Why You Need To Turn Your Android's Bluetooth Off When You're Not Using It
Most Android users keep their phone's Bluetooth turned on 24/7, but you may want to reconsider doing that due to the possible security risks.
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You Can Now Edit And Delete Messages On iPhone: Here's How
iPhone users can now edit, delete, and recover messages, just so long as they're willing to use the latest public beta of iOS 16.
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The Reason You Shouldn't Charge Your iPhone To 100%
Many users remain confused about battery health and best charging practices. Apple has a good reason for suggesting limiting how often your iPhone hits 100%.
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Android 13's Final Beta Is Here, And The Full Release Is On The Horizon
The fourth and final public beta of Android 13 has started rolling out for compatible Pixel smartphones and those from other brands in the test circle.
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Can Your iPhone Get A Virus From Safari? Here's What We Know
Just because you have an iPhone doesn't mean you can't catch a virus while browsing on Safari or another phone browser.
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Why You Probably Need To Turn Off Live Photos On iPhone
The iPhone packs some impressive cameras and mobile photography features, but its default Live Photos tool comes with one very big downside.
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Why You Should Be Using An Antivirus App On Your Android Phone
Given the amount of private or precious information your smartphone handles on a day-to-day basis, it might be wise to give its contents some added protection.
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The Privacy Setting You Need To Change On Your New Android Phone
Many of Android's privacy features are obvious, but there's one related to your Google account and advertisements that you've probably never disabled.
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The Best Feature Of Android Phones, According To 44% Of People We Polled
Our latest poll asked readers what Android smartphone feature they thought was best. Does your Android device have access to the winner?
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The Reason Your iPhone Is Charging Slowly And How You Can Fix It
Is your iPhone taking far longer to charge than it used to? If so, there are some common reasons for the problem and simple ways to fix the issue.
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How To Remove Malware From Your iPhone And iPad
Apple devices are known for their resistance to malware, but the potential for problems remains. Fortunately, you can take steps to protect your data.
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How To Tell If Spyware Is Hiding On Your iPhone
If your iPhone has had a recent hit in performance, has been acting suspiciously, or you're just paranoid, now might be a good time to scan for spyware.
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How To Fix An Android Phone That Isn't Ringing
Android smartphones are great, but they're not without their fair share of annoyances. If your phone isn't ringing as expected, there may be a simple fix.
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The Screen Setting You Need To Change On Your New iPhone To Save Battery
If you've just purchased a brand new iPhone and you want an easy way to extend your battery life right out the gate, there's a simple toggle you can tap.
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Why Your Android Phone Is Overheating And How To Fix It
Here are a few reasons why your Android smartphone is overheating, as well as a few ways you might mitigate your issues so you can stay cool.
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The iPhone 14 Decision Is About To Get A Whole Lot Harder
Apple is expected to release multiple versions of its upcoming iPhone 14 model, but only some of them may offer consumers the type of upgrade they want.
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How Apple Lockdown Mode Could Keep The Worst Spyware Off Your iPhone
Apple will roll out a new security feature to prevent spyware from accessing its operating systems, intended to protect high-risk individuals.
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Why You Need To Stop Charging Your Android Phone To 100%
Charging your Android smartphone up to 100% or allowing it to reach dead zero charge puts stress on the device's battery. Taking it easy results in longevity.
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Apple's iPhones Might Soon Work Much Better Under Water
An Apple patent details a type of technology that may make future iPhones far more useful, at least for those times you're at the pool or caught in the rain.
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How To Remove Malware From Your Android Phone
Android devices are more susceptible to malware than Apple devices, and this means that you should always be on the lookout for malware.
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The Easiest Way To Back Up Your Android Phone's Data
Losing the data stored on your Android device is a scary thing to think about -- so take these steps to prevent it from happening.
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Why Your Android Phone Goes Straight To Voicemail And How To Fix It
Missing phone calls is quite annoying. The good news is that there's likely a specific reason why this is happening, and easy steps to fix it.
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How To Tell If Spyware Is Hiding On Your Android Phone
If you suspect your Android smartphone has been infected with malware, there are a few ways to find where it's hiding and remove it on your own.
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This Simple iPhone Hack Had TikTok Going Wild
The iPhone is packed full of useful features, including some you may not realize are there. Case in point? This "hack" that recently went viral on social media.
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Why You Need To Stop Closing Apps On Your Android Phone
As with blowing into Nintendo game cartridges, there's a persistent myth that closing open apps on your Android device will make it work better.
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Some Samsung Galaxy Fans Can Now Get Starbucks-Themed Accessories
Some Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners can now grab Starbucks-themed accessories for the devices, though the availability is very limited right now.
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How To Protect Your Accounts With iPhone's Two-Factor Authentication
You've probably heard about two-factor authentication, but did you know the iPhone has this feature built-in? It's simple to set up and even easier to use.
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