5 Of The Best Pedometer Apps For iPhone
You don't necessarily need a smart watch to count and record your steps each day. The iPhone has a variety of apps that track your steps. But which is best?
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5 Tips And Tricks To Get The Most Out Of Siri
Despite not being as good as its competitors, Siri has evolved a lot over the years. Here's how to make most of it and tailor it for your needs.
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How To Download tvOS 17 Beta For Your Apple TV
If you would like to get a headstart on incoming new tvOS features such as Continuity Camera and third-party VPNs, here's how to do that.
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What You Need To Use Android Auto, And How To Get Started
Android Auto appears on more and more car infotainment systems all the time, but how do you actually use it? Thankfully, it's not very complicated.
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5 Ways To Fix An iPhone Mail App That's Not Receiving Email
The iPhone's Mail app is compatible with all sorts of email clients, but that also means you can run into some connection issues every once in a while.
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5 Milwaukee Power Tools So Strange, We Can't Help But Want Them
Power tools are pretty great, but couldn't they be a little more exciting? Here are some weird battery-powered Milwaukee brand tools for your next project.
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All The Hidden Features Of Your iPhone's Volume Buttons
Though they are called the volume buttons, they can do a lot more on your iPhone, depending on the context. These are the most useful features.
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How To Turn Off The Passcode On iPhone
Without the passcode, you can't have Face ID or any kind of security on your iPhone. But if you're happy with that, here's how you can get rid of it.
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Android Phone Not Connecting To Your Computer? Here's How To Fix It
Whatever the reason you need to plug your Android into your computer, here's how to address if it's not connecting.
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The Great Halifax Explosion: The Military Ship Wreck That Changed Canada Forever
One of the worst explosions in modern history happened in Canada in the early 1900s, killing hundreds of people and leaving thousands injured.
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How To Customize Your Android Auto Display
Android Auto connects your phone's smart features and your car together, but there's a degree of customization available for drivers to make apps easy to reach.
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How To Type To Siri On iPhone (And Why You Might Want To)
Speaking aloud to your iPhone isn't always the best option, but you can talk to Siri quietly by typing to it with your phone's keyboard. Here's how.
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The Davy Crockett Recoilless Rifle - A Portable Nuke That Would Have Killed Its Operators
The Davy Crockett recoilless rifle was a pretty desperate reaction to USSR ground superiority during the 1950s and 1960s. Here's what it was and how it worked.
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Stuka Siren: Why The JU-87 Had That Terrifying And Iconic Scream
The name "Stuka" is a shortening of the characteristically unwieldy compound German word "Sturzkampfflugzeug,' which translates to "diving combat aircraft."
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5 AirPods Pro Lifehacks For Better Sound Quality
Apple's AirPods Pro have great sound out of the box, but if you're unhappy and want to tweak things to your own preferences, we've got some tips to help.
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How To Adjust Your Android Device's Touch Sensitivity Settings
If you find your Android phone doesn't respond as well to your touches as you would like, there are a couple of things you can try to fix that.
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Every Samsung Galaxy Watch Sleep Animal (And What Yours Means)
Your Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 determines what your sleep animal is based on how you sleep. Here's how to set that up and what each animal means.
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America's Cold War Secret: Exploring The 'Rods From God' Space Weapon Concept
During the Cold War era, the U.S. military started experimenting with a new concept of kinetic munitions, known affectionately as the "rods of God."
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The Best 5 Motorola Razr+ Hidden Features
The Motorola Razr Plus is Motorola's latest flagship foldable, and there are some fun hidden features you can try. Here are some of our favorites.
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Elon Musk Just Announced A New Change That Could Finally Kill Twitter For Good
Elon Musk posted on X (Twitter) that a certain important feature would soon be removed from the platform. Find out what it is and what that means.
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This New AI Technology Could Give You Almost Telepathic Communication Abilities
A startup called Unbabel is developing a device that will almost seem telepathic once it's completed. It's pretty wild and here's everything we know.
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The Extra Feature You Might Not Know Your iPhone's Measure App Has
Of course, the Measure app can tell you the size of objects. But thanks to the hardware inside your iPhone, it's handy in other situations too.
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Top Picks: 5 Hidden Nanny Cameras For Peace Of Mind
If you're looking for an indoor camera that allows you to see how your infants and nanny are doing while you're away, we have some picks.
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5 Of The Best Offline Music Apps On Android
Maybe you're worried about data costs, patchy internet, and missing songs. For all those situations, here are the music apps you need.
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The Most Popular 'Super Apps' In The World (And What They Can Do)
With Elon Musk reigniting talks of a super app in the U.S. as Twitter turns into X, here are the five biggest (actual) super apps from around the world.
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What Your iPhone's Yellow Battery Symbol Means (And How To Turn It Off)
Has your iPhone's battery indicator turned yellow? We can help! We'll tell you what that means and how you can change the color back to normal.
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The iPhone 15 Could Fix Our Biggest Charging Frustration With Apple's Smartphone
The latest rumors suggest that the iPhone 15 might be taking a big step toward catching up to other phones when it comes to charging. Here's what we've heard.
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