5 iPhone Shortcuts You Should Be Using With iOS 26
If you have an iPhone, you might have overlooked just how useful the shortcut function on it can be.
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Yes, IKEA Did Make A Mini Bed For Your Smartphone - But There's A Catch
Smartphones don't need beds — or do they? IKEA is offering a cute miniature bed for smartphones, although you probably won't be getting hold of one.
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Two Of Google's Most Useful Android Apps Just Got Even Better
Two Google apps you probably use every day just got smarter; if you haven’t checked for updates lately, now’s the time.
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How To Install Custom Fonts On Your Android Device
Android devices give you more personalization options than iPhones, and that can include going as far as changing your phone's font to something more fun.
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These Precision-Crafted PITAKA Cases Are A Lifestyle Essential For Your iPhone 17
PITAKA's new iPhone cases blend cutting-edge material technology with head-turning design elegance.
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How To Run An AI Chatbot Locally On Your iPhone
AI chatbots are increasingly popular, but several users have privacy concerns. If you want to avoid the risk, there are ways to run your own locally.
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Users Say These Are iOS 26's More Annoying Features (And How To Turn Them Off)
iOS 26 is the most recent iPhone update, and it came with new features. However, users say some are more annoying than useful. Here's how to turn them off.
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Android Users Split Over Lack Of USB Cord With New Phone. Half Of Them Are Right
Smartphone manufacturers eliminating USB cords with packaging is nothing new. So what is the consumer upside? MMtech Online's Gozie Ibekwe examines.
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Is The 20-80 Charging Rule For Your iPhone Really Effective? Here's What The Science Says
A long running rule known by smartphone owners is that you should keep your battery between 20% and 80%, but does this actually impact your battery?
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Can You Use Your Mobile Hotspot On An Airplane?
While in an airplane, you can't use your smart phone's data, but what about its hotspot capabilities? Can that tech allow laptops or other devices to connect?
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Rumor Of Ads In Apple Maps Has Users Up In Arms: 'Short-Sighted Move'
Apple's mobile operating system is prized for its privacy-friendly sleek and clutter-free interface, but that could be about to change.
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WhatsApp Is Officially Available On Apple Watch - Here's What It Can Do & Which Models Get It
Longtime Apple fans will be excited to learn that WhatsApp finally supports the Apple Watch, though it obviously won't work on every Apple device.
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Android User With A MacBook? Here's How I Made It Work As A Busy Tech Writer
Mac and Android can get along if you're willing to put in a little bit of prep work. Here's how one of our writers manages the relationship.
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iOS 26's First Big Update Brings Liquid Glass Control, But Users Say It's Not Enough
The Liquid Glass feature added with the iOS 26 has been under scrutiny from users. Apple has made an update to it, but it stills seems to not be enough.
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Can You Get Rid Of Scratches On An iPhone Screen? Here's What You Need To Know
If your iPhone screen has gotten scratched, there are some professional and consumer methods you can use to try and fix the issues. Here's what we know.
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Soon, Some Android Phones Won't Be Able To Use Android Auto Anymore - Here's Why
If your Android phone still drives your car’s infotainment system, you may need an upgrade soon as changes are coming to Android Auto compatibility.
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This Viral Phone Case Weighs 6 Pounds – But It's Not To Build Your Muscles
This viral iPhone case isn’t about protection or fitness, it’s a heavy reminder to think twice before your next endless scroll.
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iOS 26 Made One Of Apple Maps' Best Features Even Better
Like with any major iOS update, iOS 26 brought a whole host of new features and improvements, including a very useful improvement to Siri and Apple Maps.
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You Shouldn't Store Passwords In Your Web Browser — Here's Why
It's easy to think that the password managers your web browser recommends you to use are secure enough, but it's not as simple as you might imagine.
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5 Android Phones To Avoid In 2025 (And What To Buy Instead)
There's an Android phone for every occasion. Actually, there are several — here are the ones you should avoid, and some alternatives you should pick instead.
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Yes, You Can Get AppleCare On A Refurbished iPhone - But There's A Catch
Even refurbished iPhones can be expensive, so buyers may be interested in protecting their purchase with AppleCare. This is possible, but not always.
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This Is Considered The Best Major Cellular Carrier In Terms Of Customer Satisfaction
The best smartphones are useless if your service isn't up to par, and this company keeps its customers happier than any other cell provider in the U.S.
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This Cheap Android Phone Looks Near-Identical To The Latest iPhone, But We're Still Not Falling For It
Behind Samsung and Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo are some of the top smartphone brands. One of them has a phone that looks very similar to the latest iPhone.
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How To Use iOS 26's 'Use As Ringtone' Feature (And Why It Isn't Working)
Looking to use your own custom audio file as a ringtone on your phone? iOS 26 now offers a Use As Ringtone function for just that. Here's how it works.
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This iOS 26 Bug Could Be Sabotaging Your Text Messages
Have you been typing text messages on your iPhone and noticed that you're making more typos since updating to iOS 26? You're not alone. Here's the story.
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Google Maps' New AI Assistant May Change The Game For Solo Drivers (Once It's Out Of Beta)
Google's all-in on AI, and it looks as if Maps is next in line to get an AI boost. Here's what the update may bring to the table for drivers.
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5 Ways Apple's iOS & iPhone Changed The World
In many ways, Apple's iPhone has proven revolutionary for the company as well as the tech world at-large.
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