Do People Feel Safer With The New iPhone SOS Feature? Here's What 44% Of Respondents Said
While. not everyone has an iPhone, the SOS feature is well-liked but not necessary beloved among its users.
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iPhone 14's Satellite SOS Feature Turns Savior For Stranded Alaska Man
As the first reported incident where this feature may have saved a life, Apple's new SOS feature on iPhone 14 may have rescued a stranded man in Alaska.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 Task Bar Tips And Tricks You Should Try
For those who've snagged a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, here's how to boost your productivity by tweaking some of the Taskbar's customization settings.
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Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Go Launch Looks Imminent After Support Pages Go Live
Support pages for Samsung's Galaxy Book 2 Go are live, hinting at a just-around-the-corner release of the new laptops. Here's what we know about them so far.
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The 5 Best Equalizer Apps For Your Android Phone
When properly configured, equalizers make for a superior listening experience on your Android phone -- but which ones are worth your time and money?
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Analyst Paints Gloomy Picture For Apple's iPhone Holiday Shipments
Protests and lockdowns at one of Apple's biggest manufacturing plants in China may significantly impact the production of the next iPhone this holiday.
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OnePlus Commits To Four Major Android Updates For 'Select' 2023 Devices
Following suit with Samsung, OnePlus has updated its policy for device support, extending to four years of Android and security updates for its 2023 lineup.
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Huawei And ZTE Just Landed On The FCC's Worst Blocklist
Huawei and ZTE devices now fall under the most restrictive level of FCC categorization for data collection issues.
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10 Common Smartphone Apps That Are Killing Your Data
If you're using any of these rather common apps on your mobile device right now, they're likely taking your mobile data limit on a wild ride.
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Foxconn Protests May Mean 6 Million Fewer iPhone Pros For Apple This Year
Between COVID-19 shutdowns and the most recent protests from workers in China, Apple's production of iPhone models could be reduced significantly this year.
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WhatsApp Is Now Letting All iOS And Android Users Message Themselves
Whatsapp will roll out a Message Me feature that allows a user to send themselves personal notes, photos, or other media in the coming weeks.
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Android Settings And Apps You Need To Block Spam Calls And Texts
Android phones possess a plethora of tools to help you block unwanted and spam calls and texts. Utilizing every avenue available is a matter of knowledge.
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Does Your iPhone Need A Virus Protection App?
Viruses are a common concern for internet users. Adding additional security to your phone may be a helpful solution, but only if you know exactly how they work.
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The Best Uses For Google Lens On Your Android Phone
Utilizing a suite of A.I. tools and tricks, Google Lens has quickly become a very useful tool for travel, school, cooking, and various other applications.
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iPhone 15 Pro Could See Apple's War On Buttons Claim New Victims
Apple may well have found another button it can destroy with haptic touch as it introduces the iPhone 15.
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Violent Protests Break Out At Foxconn iPhone Factory In Zhengzhou
Protests and Violence have broken out at Foxconn's iPhone factory in Zhengzhou over COVID responses, living conditions, and pay. We have all the details.
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11 Pieces Of Technology Made Obsolete By The Smartphone
Take a trip down the road of forgotten gadgets as we look at 11 pieces of technology rendered obsolete -- if not obliterated -- by the smartphone.
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The Best Black Friday Smartphone Deals Of 2022
Smartphone deals are all over the place, with every manufacturer slashing prices on smartphones. We've broken down the best deals for every budget.
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This Is Why So Many People Hate The Google Pixel
Google's Pixel smartphones often receive strong reviews upon release, but over time, the reliability of the hardware seems to diminish significantly.
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How To Repair A Corrupted Android SD Card
Even though many of today's Android phones feature storage capacities of 64 GB and above, some still prefer to use external storage like a microSD card.
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How To Change Do Not Disturb Settings On Your Android Phone
Android users see constant notifications on their phones. Using the Do Not Disturb feature can help eliminate distractions and increase productivity.
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How To Fix The Most Common Android Bluetooth Problems
Bluetooth connectivity problems are pretty simple to solve. If you find yourself encountering one, you can try several solutions to fix your connection.
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Apple May Restrict Faster USB-C Transfer Speeds To Top-End iPhone 15 Models
The EU's ruling to standardize charging methods among smartphone technology, Apple is conceding for its next round of iPhones — albeit with a possible catch.
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Why Your iPhone Is Yesterday's Technology, According To Elon Musk
Elon Musk believes his transplantable Neuralink is the future while smartphone technology has all but peaked.
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Wants To Give Your Android Flagship Phone An AI Edge
Qualcomm introduced its next-generation flagship processor, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile processor which will power Android flagships into next year.
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What Are The Risks Of Jailbreaking Your iPhone?
If you don't want to be stuck in Apple's walled garden, you may be tempted to jailbreak your iPhone, but doing so comes with considerable risk.
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These Samsung Galaxy Devices Are Getting The Android 13 Update
The latest Pixel owners were the first to get the big Android 13 update, but it's now rolling out to other models, including Samsung phones and tablets.
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