What Does The 'I' In iPhone Stand For? Here's What Steve Jobs Had To Say
There's a whole debate about what Apple and its then CEO Steve Jobs meant the "i" in iPhone to stand for.
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3 Discontinued Smartphone Brands That Used To Be Pretty Successful
The most popular phones today could be forgotten relics in a few years. These smartphone brands used to be famous, so where are they now?
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How To Adjust Playback Speed Of Audio Messages In iMessage
Audio messages in iMessage are a great addition to the platform, but there's a way to speed up playback that you may not know about. Here's how to do it.
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You Can Hide App Names On iPhone For iOS 18: Here's How
A lot of people are focused on AI features in Apple's iOS 18, but there are some smaller changes that are getting attention too.
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7 Unexpected Uses For Samsung SmartThings Sensors
Samsung SmartThings comes with plenty of built-in automation programs to use with sensors, but you can also create some pretty unique features of your own.
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How To Watch Apple TV+ On Your Android And Other Devices
Apple TV+ is a great way to watch popular shows and movies, but if you don't have an Apple TV, here's how you can watch on Android and other devices.
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How To Maximize Your iPhone's Battery Life
SlashGear spoke with a tech expert about ways to maximize an iPhone's battery life. If your battery is draining fast, give these tips a try.
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Why Apple Pay Later Is Being Discontinued Just One Year After Launch
Apple's foray into buy-now-pay-later is going through a shake up, but most users probably won't notice. The change means Apple is bringing on different lenders.
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How To Use Dark Theme For Google Docs, Sheets & Slides On Android
Whether to aid your eyes, or your battery, dark mode can be enabled for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, on Android. Here's how to set it up.
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How To Turn Off Google Chrome's Incognito Mode On An iPhone
If you mean to exit Incognito Mode to go back to your regular browsing tabs, then it's likely easier than you think.
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4 New Accessibility Features Worth Checking Out In iOS 18
The launch of iOS 18 marks the arrival of several new accessibility features, including ones that let you feel music and control an iPhone with your eyes.
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iPhone Repairs May Soon Be A Lot Easier (And Cheaper) For Everyone
With the push for companies to make it easier for consumers to repair their own devices and reduce e-waste, iPhone repairs may soon be easier.
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iOS 18 Beta 2 Arrives With These Two Exciting New Updates
With iOS 18 comes two distinct bridges: seamless connections to Mac, as well as better communication with Android devices. Here's how to download the beta.
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5 Apps That Let You Use Your iPhone As A Webcam
Did you know that you could use your iPhone as your webcam on your Mac in both native Apple apps and third-party apps? We show you how to set it up.
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Motorola Razr (2024) Hands-On: Bigger Is Better
With a larger outer screen and improved interface, the affordable entry price for the Motorola Razr becomes a more appealing proposition with better specs.
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Moto Razr Plus (2024) Hands On: Doubling Down On The Cover Screen
SlashGear got hands-on with the new iteration of Motorola's flagship phone, the Moto Razr Plus (2024). While it's still early, here are our first impressions.
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How To Change The Font Size For Text Messages On Android
If you rely on a messaging service like WhatsApp, you may not be used to reading messages from your phone's text message app.
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How To Change Your Default Search Engine On The Google Chrome App
If you're wanting to use a non-Google search engine while still relying Chrome, then here's how (luckily, there are a few nice alternatives.)
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5 Of The Most Anticipated Features Coming To Android Phones
Android 15 is coming in a few months and between Google announcements and public betas, there are a lot of features that we're looking forward to.
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You Can Easily Transfer Data To New Android Devices - Here's How
If you've picked up a new Android device, it's pretty straightforward to transfer data from your old phone, even if it's an iPhone. This is how.
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4 Tips To Stop Your Phone From Overheating This Summer
When the weather outside is hot, the temperatures inside your phone can spike to dangerous levels. Here's what to do to keep your phone cool and safe.
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How Old Is The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G And Is It Still A Good Phone Worth Buying?
The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE was a respectable phone when it came out almost 4 years ago. It's still on sale now, and the only question is, should you buy one?
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6 Of The Best Luggage Trackers For Android Users
While you can't prevent an airline mistakenly sending your luggage the opposite way around the planet, these trackers for Android users will help you find it.
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You Can Now Control Your iPhone Or iPad Using Your Eyes: Here's How
Apple's latest accessibility features coming in iOS 18 include an eye tracking function that will allow you to control your iPhone without using your hands.
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Is Wireless Charging Bad For Your Phone's Battery?
Wireless charging is convenient, but it has some hidden drawbacks that might make you think twice about using a wired connection instead.
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Where Are Google Chrome Bookmarks Stored? Here's How To Find Them
Google Chrome automatically syncs up bookmarks across devices through your Google account, but that information is also stored on your computer.
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How To Lock And Hide Apps In iOS 18
Apple has unveiled its next smartphone operating system, iOS 18, and the update allows users to hide and lock apps. Here are the steps on how to do it.
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