Will iPhones Ever Get Rid Of USB-C Charging Ports?
Wireless charging is more viable than ever, so does that mean iPhones will eventually get rid of USB-C charging ports? Here's where things stand on that front.
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Who Owns Oppo?
If you're looking at phones overseas, you're likely to come across Oppo phones, but you may have to dig a little deeper to find who owns the brand.
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TikTok Unbanned On Government Phones Despite Security Concerns
TikTok has been a sensitive topic for the American government, as it was owned by the Chinese firm ByteDance and there were fears its government was spying.
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What Happens If You Skip The Android 17 Update?
Thinking about passing on Android 17? From unpatched security flaws to lost performance, find out what actually happens to your phone if you skip the install.
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What The Number Next To Your Android Phone's Wi-Fi Symbol Means
Android phones often display the number associated with the Wi-Fi network you're connected to at the top of your screen, and all it indicates is speed.
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Is It Safe To Charge A Laptop With A Battery Pack?
Most newer laptops are perfectly suited to charging with battery packs, but there's a few features you need on the battery and laptop to make that happen.
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Is There Any Point In Buying A OnePlus Phone Now?
OnePlus' exit from the U.S. and European markets means future models are only coming to Asian markets. However, right now, there's still value in buying one.
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What Does Battery Health Assistance Actually Do On A Google Pixel Phone?
Newer Google Pixel phones employ a tactic known as Battery Health Assistance over time, which could prolong your phone's usefulness as it gets older.
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Silk Might Be The Reason 6G Internet Is Coming Sooner Than You Think
6G internet is coming for us whether we like it or not, but its arrival may be hastened by an upgrade to the network powered not by glass, but silk.
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5 Of The Best Camera Tips And Tricks For Your Google Pixel Camera
You don't need to master manual camera controls to get more from your Google Pixel. These simple tricks can improve your shots without much extra effort.
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The Likely Reasons Why Apple Stopped Making Battery Packs
Apple's battery packs never became a major part of its accessory lineup, and the company's history hints at why the niche product category faded away.
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Are TV And Phone OLED Screens The Same? The Key Differences Explained
OLED screens are everywhere, but the technology inside your phone and TV isn't always as similar as it might seem. Here's what sets them apart.
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Can You Use A Google Pixel In China? It's Complicated
If you're headed to China, whether for work or pleasure, keep in mind that foreign smartphones like your Google Pixel don't quite work the same there.
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4 Specs That Could Get Worse On Your Next Cheap Android Phone
The after-effects of the ongoing shortage of components in the tech industry continue to impact Android phones, stagnating components and features.
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Some Android Phones Can No Longer Access Google Play — Here's Why
Some Android phones can no longer open the Google Play Store. Here's what caused the sudden cutoff and what it means for apps on those devices.
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Are OnePlus Phones Still Safe To Use?
OnePlus has now made it clear that it intends to exit the U.S. market in favor of Asian markets, though the company plans to support existing phones.
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Is Your OnePlus Phone Getting The ColorOS 17 Update?
While OnePlus is making a formal exit from the North American and European markets as of this year, several phones will still receive ColorOS 17 support.
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Stock Vs. Custom UI Android Phones: What's The Difference?
Most major smartphones these days don't really offer a "stock" Android experience out of the box anymore. Here's what that means for the user experience.
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Why Does Your Google Maps Go Into Night Mode During Daytime?
Google Maps, by default, uses your system theme to determine what display mode the app uses. However, night mode can trigger due to other factors as well.
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The World's Smallest QR Code Could Be A Gamechanger For Data Storage - Here's Why
While the potential for data storage in such a small form factor is promising, the reality won't break open the RAM shortage concerns plaguing tech right now.
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