How To Enable Family Sharing On Your iPhone Personal Hotspot
iPhone's Family Sharing is a great way to lend out your personal hotspot connection to family and friends, but it also comes with some other cool features.
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How To Set Up Quiet Hours On Your Android Device
It's not often that people properly shut off their phones before bed anymore, but that doesn't mean you have to listen to it all night if you don't have to.
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Beeper Mini's iMessage For Android Offline For Some As Apple Reportedly Pulls The Plug
Beeper Mini's success at bringing blue bubbles to Android users was short-lived as Apple seems to have patch the vulnerability that allowed it to work.
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Here's How To Change The Alarm Volume On Your iPhone
If your iPhone's alarm is too quiet to wake you up, there's a way you can increase the volume and change the ring tone to something much louder, like a siren.
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eSim Vs Wi-Fi Stick: Which Should You Use While Traveling?
When you are traveling internationally, data roaming can get extremely expensive. That's where an eSIM or a Wi-Fi stick comes in handy, but which is better?
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How To Send A Voice Message Instead Of Text On iPhone
Some sentiments don't come across well in text, which is where voice messages come in. Here's how to send them on iPhone, plus how to keep the special ones.
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iMessage Comes To Android: Everything You Need To Know About Beeper Mini
Green bubble shaming is slowly dwindling as apps are created to intertwine iMessage with Android devices, and the newest to hit the scene is Beeper Mini.
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The Pixel 8 Pro's Biggest Update Adds Google's New Gemini Nano AI
An extensive end of the year update from Google brings a host of new features to the Google Pixel 8 Pro, including the company's new AI model Gemini.
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Apple Confirms Governments Use iPhone, Android Push Notifications To Spy On Users
New information from an inquiry by the U.S. Congress shows smartphone companies are sharing data from push notifications as part of government surveillance.
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How To Change Your Samsung Account Password On A Galaxy Device
Your Samsung account is what you use to take advantage of features like Samsung Wallet, Samsung Health, Galaxy Store, Samsung Pass, and Find My Mobile.
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5 Times Android Beat iPhone To New Features - And 5 Times It Failed
Android and iOS have been competing for years to bring innovative features to consumers. Here are 5 times Android had the edge and 5 where iOS came in first.
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6 New Android Phones That Still Have Removable Batteries
Interested in a smartphone that will allow you to swap out the battery? They ight be few and far between, but there are still some good options available.
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Here's How To Unlock The Popular Butterflies Lens On Snapchat
Manually adding a Snapchat lens, whether you have a particular one in mind or just want to browse, is pretty easy so long as you know what to do.
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This Feature Will Make Sure You Never Miss An iPhone Alert
Putting your iPhone on silent might not be the best solution, especially if you don't want to miss urgent calls or messages.
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Android Vs. iPhone: Which Is Best For Mobile Gaming?
Are you looking to game on your mobile device? Let's take a look at which major OS family has better support for the games you want to play.
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This Common Mistake Could Cause You To Lose Your iPhone Data
Today, our iPhones are like an essential service, just as with water and electricity. That means you need a contingency plan if something were to go wrong.
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How To Send A Voice Message Instead Of Text On Android
Voice messaging on Android specifically is incredibly straightforward, either natively or using apps.
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How To Add Another Email Address To Your iPhone's Mail App
Apple's stock email app, Apple Mail, is a solid app to use because it keeps your accounts together in one app. Here's how to add more email addresses to it.
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The Feature That'll Stop Your iPhone From Getting Bogged Down By Verification Codes
Starting with iOS 17, your iPhone can help you get rid of verification codes you get in the Mail or Messages app. Here's how to set it up.
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5 Of The Best Automation Apps For Retraining Your Android Phone
Automation apps can streamline tasks, save time, and help you do more. They allow you to work smarter, not harder. These are the best picks on Android.
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How To Add Another Location To Your iPhone's Weather App
Do you want to know what the weather is like in a city you're about to visit? Here's how to set that up with the iPhone's built-in Weather app.
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10 Major Limitations Of Older Android Phones You Need To Know Before You Buy
There will always be a financial benefit to investing in an older phone, but particularly with Android devices, it is important to understand limitations.
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How To Free Up iPhone Storage Used By The Apple Podcasts App
If you follow a bunch of shows, the Apple Podcasts app might take up a lot of storage thanks to default settings. Here's how you can fix that and free up space.
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5 Essential iPhone Apps For Traveling To Countries With Unfamiliar Languages
Communicating and navigating can be tough when you don't know the local language in a new country. Luckily, five essential iPhone apps can help.
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9 Major Limitations Of Older iPhones You Need To Know Before You Buy
It may sound appealing to invest in an older iPhone for how familiar it is with consumers, but the iPhone 15 exposed several limitations with older models.
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5 Top Rated Note-Taking Apps For iPhone
If you are a person who needs to take notes for groceries or just so you don't forget things, then these five note-taking apps for iPhone are a must-download.
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The 10 Worst Android Devices Ever Made By A Major Brand
There have been many excellent Android devices. And then there are these clunkers, whose bad design, poor build quality, and slow software sealed their fate.
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