How To See Who's Connected To Your iPhone's Hotspot
An unknown device connected to your iPhone's hotspot could wrack up your carrier's data bill fast. However, there is a workaround to check and kick off devices.
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Android Vs. iOS: Pros And Cons Of Each Operating System
The Android and iOS operating systems have each carved out a dominant space in the smartphone arena. Here are the most biggest strengths and weaknesses of each.
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This Samsung Galaxy Setting Will Make Your Life Easier If Your Phone Is Stolen
While Google supports all Android phones with Find My Device, Samsung has built an additional security layer designed to help you in cases of theft.
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Shopping For A New Android? Here's How To Pick The Right Device For You
If you're in the market this holiday season to pick up a new Android smartphone for yourself, here's what you need to keep in mind to help make a decision.
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The Coolest Ways To Use Google Assistant On Your Android Phone
Android Assistant is the Google equivalent to Amazon Alexa. Now a hallmark feature of Android devices, here are some of the coolest uses of the technology.
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What Is Data Roaming On iPhone (And Should You Turn It Off)?
If you want wireless connectivity while in a foreign country that's not included in your phone carrier's coverage areas, you'll need to switch on roaming.
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Apple Confirms RCS On iPhone Is Coming: What That Means For iMessage And Android
Apple has confirmed that RCS is coming to the iPhone, but what does that mean for iMessage and Android? Here is what you need know about the change.
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How To Use Google's Ai-Powered Best Take Feature On Your Pixel 8
Google has double downed on AI features with the new Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, such as Best Take, which allows you to swap in the best smile in a photo.
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Android Apps Keep Crashing? Try These 5 Common Fixes
If you have an app that is causing trouble, the fix could be pretty simple. Here are five solutions to try and fix your crashing app issues.
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iPhone 14 Users Just Got An Unexpected Emergency SOS Perk
iPhone 14 users have had the peace of mind of Apple's Emergency SOS feature, which allows emergency texts and location sharing, but now there is an added perk.
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How To Restore Your iPhone From A Backup
Whether your iPhone had to be factory reset, or you just snagged a new iPhone, here's how you can restore your settings and more via your phone's backup.
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How To Master The iPhone's ProRAW Feature: A Step-By-Step Guide
Apple ProRAW is a photo format with uncompressed image data of the more common RAW format while maintaining the photo editing you'd expect from iOS devices.
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Rooting Your Android Device: Pros And Cons
Rooting an Android device enables you to use the administrator account, bypassing OS restrictions, but it's not without risk.
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How To Secure Your Data Before Sending Your Apple Device For Repair
If you need to send your MacBook, iPad, or iPhone to Apple for repair, you should secure your data first. Here's what that means and how to do it.
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How To Use Apple's Freeform App (And Why You Should)
While it looks like a blank screen, the Apple Freeform app allows you to write, doodle, sketch, or draw ideas. You can even invite others to add their ideas.
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How To Sync Notes Between Android And PC
Syncing notes between an Android device and a PC is fairly simple, and you have a lot of options ranging from small specialized companies to familiar names.
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How To Turn Off iPhone NameDrop Feature (And Why You Might Want To)
NameDrop is only available on iPhones that are on iOS 17 or newer, but you can disable it if you want through these steps.
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Here's How Android System Intelligence Really Works
Android System Intelligence is an app you may have seen running on your smartphone. Here's what it is, what it does, how to stop it, and why you don't want to.
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Firefox Vs Chrome: Which Web Browser Is Better For Android
Which Android browser is better, Chrome or Firefox? Allow us to break it down for you in terms of privacy, security, and performance.
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Take Charge Of Your Digital Wellbeing: How To Minimize iPhone Overuse
Even though iPhones can be useful, they have become addictive, distracting, and harmful to many. However, there are ways to mitigate overusing your iPhone.
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3 Essential iPhone Accessories For Your Next Camping Trip
If you have an iPhone, make sure you try out some of these accessories that could be useful for camping.
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How To Prevent Mobile Data Drain On Android Devices
If you're on a limited data plan and find yourself running out of high-speed data allotment, here's how you can set a limit on Android devices.
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How To Use Google's AI-Powered Magic Editor On Your Pixel 8
With Magic Editor on the Pixel 8, you can switch up your background, erase or move objects around, and a lot more. Here's how to get started.
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5 Signs Your Android Is Infected With Malware
Malware on your Android device can be bad news, but you may not even know it has it. Here are five signs that your Android device is infected.
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5 Android Apps Perfect For Planning A Night Out
If you are planning a night out but need help figuring out where to go or how to get there, these five Android apps will make planning a night a breeze.
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Common Reasons Why Your iPhone Camera Is Flickering (And Possible Fixes)
The iPhone's camera is one of its biggest draws, so if you're seeing flickering while trying to take a photo or video, here are some possible solutions.
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Time Sensitive Notifications On iPhone: How To Enable, Disable Or Modify Your Alerts
Time Sensitive Notifications on your iPhone allow alerts from certain contacts or apps even when you have Do Not Disturb enabled. Here's how to use it.
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