How To Set An SD Card As Your Android Phone's Default Storage
While not all Android phones offer SD card storage, those that do will sometimes let you make the SD card your default storage method. Here's how to set it up.
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This Chinese Company Wants To Bring The Blackberry Back
A Chinese company named is attempting to revive one of the last "true" BlackBerry phones by giving it a Frankenstein moment.
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The Unexpected Reason Why Fitness Buffs Will Want AirPods Pro 3
The release of the AirPods Pro 3 will see a device that has some fairly significant overhauls, especially aimed at those who consider themselves fitness buffs.
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iPhone 17 Pro Is Apple Let Off The Leash
The iPhone 17 Pro has arrived, and it's the best iPhone to date, bringing high-end hardware and industry-first support for gamers and professionals.
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The Super-Skinny iPhone Air Is Peak Apple (For Better And Worse)
Apple has introduced the long-rumored iPhone Air, a model that boasts the slimmest and most durable design of any iPhone to date, along with other improvements.
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One Of iMessage's Best Features Is Finally Rolling Out For Android Users
Android users who rely on Google Messages will finally get one of iMessage's most beloved features, but it may not work exactly how they think it does.
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Can You Call Back A 'No Caller ID' Number?
Some people prefer to answer a call only if they recognize the number. Others prefer to call an unknown number back. A "No Caller ID" makes that difficult.
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Why Charging Your Phone In A Rental Car Might Be A Bad Idea
Your rental car may have a lot of newer features, including fast-charging USB ports, but you should exercise caution before plugging your phone in.
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What Is The App Drawer In Android And How Do You Find It?
The Android app drawer is incredibly useful, but you'll need to find it on your device, and here's how.
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Here's What That Black 'Dot' On Top Of Your Android Phone Is For
Black dots on Android screens aren't usually a mystery and could be anything from a notification to a camera lens, or even a group of dead pixels.
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If You See 'No SIM' Or 'Invalid SIM' On Your iPhone, Here's What You Do
iPhone suddenly showing “No SIM” or “Invalid SIM”? Don’t panic, there are a few quick checks that can get you reconnected fast.
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If You See A Purple Dot On Your Phone Screen, Here's What It Means
Noticed a strange purple dot on your phone screen? It’s more than a cosmetic glitch and the cause might be hiding beneath the glass.
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Here's How To Restart Your iPhone Without Using The Power Button
Restarting your iPhone is usually straightforward, but it gets a bit trickier if you don't have a working power button. Thankfully, there are ways around that.
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Why Your iPhone's Home Screen Is Blurry (And How To Fix It)
Why does the iPhone home screen look hazy lately? It’s not a glitch, it’s hiding in plain sight, and fixing it might be easier than you think.
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Why It's Safer To Use Apple's Passkeys Option Instead Of Passwords
Apple’s new Passwords app makes managing logins simpler, but there’s a reason its passkeys feature offers better security than sticking with passwords.
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Is Your Android Phone Carrier Unlocked? Here's How To Tell
Not sure if your Android phone is carrier locked or unlocked? A few quick settings checks and simple tricks can help you find out before switching SIM cards.
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How To Find The Hidden Button On The AirPods 4
AirPods wireless earbuds are Apple's most popular accessory, but the current version has an invisible button to perform these important functions.
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What Do The Blue Text Bubbles Mean On Android Messages?
Spotted blue text bubbles on an Android phone recently? No, it's not a trick. Instead it's a relatively new feature, and here's what it's all about.
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What Does The Blue Dot On Android Text Messages Mean?
Blue dots and chat icons in Android’s messaging apps aren’t random. Learn what they mean and how they change the way your messages work.
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5 More Great Android Apps Not Enough People Know About
Not every Android app worth installing is popular — these ones will add convenience and utility to your smartphone experience and deserve to be more well known.
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Why Samsung Smartphones Are Among The Most Difficult To Repair
Repairability is a thorny issue in the smartphone market, and Samsung is one of the brands that often gets criticized for lacking it. Here's why.
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How To Create A Private Album In Your iPhone's Photo Library
Want to keep pictures on your iPhone that nobody but you can find? You can do so with a private album in your Photo Library. Here's how to make one.
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Why There's A White Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Remove It)
Ever noticed a white dot in the status bar at the top of your Android device? It may seem worrying, but it actually serves a harmless purpose.
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Who Owns US Mobile And What Networks Does It Use?
US Mobile doesn’t own cell towers, yet offers nationwide coverage. Find out how it works, what networks it uses, and who currently runs the company.
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5 Great iPhone Apps Not Enough People Know About
There are millions of iPhone apps, ranging from useless gimmicks to everyday must-haves, but these great apps in particular have flown a little under the radar.
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5 Settings To Turn Off On Your iPhone
The iPhone once changed the world, but times have caught up with the slowly evolving platform. Check these settings to preserve privacy and battery life.
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Should You Leave Your Phone Charger Plugged In All The Time?
It's a long-standing rumor that leaving a smartphone in the charger too long can cause damage, but this is the truth.
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