Bright Spot On Your iPad Or iPhone Screen? Possible Causes, And What You Can Do
A bright spot on your iPhone or iPad screen can be more than a minor annoyance. Here’s what it means and why you may need professional repair.
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How To Clear Your Search History On iOS 26
The clear history tool on Safari is an old functionality that iOS 26 users are having a hard time locating.
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What Does The Eye Symbol Mean On Samsung And Android Phones?
If you own a Samsung smart phone, you may have noticed an icon shaped like an eye that occasionally pops up. Here's what it means if you see that icon.
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Want To Be On Your Phone For More Than 2 Hours A Day? Don't Live In This Japanese Town
Curious which Japanese town just told its citizens to cut phone time drastically? It’s an experiment in tech limits and the reasons are worth a look.
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5 iOS 26 Features Android Users Are Missing Out On
iPhones may have lagged behind Android in the past, but iOS 26 flips the script. Discover the surprising features Apple added that Android users don’t have.
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Who Has The Cheapest Phone Plans For One Person In 2025?
For individual phone plans, many partner carriers have made things far more affordable for single-device plans. However, there are downsides for good prices.
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You Can Get Apple's Liquid Glass Look On Your Galaxy Phone With This App
Want your Galaxy to look like it has Apple’s new Liquid Glass? There’s a hidden tweak using Samsung’s toolkit that makes your UI shimmer like it.
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T-Mobile Is Getting A New CEO And Changing The Game For Its Customers
T-Mobile is getting new leadership and it could change how your mobile service works.
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Stop Using Apple's Default Alarm - Here's A Better Way To Wake Up
Tired of being jolted awake by your iPhone’s harsh alarm? There’s a smoother, smarter way to rise each morning. And it’s built right into your iPhone.
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iPhone Users Should Probably Uninstall These Free VPN Apps ASAP
Virtual Private Networks help keep users hidden from their ISP, allowing them to access otherwise inaccessible websites, but the best VPNs cost a pretty penny.
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Every iPhone Available In 2025, Ranked By Battery Life
Ranking every iPhone Apple sells in 2025 by battery life, with real-world tests, Apple’s claims, and tips to make your iPhone last longer.
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Can You Move The Search Bar To The Top In iOS 26?
The search bar placement can be a very annoying thing for users who can't get it to just the right spot, but can you move it to the top of the screen in iOS 26?
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13 Settings To Turn Off Or On In Your Android Phone
The Android OS is highly customizable, but that means that a lot of its default settings won't be a good fit for the way that everyone uses their phone.
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How Android 16 Will Detect Fake Cell Towers To Help Keep You Safe
Fake cell towers aren't the most common security threat you'll face, but they're still troubling nonetheless. That's where a new Android 16 feature comes in.
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The Base iPhone 17 Is The Best Model In Apple's New Flagship Series — Here's Why
The base model iPhone has always been the "good enough" budget version of Apple's flagship device, but that changed with the release of iPhone 17.
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It's Expensive, But Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max Steals The Show
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max makes a good case for ignoring all sensible advice on which phone to buy this year, even if it is the best Pro model yet.
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5 Ways To Solve The 'Disabled Accounts Can't Be Contacted' Error On Instagram
If you receive the "Disabled Accounts Can't Be Contact" message on Instagram but are confident the account is active, here's how to work around this error.
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Scientists Have Created A 6G Chip (And It Can Be Way Faster Than 5G)
Scientists have developed the first 6G wireless chip, and it promises to be a large leap over 5G technology. It might be a while before it's available, though.
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Here's How You Can Turn Your Cell Phone Into A Satellite Phone
Satellite phones are crucial when you have no signal, but they're expensive. Fortunately, some gadgets can give your smartphone satellite functionality.
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Need Money For A New iPhone? Apple's Trade-In Program May Be The Solution
If you're wanting to score a brand-new iPhone but you're short on funds, you might consider trading your old iPhone (or other Apple product) in for cash.
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Do AirPods Work With Android Phones?
Apple's AirPods line are some of the best earbuds you can buy for a reasonable price, but if you have Android, you might as well not bother, right? Not so.
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Most Trump Mobile Phones Are Just Refurbished Versions Of What Everyone Already Has
If you are considering joining Trump Mobile, there are some things you need to know, such as the phones are refurbished. However, that's not all.
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Here's Which iPhone Parts Are Made By Samsung
The iPhone’s design is Apple’s, but its parts come from suppliers worldwide. Here’s how Samsung quietly powers Apple’s flagship smartphone.
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Not A Fan Of iOS 26? You Can Uninstall It — But It's Not Exactly Easy
Owners who swapped their iPhones to iOS26 are seemingly split on the new features, but if it's enough to rollback to iOS 18, you can. It's just not convenient.
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How To Make The Clock Bigger In iOS 26
Want your iPhone’s clock to stand out more on the Lock Screen? There’s a new tweak in the latest iOS 26 that lets you resize it, only under certain settings.
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This Offline Hunting App Shows Property Lines, But Is It Any Good? Here's What Users Say
The OnX Hunt Hunting App claims to show users where property lines are, but what do hunters who have already tried out the app think about it?
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What's The Average Lifespan Of An iPhone, And Are There Ways To Extend It?
Wondering how long your iPhone will last before it starts showing its age? There are a few real tricks you can use to squeeze out more life from your device
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