong).
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How To Open And Adjust Your Spotify Settings On Android
Spotify on Android hides plenty of tweaks in its settings. Knowing where to look can change how you listen every day.
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Here's How To Turn Off What Users Say Is One Of iPhone's Worst Features
iOS 18 introduced a feature that frustrated many iPhone users, but there’s now a way to turn it off. Here’s what changed and where to find the setting.
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5 Smartphones With The Great Battery Life You Can Buy Right Now
Get longer-lasting battery life with top picks like iPhone 16 Pro Max, Galaxy S25 Ultra, OnePlus 13, Pixel 9 Pro XL, and Nothing Phone 3.
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Who Owns Consumer Cellular And What Network Does It Use?
Consumer Cellular has gone from being a small carrier to a major player. Learn what sets it apart and why millions rely on its affordable plans.
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5 Reasons iPhone 14 Pro Users Still Don't Need To Upgrade To The iPhone 16 Plus
iPhone 14 Pro still feels current in 2025. With better durability, Pro features, and years of updates ahead, the 16 Plus isn’t worth the switch.
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Can You Really Use A Hot Glue Gun To Clean Out Your Phone's USB Port?
If you've seen people on the web using a hot glue gun to clean their phone's ports, think twice before you try it yourself. It could lead to bigger issues.
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4 New Features You Should Check Out ASAP After Updating To iOS 26
iOS 26 is here, and it’s more than just a design refresh. Apple packed in some surprisingly practical upgrades. Here are some you’ll want to try right away.
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iOS 26's Release Date Is Almost Here, But Updating Immediately Could Backfire
Along with a new wave of iPhones comes the full release of iOS 26, but any user should know the risks that come with a day one update of iOS.
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Google Is Restricting One Of Android's Most Important Features, And Users Are Outraged
Android’s freedom is under threat. A controversial change is brewing, one that could redefine how users install apps on their devices.
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The Free Bluetooth Upgrade You May Be Able To Access Now On Your Android Phone
Google is expanding the number of devices that can access Android’s LE Audio capabilities. Other Bluetooth improvements are happening, as well.
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How To Set An SD Card As Your Android Phone's Default Storage
While not all Android phones offer SD card storage, those that do will sometimes let you make the SD card your default storage method. Here's how to set it up.
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This Chinese Company Wants To Bring The Blackberry Back
A Chinese company named is attempting to revive one of the last "true" BlackBerry phones by giving it a Frankenstein moment.
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The Unexpected Reason Why Fitness Buffs Will Want AirPods Pro 3
The release of the AirPods Pro 3 will see a device that has some fairly significant overhauls, especially aimed at those who consider themselves fitness buffs.
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iPhone 17 Pro Is Apple Let Off The Leash
The iPhone 17 Pro has arrived, and it's the best iPhone to date, bringing high-end hardware and industry-first support for gamers and professionals.
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The Super-Skinny iPhone Air Is Peak Apple (For Better And Worse)
Apple has introduced the long-rumored iPhone Air, a model that boasts the slimmest and most durable design of any iPhone to date, along with other improvements.
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One Of iMessage's Best Features Is Finally Rolling Out For Android Users
Android users who rely on Google Messages will finally get one of iMessage's most beloved features, but it may not work exactly how they think it does.
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