New iPhone 14 eSIM Protip: Why You Should Wait To Transfer Your Number
iPhone 14's eSIM feature is a convenient addition, but the eSIM-only nature of the phone is causing an unintended hiccup during the setup process.
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SlashGear Asks: Are You Planning To Upgrade To One Of The iPhone 14 Models? - Exclusive Survey
Now that Apple revealed the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro, we asked our readers which new device they'd be upgrading to -- or if they'd be upgrading at all.
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Why Your New iPhone 14 May Not Activate Properly
Some users are finding their iPhone 14 nearly ready to roll, but with one rather significant issue. What do you do when your new iPhone won't activate?
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What's The Best Feature Of The iPhone 14 Pro And Pro Max? Here's What Apple Fans Say - SlashGear Survey
Apple has four new iPhone models, including two Pro options with their own special features. Which ones do consumers like best? We asked around to find out.
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The Amazon Fire 7 Tablet: You Get What You Pay For
The Amazon Fire 7 tablet fills a gap in the low-tier tablet category, but our reviewer found several things that could be improved.
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Why Your Android Phone Is Slow And What You Need To Do To Fix It
Android phones are known to get slower with time. Here are some of the causes for your Android phone to be slow and how you can fix them.
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This Tesla Feature Is Landing Elon Musk In Hot Water
Tesla is once again in the headlines over its Autopilot features, this time due to a proposed class action lawsuit that lobs accusations at the automaker.
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The Apple Watch Series 8 Suspicions Were True
As expected, the weeks leading up to Apple's September event were filled with leaks about the new Series 8 smartwatches, and some of them were proven accurate.
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The Stunning Transformation Of Siri From 2005 To Today
Everyone's favorite pocket personal assistant has come a long way. This is the stunning transformation of Siri from 2005 to today.
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10 Tips To Protect Your Phone From Hackers At The Airport
If you're about to travel (or are already in an airport now), there's no time like the present to be aware of the ways you should be securing your smartphone.
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These NASA Mars Rover Inventions Could Be In Your Next Car
The next generation of cars may be inspired by inventions from NASA's Mars rovers. Here's all about these spinoff products and technologies.
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How To Use Apple AirPods Features On Your Android Without Rooting
While AirPods are thought of exclusively in the context of Apple users on iPhones, laptops, and desktops, the earphones work well with Android devices, too.
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The iPhone 14 Pro Takes A Step Back In Close-Up Focus
The iPhone 14 Pro brings a lot to the table, but it seems the camera has taken a step back in one way. Whether you'll notice depends on your shooting habits.
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5 Mistakes You Need To Avoid As A First Time iPhone User
If you've just bought your first iPhone, you're likely in for a trouble-free experience. However, there are some mistakes new users make that you should avoid.
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Building Your Own Cloud Storage Isn't As Crazy As You'd Think
Setting up a personal cloud might be the storage solution you need to end limitations without spending a fortune.
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How To Properly Quit An App On Your iPhone
When it comes to your iPhone, closing apps and quitting apps are two different things. Here's how to quit an app and why it might be necessary to do so.
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SlashGear Asks: Have Elon Musk's Actions In 2022 Affected Your Decision To Buy A Tesla? - Exclusive Survey
It's no secret that Elon Musk spends a lot of time tweeting and that not everything he has to say is popular. Could these antics influence Tesla sales?
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Nothing Phone's Sales Are Certainly Something
Nothing seems to be making waves in the global smartphone market, starting with one of the most heavily-contested arenas in the world today.
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Acer Chromebook Vero 514 First Impressions With Eco-Friendly ChromeOS Hardware
The Acer Chromebook Vero 514 is manufactured and shipped with a significant amount of recycled materials, and it doesn't look half bad.
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With Hydrogen Leak Fixed, Artemis 1 Gets A New Launch Date
NASA's Artemis 1 has a new launch date after the space organization announced that their Space Launch System (SLS)'s hydrogen leak has been fixed.
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Vivo V25 Pro Review: Mid-Range In Search Of A Home
The Vivo V25 Pro is a midrange phone with a name that suggests it is a far more high-end device. And yet, with a display like this, could it be worth the cash?
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Logitech's Brio 500 Webcams And Zone Vibe Headphones Want To Spice Up Your Work From Home Setup
Logitech's new line of products are designed with work from home customers in mind as remote work continues to expand post-pandemic.
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Royal Watchers Are Convinced Meghan Markle Is Wearing A Wire
Social media is once again being used to spread conspiracy theories about the royal family, this one involving supposed tech hidden beneath clothing.
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This iOS 16 Option Lets You Remove The Search Button From Your Home Screen
iOS 16 comes with a suite of upgrades, but not all of them are necessary. If you'd rather progress without the search button, here's how to do so.
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How To Stop Your iPhone From Showing Featured Photos
If you're using your iPhone's Photos to show a slideshow, chances are you've wondered how you can choose which photos are featured. We have good and bad news.
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It's Going To Cost More To Replace Your iPhone 14's Battery
Apple has quietly updated the iPhone battery replacement cost. Consumers who upgrade to the iPhone 14 can expect to pay considerably more for a new battery.
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PC Upgrades That Are A Waste Of Money
Spending lots of money upgrading your PC is not a hard thing to do -- but as it turns out, it's not always necessary for performance.
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