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Foldable phones have been making a comeback in recent years, but can Motorola do what Samsung and Huawei couldn't? Here's what you need to know.
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Many Battery-Powered Devices Are About To Get More Expensive In This US State
Many of the electronic devices you own are going to be more expensive if you live in one particular US state, and it's all because of how they use batteries.
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Embedded SIMs, aka eSIMs, simplify setup and security on modern smartphones, yet device compatibility and transfers can make adoption frustrating.
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Plenty of modern cars offer wireless Apple CarPlay-enabled infotainment systems, but connecting via a USB cable gives you more benefits than just charging.
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Samsung's Android rivals may now offer stiff competition, but the Galaxy S26's new features look like it'll it at the top of the pile for 2026.
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Using default CarPlay apps isn't always ideal. There are some great, if lesser-known, alternatives that can provide a better driving experience.
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A weak battery is only part of the story. Lost security updates and quietly breaking apps show when keeping your phone costs more than upgrading.
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Google's introduction of AirDrop compatibility to the Pixel 10 was a big (and welcome) surprise, but how did the company's engineers actually pull it off?
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Can You Jailbreak iOS 26? Here's What You Need To Know
As iOS 26 complaints pile up, some users are exploring jailbreaking, raising questions about safety, reliability, and long-term consequences.
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Android Battery Constantly Dying? Google Chrome Could Be The Culprit
Google Chrome is a great browser that tries to optimize the user experience, but it may be doing so at the cost of your battery. Here's what you need to know.
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The Hidden iOS 26 Feature That Tells You When Your Camera Lens Is Dirty
Most iPhone users have probably had their fair share of photos come out blurry due to a dirty camera lens. Now, iOS 26 warns you of this beforehand.
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Galaxy S25 Ultra sets the bar high, yet these Android phones beat it on Geekbench scores, thermals, and charging speed. Real power rankings revealed.
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If you've been running into one of these software issues since updating your iPhone to iOS 26, these tips may be able to help you out of your problems.
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Your iPhone can do so much more than make calls and run modern apps. You can also use it to store your car keys so you can lock and unlock it easily.
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