Why Your Android Phone Isn't Finding Bluetooth Devices (And How To Fix It)
Sometimes Bluetooth connections can be finnicky between your phone and other devices, but most fixes and resets are easy, they just require some patience.
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How To Use Your Android Device To Edit Video
You can use a built-in app or a third-party tool for more extensive features. Both are free, but you can expand what one of them can do by subscribing.
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10 Of The Best Wi-Fi Routers In 2023, Ranked
You're not getting what you pay when it comes to wireless internet in your home -- not unless you have a router that can manage the data properly here in 2023.
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The New iPhone Emojis We Expect To See In 2023
Unicode update Emoji Version 15.1, scheduled to roll out in September 2023, is expected to bring a new bird, food, and more ways to express yourself.
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12 Old Tech Devices That Are Popular Collectibles In 2023
If you happen to have a stash of unopened Game Boy games or VHS tapes sitting around your home, you could be looking at a small fortune.
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What To Do If Your Hard Drive Stops Working
The hard drive is possibly the most precious part of your computer, as it stores all your files. Here's how to be prepared for the worst and what to do after.
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10 Major Brands That Will Delete Your Account For Inactivity
Several tech brands have policies in place to delete inactive accounts. Here are the companies that will delete your information after extended inactivity.
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How To Use Your iPhone's White Noise Machine Feature
Apple has built a ton of useful features into iOS, including one that turns an iPhone into a white noise machine. Here's how to turn the feature on.
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11 Old Airplanes That Are Still Worth A Ton Of Money Today
Older aircraft in good condition retain value surprisingly well, and some are worth a small fortune. Here are 11 airplanes that are still worth a lot of money.
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How To Find And Close Apps Running In The Background On Android
Android offers a range of simple ways to keep tabs on which apps are running, and to close those that aren't currently needed.
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5 Of The Best Food Delivery Apps Every Android User Should Have Installed
There's a wide variety of Android apps that you can install on your phone to make buying food a hassle-free experience.
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How To Enable Split Screen On Android Auto
There is a way to enable a split-screen mode on Android Auto so that you can have Google Maps paired with another app like Spotify.
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New iOS 17 Features We Want To See On Android Phones
Apple and Google live in a constant battle to outdo one another via their mobile OS offerings, and the former has pulled ahead.
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How To Share Your Microsoft Outlook Calendar
Sharing an Outlook Calendar allows for more transparency, better communication, and synchronization between teammates.
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5 Ways AI Wants To Prove You Can Trust It (And 5 Reasons You Shouldn't)
AI holds a lot of promise for the future if used appropriately. While tech companies want you to trust AI right away, it's good to stay cautious.
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How To Insert A Text Box In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
When you need some text to stand apart from your main writing, both Microsoft Word and Google Docs make it pretty simple to add a quick text box
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Apple's Vision Pro Dev Kit Comes With Some Insanely Strict Rules
As studios get their hands on Apple Vision Pro development kits, the extensive set of rules behind them has come to light.
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7 Of The Best ChatGPT Plugins And How To Use Them
ChatGPT now offers a number of useful plugins, but a handful stand out from the pack.
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OnePlus Pad Vs iPad Air: Which Is The Better Tablet For You
The OnePlus Pad is more or less the only premium Android tablet on the market. How does it stack up against Apple's similarly priced iPad Air?
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Why The U.S. Canceled A $22 Billion Stealth Ship Project
The Zumwalt-class stealth ship was meant to reshape the U.S. Navy with an ambitious 32 ship order. It was cancelled after producing just three examples.
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How To Turn Off Android Auto Completely
If you're not the biggest fan of Android Auto, it's possible to disable the integration from both your car's infotainment, and your phone's settings.
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How To Use An iPad As Your Own Personal Hotspot
If your iPad has its own cellular plan, it can double up as a Wi-Fi router on the go. And it's versatile, too, allowing for wired and wireless connections.
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Breaking Down All The Apple Watch Series 9 Rumors So Far
Apple's wrist wearable hasn't received significant internal upgrades or a newer design in a few years. What might be on the cards in 2023?
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WhatsApp Explained: A Basic Guide To This Giant Messaging App
With over 2.5 billion active users globally, WhatsApp is clearly the most dominant messaging app. It's time for a little peek under the hood.
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5 Of The Best Note Taking Apps For Mac
You could use the Notes app (one of our picks), but there's a whole world out there for those wanting more features or compatibility outside Apple devices.
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Android's Guided Access Alternative: What It Is And How To Enable It
Here's how Android's take on Guided Access works, and how you can set it up when needed to prevent accidental presses.
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Diesel Vs. Nuclear Aircraft Carriers: The Biggest Advantages Of Each
Aircraft carriers are among the largest vehicles in the world, and those who commission them must decide on what kind of power source will fuel them.
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