Why iPhone Emojis Look So Big In iOS 18 (And Can You Make Them Smaller?)
With the updated iOS 18, Apple seem to have enlarged the emoji set, for no discernible reason, and a great number of people aren't happy about it.
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Everything You Should Know Before Buying A Certified Refurbished Pixel From Google
Google's refurbished phone program is a great way to get a Pixel for a discount directly from the company, with just a few minor caveats.
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What Does RTT Mean On iPhone?
You may have seen the RTT feature on your iPhone and wondered what it's all about. It's an accessibility feature. Here's what it does and why people need it.
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How To Sync Your Apple Music Library Across Devices
If you own multiple Apple devices, or even Windows or Android devices, you can sync your Apple Music library across all of them. Here’s how.
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Which Was The Last iPhone Model With A Home Button (And Do Users Miss The Feature)?
The Home button on the iPhone will soon be gone forever. Here are the last iPhone models that had a Home button and how users feel about its removal.
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How To Use Hover Typing On iPhone (And Why You Might Want To)
Not to be confused with Hover Text, Hover Typing is a new feature in iOS 18 for people who need a better look at what they're writing. Here's how to turn it on.
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5 Android Phones With A Micro SD Card Slot You Can Buy In 2024
While it's more difficult to find Android phones with micro SD slots, they are still out there. Here are five of the best to consider in 2024.
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How To Track An Android Phone From An iPhone
Losing your phone can be one of the most stressful things ever, but finding it is easy, even if you are looking for an Android with an iPhone.
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How To Use The Built-In Currency Converter Feature On Your iPhone
If you need to convert currency while traveling but don't want to download yet another app to your iPhone, use this handy built-in conversion tool instead.
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How To Reduce Photo File Size On Your Android (And Why You Might Want To)
Hi-resolution cameras have totally changed how people take photos on their phones, but they also result in much larger file sizes. Here's how to reduce them.
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How To Record Phone Calls On A Samsung Galaxy
Whether its for your own records or because you're just forgetful, recording your phone calls is incredibly simple on a Samsung Galaxy device.
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How To Set Up Emergency Features On Android (And Why You Might Want You)
Your phone is with you at every turn, making it an invaluable safety device, which is made all the easier with Android's built-in Emergency Features.
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Does The Samsung Galaxy Watch Work With Google Pixel Phones?
You might think that using any Android phone with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 would be simple. That isn't quite the case.
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How To Track Your Daily Steps Using Just Your Android Or iPhone
You don't need a fancy fitness tracker or smartwatch to track your daily steps - your Android or iPhone can effortlessly count them as you carry it.
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How To Disable The Annoying Samsung Wallet Swipe Up Gesture
Here's the steps to disable the Samsung Wallet swipe up gesture, allowing you to regain control over your phone's navigation.
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How To Mirror & Control Your Android Phone From A Windows PC
It's possible to mirror and control an Android phone from your Windows PC. You just have to know how to set up and enable the feature on compatible devices.
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10 Things That Surprised Me About The iPhone (After A Decade With Android)
Making the switch to iOS can be a big leap after a decade on Android. Here is what we found out after moving from the Samsung ecosystem to Apple.
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11 Of The Best Apps To Track Hurricanes On Android And IOS
Hurricane season is a very real thing, namely down south. Particularly if you live in an affected area, try these apps to track hurricanes.
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Qualcomm Got Me Excited About The Future Of Android, But One Thing Still Bothers Me
The Snapdragon Summit in Maui revealed more about the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite coming for mobile devices, and the initial specs are impressive.
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How To Remove Red Eye From Photos On Android And iPhone
You don't need advanced editing software, you can fix the red-eye effect in photos on your smartphone.
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5 Ways Google Messages Aims To Protect Users Against Scams, Threats, & More
Google recently announced enhancements for the Messages app that could help prevent text-based phone scams and help millions of people globally.
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How To See Your History In The iPhone Calculator App (iOS 18)
The Calculator app finally got some important tweaks with iOS 18, including the ability to review your history. Here's how to find it in your Calculator app.
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How To Add Custom Notes To Apple Maps
The iOS 18 update brought many new features to the iPhone. The ability to now add notes to Apple Maps will help you remember your favorite places.
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How To Control Someone's iPhone Screen On FaceTime
The latest version of iOS lets you control someone's iPhone via Facetime, which is incredibly helpful for troubleshooting. Here's how it works.
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How To See Your Full Location History On iPhone (And Why You Might Want To)
It can be incredibly history to have a record of everywhere you've gone. Fortunately, your iPhone does just that with Significant Locations.
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How To Set Up Call Forwarding On Android
If you want to set up call forwarding on your Android phone, there are a couple of different ways to do it. Here's everything you need to know.
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T-Mobile Has A Shockingly Cheap Way To Add 5G To Your Laptop, But There's A Catch
T-Mobile just announced a new piece of hardware that could make adding 5G to your laptop a breeze, but it comes with one major caveat.
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