What Is The LiDAR Sensor On Smartphones Used For?
LiDAR sensors are used in professional and scientific settings all the time, but why have them on a smartphone? Turns out, there are some good uses.
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What Happened To The CATE App From Shark Tank Season 4?
The CATE app was a "privacy app" designed for a specific kind of customer. Read all about this app, what happened on the show and where it is today.
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How To Turn Off Auto Update For Your iPhone Apps
Automatic updates mean less babysitting. You get bug fixes, security patches, and new features without lifting a finger. Some users don't need it, though.
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Yes, Your Android Phone Can Still Send Messages Without A Cell Signal: Here's How
Your Android phone has a lot of messaging capabilities, but did you know there are ways to send messages without a cell signal? Here's what you need to know.
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Who Created The iPhone? (Hint: It's Not Steve Jobs)
Think Steve Jobs created the iPhone? The real story might surprise you — here’s who actually designed Apple’s iconic device.
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Samsung S25 Edge: Just How Small Is The Battery & How Long Should It Last?
The S25 Edge marks the first foray into ultrathin phones for Samsung, but it comes at a cost: the battery size. So just how much juice does the battery have?
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What Is USB Debugging And How Do You Turn It Off?
Ever noticed the USB Debugging option on your phone? It's an incredibly powerful feature, but it also leaves your phone vulnerable. Here's how to turn it off.
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Turn Off These iPhone 16 Pro Max Settings To Improve Your Phone's Battery Life
If your iPhone 16 Pro Max is not giving you the battery life as promised, simply tweaking a couple of settings can make a big difference.
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What To Do If Your iPhone Mail App Is Frozen
You may become very frustrated if the Mail app on your iPhone keeps freezing every time you open it or try to send an email. Here's how to fix it.
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How Is AT&T's 55+ Discounted Plan Different From Its Standard Phone Plans?
AT&T offers a plan aimed at subscribers who are 55 years of age or older, but it does have some limitations. Here's everything you need to know.
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You Can Charge Your iPhone With An iPad - Here's How
Stuck somewhere away from home without a means of charging your iPhone? If you also have an iPad, there's a workaround to use your tablet to charge your phone.
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10 Handy Accessories For The Back Of Your Phone
Our phones go out into the world with us as often as our shoes. These handy rear-mounted accessories will make incorporating your phone into life a breeze.
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iPhone Messages Is Finally Catching Up To WhatsApp With iOS 26
Apple's new iOS 26 is bringing some big changes to both the mobile operating system itself and its built-in apps. Messages is one such app receiving an upgrade.
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This New iPhone Feature Makes Charging A Whole Lot Less Annoying
For iOS26, Apple completely revamped the battery section of the settings and included a nifty new feature that will help you a lot while charging.
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Trump's New T1 Phone Might Not Be As American As He Claims
Turmp Mobile will also be producing a smartphone, the Trump T1 that the company claims will be made in America. Experts in the industry are not so sure.
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What Is The Difference Between Night Shift And Dark Mode On iPhone?
Wondering how Night Shift and Dark Mode differ on iPhone? Learn what each feature does and how they affect your screen and eyes.
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You'll Want This Android Feature Handy During A Home Internet Outage
If you have an Android phone, you'd actually have a bit of an advantage if you need to remain connected while dealing with a home internet outage.
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These Settings Make iOS 26's New Liquid Glass Feature Even Better
Apple's next operating system will utilize a new concept called Liquid Glass as it's primary UI, but it might have readability concerns. Here's how to fix that.
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Are Phone Chargers AC Or DC? (And Why Does It Matter?)
Wondering if phone chargers use AC or DC power? Learn the difference, how chargers work, and why it matters for your device’s safety.
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Apple Finally Fixed The Biggest Problem With The iPhone's Photo App
Of the many iPhone features Apple announced at this year's WWDC, users are most excited about a fix for the Photos apps most infamous problem.
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Why Does Always On Display Move Around On Your Android Phone?
Always-on OLED displays are increasingly found in phones, but the screen can experience burn-in if an unchanging image is displayed in one place.
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Trump Mobile 47 Plan: 6 Wireless Plans That Are Still A Better Deal
On June 16, the Trump Organization announced the debut of Trump Mobile, a new service priced at $47.45 a month, but these other wireless plans offer more for your money.
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Before USB, Nokia Had Pop-Port - Here's Why It Was Discontinued
Before USB adapters for mobile phones took the world by storm, Nokia set the standard for accessories with its Pop-Port system. So why was it discontinued?
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T-Mobile Is Bringing Back A Power User Favorite Feature - Here's How (And When) You Can Use It
T-Mobile's self-service SIM managing tool is back in the T-Life app. Here's how to get it set up and transfer your own SIM cards and eSIMs on your own.
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4 Surprising Ways Your Phone Can Track You (Hint: It's Not Your Microphone Or Camera)
Think your phone only tracks you through the mic or camera? Discover 4 lesser-known ways it can monitor your activity without you realizing it.
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These Malicious Smartphone Apps Only Exist To Steal From You
A cyber research lab has discovered more than twenty apps on the Google Play Store impersonating legitimate cryptocurrency wallets.
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Unfortunately For Some, These iPhone & iPad Models Won't Be Getting iOS 26
Apple's upcoming OS updates will be available on most modern products, but there's always a cutoff date somewhere. Here's which devices will be left behind.
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