5 Cheaper Android Phones That Outshine The Google Pixel 10 Pro In Value
Google's Pixel 10 Pro is a great phone, but it isn't cheap. Here are a few Android phones that offer a more compelling blend of specs and price.
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Here's Where You Can Find Downloads On An iPhone
Tired of downloading a file on your iPhone only for it to completely vanish? Discover the exact folders where iOS secretly stashes your documents.
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OnePlus Is Leaving The US Behind – So What Happens To Your Phone?
OnePlus, the smartphone maker known for its "flagship killers" is officially leaving the U.S. market. Here's what that means to people who own those devices.
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5 Hidden Features Of Your Android Phone's Power Button
The power button isn't just for turning off your phone anymore. Here's everything it can do.
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Once You See How Many Times You Pick Up Your Phone Each Day, You Won't Be Able To Ignore It
Your phone may be more demanding of your attention than you realize. Daily habits, notifications, and dopamine all help explain the constant checking.
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4 Android Auto Gemini Voice Commands That Can Upgrade Your Daily Drive
Gemini brings more conversational voice controls to Android Auto, making it easier to handle navigation, music, lists, and messages while you're on the road.
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4 Common Foldable Phone Problems Owners Complain About
Thinking about upgrading to a cutting-edge bending smartphone? Discover the four major design flaws that current owners say ruin the daily experience.
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Is Overnight Charging Killing Your Smartphone's Battery?
Will leaving your phone plugged in overnight destroy its battery? Modern phones are smarter you think, but a few habits still matter.
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Is The Google Pixel 11 Worth Waiting For? Here's What You Should Know
Rumors are swirling around the Pixel 11, slated to be revealed in August 2026. But is this new Google flagship worth waiting for, or will your Pixel 10 suffice?
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Android 17 Is Available For Every Google Pixel Phone On This List
Android 17 has now been released for Google Pixel phones. We have the full list of all the phones that will get the update. Find out if yours in on it.
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Why Did Samsung Stop Using Titanium On Its Flagship Phones?
While the previous version of its flagship phone used titanium, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has since ditched it for what the company calls "Armor Aluminum".
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5 Essential Magnetic Accessories For Your Samsung Phone
Samsung was a little late to the game when it came to implementing magnetic phone accessories, but Galaxy phones have a nice crop of options these days.
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Every Android Has An 'End Of Life' Date – Here's What That Means & How To Find Yours
Your Android phone has a hidden countdown most people never think about. Here's why it matters — and how to see if yours is nearing the limit.
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This iPhone Was Buried In Time Capsule That Future Americans Will Open In 2276
A certain nostalgia washes over you when you see the original iPod or Razor phone. Let's see how Americans feel when they see this iPhone in 250 years.
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The Coolest New Features We Found In Android 17
Android 17 is making its way to Pixel devices now and others in the near future, so let's take a look at some of the most useful features it includes.
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10 Of The Best Foldable Smartphones You Can Buy
Foldable smartphones have had a few years to marinate in the public eye, and these 10 should be more than viable if you're looking to make a change.
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Two Companies Make Most Of The Memory Chips Inside Of Our Devices (And They're Being Sued...Again)
Of all the electronics out there, just two companies (along with a smaller third) make most of the RAM that goes into them, and they're getting sued...again.
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Why Do Some App Icons Look Blurry On iPhone?
Some iPhone app icons can look blurry or out of place after an update, but there are a few things you can do to make the Home Screen easier on your eyes.
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Wireless Chargers Use More Power Than Wired, But Is It Enough To Care About?
Using a wireless charger with your smartphone can use as much as 40 percent more energy than doing so with a traditional USB-C charging cable.
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This Highly-Rated Samsung Phone Is Way Cheaper Than The Galaxy S26 (And Selling-Out Fast)
The Galaxy S26 is Samsung’s compact flagship, but one cheaper Samsung phone may be a better fit for buyers who want One UI without spending flagship money.
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5 More Affordable Android Phones To Consider Before A Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
The Galaxy S26 Ultra has plenty going for it, but it isn't the only Android phone worth considering before you spend flagship money on your next phone.
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Has Apple Really Stopped Using Titanium On Some Of Its iPhones?
Did Apple really abandon its most premium metal? Discover why the latest flagship phones dropped Titanium, and the device that kept it alive.
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The New Minimalist Flip Phone Gen Z Is Going To Love (And For Good Reason)
There's a new digital detox flip phone coming soon, and it's going to appeal to Gen Z. Here's what makes this particular phone very interesting.
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How Does Google Make Its 'A' Series Pixel Phones So Cheap?
Google's Pixel a-series phones are like the younger sibling to the Pixel line. They're usually a lot cheaper, for one thing. How does Google reduce the prices?
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5 Recent Updates To Samsung's Health App That Have Users Talking
Samsung recently did a complete visual overhaul of its Samsung Health app. While this sounds fine on paper, users seem to feel it's a mixed bag. Here's why.
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Why Do Some iMessages Say 'Encrypted' On iPhone? Here's What It Means
After Apple released the iOS 26.5 update for iPhones, the iMessage app now says "Encrypted." Why does this text show up? What does it mean?
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The Reasons Why Samsung's Galaxy FE Series Is Cheaper Than Its S Series
Samsung makes devices across the price spectrum, but its Galaxy S smartphones are generally considered premium options. That's where the FE line comes in.
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