How To Keep Your Phone Safe From AI Scams, According To The FBI
AI scams are getting more sophisticated every day, but the FBI has put out some official guidelines on how to keep yourself and your devices secure.
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What Is A SIM Card Tool Kit And What Is It Used For?
Your SIM Toolkit is a crucial part of your smartphone's software that makes your phone work. Here's what the software does and why it's so important.
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This Color-Changing Phone Is Surprisingly Advanced For Its Price
At MWC, we discovered a color-changing phone that resides in the midrange price range, so we took it for a test drive and came away pretty impressed.
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You Can Turn Your Android Phone Into A Thermal Camera With This USB Gadget
Thermal cameras have a number of uses, for tasks around the home or for spotting people or animals at night. Here's how to turn your Android phone into one.
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iOS 18: What The Black Dot On Your iPhone Is For
A black dot just showed up next to your iPhone’s Dynamic Island? Don’t worry—there’s a new reason for it in iOS 18.4
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Is A Cheap Phone Case Enough To Protect Your Device?
Like everything else, phone cases are getting more expensive, so you might be checking out cheaper brands. Can these budget cases protect your phone?
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The Viral Volvo EX90 Video Explained: How Lidar Sensors Can Ruin Your Phone Camera
A viral Reddit video has been released of a Volvo EX90, and it's lidar sensors, but there's more to the story. These sensors just might ruin your phone camera.
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Is Telegram Safe? A Look At Some Of The App's Pros & Cons
Telegram is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, but it's not the only one. Here are some things to know about Telegram before diving in.
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Why Does Music Stop Playing When You Open Facebook?
Wondering why your music stops when you open Facebook? Learn what causes the interruption and how to keep your tunes playing smoothly.
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Your Android Phone Probably Rattles When You Shake It - Here's Why
Does your Android phone rattle when you shake it? Learn what causes the noise, whether it’s normal, and when you should be concerned.
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Here's Why A Contact Name Turns Red On iMessage
Noticed a contact name turning red in iMessage? Learn what it means, why it happens, and how to fix messaging issues quickly.
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We Tried The World's Thinnest Foldable Phone: These 5 Things Stand Out
Are the thin and foldable smartphones worthwhile, or just a gimmick? Our team put the thinnest to the test. Here's everything you need to know.
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Is It Safe To Charge Your Phone In The Car? (And Should The Engine Be Running?)
We've all done it: sitting in a car, engine idling, phone connected to the adapter, letting it charge before we get out. But is it safe to do so?
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These Countries Have Ridiculously Long Phone Numbers (And There's An Interesting Reason Why)
If you haven't noticed, each country has a different length of phone number, but there is a reason it's done that way. Here's what you need to know.
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This Is The Worst Smartphone Recall In History (And It's Not Even Close)
Recalls tend to come and go, but some of them are so dramatic that they become legendary. This is the story of the worst smartphone recall ever.
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Does The Apple Watch Drain Your iPhone Battery?
The Apple Watch's connection to its host iPhone is designed to be as efficient as possible, but there are certain situations where batteries can drain.
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Which Wi-Fi Frequency Are You Connected To On iPhone? Here's How To Check
The frequency of the Wi-Fi band you connect to can have a huge impact in your signal strength and consistency, so you'll want to connect to the right one.
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What Does A Red Exclamation Mark In The Messages App Mean?
If you're having trouble sending a message on your iPhone, you may notice a red exclamation mark warning. Here's what that means and how to fix it.
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Mistakes To Avoid After Updating Your Android Phone
While updating your Android phone can help it perform better, there are some mistakes you should avoid after it's complete. Here's what you need to know.
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Android Devices May Not Have A Built-In Bubble Level, But Here's How To Access One From Google
While most Android phones come with an array of useful utilities, one that you might be missing is a built-in bubble level. Here's how to find one from Google.
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9 Of The Most Minimalist Phones Available In 2025
Smartphones have a way of sucking us in and never letting go. We checked out some healthy alternatives that might help you conquer the doom scroll.
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Do You Really Need To Avoid Using Your Phone While It's Charging?
You may have heard a rumor about not using your smartphone while it's charging, but is there anything to it?
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How Long Will Your iPhone 16 Be Good For?
Apple now has to disclose how long it will offer software support to its smartphones. Here's all the details, and how long the iPhone 16 is covered for.
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These iPhone Camera Settings Could Be Ruining Your Photos
For most users, the iPhone is the camera of choice for capturing precious memories. However, some settings may actually be ruining your photo quality.
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How Long Will Your Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Be Good For?
Here's how well your Samsung Galaxy S25 will weather a few tumbles and technological upgrades over the years.
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Do Privacy Screen Protectors Make Your Phone's Display Darker?
A privacy screen protector helps make sure no one can see your personal data while browsing your phone in public, but will it impact your own experience?
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Why Does The iPhone Have A Barometer? (And How To Use It)
Of all the features you may have noticed on your iPhone, one that stands out is the Barometer. What does this tool do, and how do you use it?
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