Important iPhone Status Icons Everyone Should Know The Meaning Of
iPhones are filled with default apps that we may not know are running in the background. If you aren't sure, this is what these status icons mean.
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5 Hidden Messaging Features You'll Want To Use In iOS 17
iOS 17 brings a ton of new features to various apps on your iPhone, and in particular, Messages has several new additions to make reading and writing better.
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5 Reasons You Should Stop Using SMS Messaging On Android (And Use Encrypted Apps Instead)
While SMS texting is ubiquitous and easy to use, it's also based on decades-old tech and wildly insecure. There's a better way out there, though.
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Voice Isolation Vs Wide Spectrum On iPhone And iPad Explained
Apple brought a couple of new microphone options to normal phones calls that had previously ben exclusive to FaceTime. We'll tell you how to use them.
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This Hidden Instagram Setting Lets You Hide Your Activity From Friends (But There's A Catch)
Instagram's status features can be handy for letting you know when your friends are online and vice versa, but if you'd like to go inivisible, there is a way.
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Everyone With An Android Phone Should Have An OCR App Installed - Here's Why
If you spend a lot of time with paper documents, an OCR app on your Android phone or tablet can make your day a whole lot easier. Here's how they work.
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Use Your Voice To Unlock Your iPhone With This Little Known Feature
If you own an iPhone, it's easy to enable Siri and get a multitude of tasks done by simple uttering vocal commands.
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How To Repurpose Your Old DVD Player Into A Macro Lens For Your Phone
If you're into macro photography, and you have an old DVD player laying around, you might be able to use this DIY project to get some great shots.
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The 10 Essential Android Apps To Take Your Productivity To The Next Level
Android users have a wealth of productivity tools at their disposal, many free. While some such apps come and go, here are the tried-and-true classics.
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Everything To Know About Apple's Point And Speak Feature
For people who have vision difficulties, the Point and Speak feature on the iPhone is a handy feature that will read a description for you by using the camera.
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The Secret Tracking Code Apple Adds To Every iPhone (And What It's For)
This microscopic addition, which initially weakened a key part of the iPhone, has helped Apple save hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The Surprising Reason Your iPhone 15's USB-C Isn't As Fast As It Could Be
The iPhone 15 and its Pro counterpart take around 30 minutes to go from empty to 50% juice, while the iPhone 15 Plus and its Pro Max sibling take 35 minutes.
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How To Filter Out Phone Call Background Noise On iPhone 15
Answering a call in a noisy place can make it hard for the person on the other end to hear you, but there is a way to cancel background noise on an iPhone 15.
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The Original Android Mascot You Never Knew Existed
Android has long used its famous mascot, bugdroid. But there's a lesser-known, somewhat creepy earlier mascot that thankfully never saw the light of day.
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Will Using Wi-Fi And Bluetooth Drain Your iPhone Battery?
Technically, both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections do consume power when actively in use, here's how it will impact your battery.
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We Tried Google's Pixel 8 Pro And Pixel Watch 2: Here's What We Discovered
Google revealed both the Pixel 8 and the Pixel 8 Pro alongside its second-iteration Pixel Watch today -- here are our first impressions of the lot.
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Google Pixel 8: Price, Specs, And Features Revealed
Google's Pixel 8 line is on the way. Here's the latest and greatest info about Android's flagship line of devices and what you can look forward to.
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Google Pixel 8 Pro Gets A Serious Upgrade: Here's What's New
Google is bringing a serious upgrade to its lineup of smartphones with the Pixel 8 Pro, including updated cameras, a brighter new display, and more.
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Android 14 Has Arrived: Here Are The Best New Features In Google's Latest Update
Android 14 is finally live, releasing today for Pixel phones and in the near future for other manufacturers. Find out what's new and exciting with this update.
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Google Elevates The Pixel User Experience With 7 Years Of Features & Updates
Google is elevating their user experience with seven years of features and updates on the Pixel smartphone. Here is what you can expect with the new updates.
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If You're Buying A New Android Phone In 2023, Stay Away From These Options
If you're looking to buy a new Android phone this year, you certainly have a lot of options. That said, you'll probably want to avoid these three models.
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3 Of The Best Call Spoofing Apps For Android
Back in the day, making prank phone calls on a landline with your friends was pretty common. Now, Android users can use spoofing apps to do the same thing.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE And Tab S9 FE Offer Flagship Features On A Budget
Samsung's Fan Edition lineup is back with the unveiling of the Galaxy S23 FE, Tab S9 FE, and the Galaxy Buds FE. Here are the flagship features they offer.
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How To Make Your iPhone 15 Pro's Action Button Do Nearly Anything
Now that the iPhone 15 is officially out, there are new features that users will want to know, such as shortcuts you can make with the Action Button.
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Remember These? 10 Forgotten Google Products That Faded Into Obscurity
Not even a tech titan like Google gets it right all the time. And when they mess up, they go big. Here is a gallery of Google's Greatest Goofs.
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What The Arrow At The Top Of Your iPhone Means (And Why You Need To Know)
Every status icon on your iPhone has a specific purpose, but do you know what the arrow at the top of your screen means? If not, you may want to turn it off.
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It Is Normal For iPhones To Get Hot? And Will It Damage Your Phone?
Temperature control is a big deal for any electronic device, so if your iPhone is getting toasty, you might wonder if that's normal. The answer is, it depends.
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