Why Do Some Android Phones Cost Way Less Than Others?
Think a cheap Android is a bargain? We look at the unexpected trade-offs for that low cost, from hardware compromises to long-term security risks.
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How To Add Your State ID To Your Google Wallet On Android (And Why You Should)
You can now add your State ID to your Google Wallet on your Android phone, so that you can skip long lines at the TSA security check at the airport.
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5 Best iPhone 17 Pro And Pro Max Wireless Chargers For Less Than $50
Looking for a budget wireless charger for your iPhone 17 Pro? Here are some well-reviewed picks that deliver power without punishing your wallet.
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iPhone Users Need To Start Using This Hidden iOS Alarm Feature
For anyone who doesn't like waking up to a jarringly loud alarm, this hidden iPhone alarm feature promises a more gentle way to start your day.
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If You Can Hack An iPhone, Apple Might Pay You $2 Million
If you want proof that Apple is taking iPhone security seriously, look no further than its new $2 million payout for its bug bounty program.
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Leaked Patent For Samsung's Trifold Phone Reveals Three Batteries Inside
Leaked sketches suggest that Samsung is thinking about putting three batteries inside its upcoming Galaxy trifold smartphone.
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1 Billion Samsung Galaxy Users Need To Make A Big Choice For Their Privacy And Security
Samsung has introduced the "Maximum Restrictions" feature, that boosts the security of Galaxy devices. However, over a billion users need to enable it manually.
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Is The iPhone 17 Pro Max Still Sold Out? Here's How Much Longer You'll Be Waiting
It's been just over a month since Apple announced the iPhone 17 lineup, but getting your hands on one might still be a struggle.
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iOS 26 Brings Widgets To CarPlay, But Leaves Apple Sports On The Bench
Apple's iOS 26 update brings some welcomed features, like Widgets to CarPlay. While most apps are compatible, Apple Sports was omitted in the initial release.
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PSA Runners: Your Apple Watch Fitness Awards Might Not Show You Accurate Information For Your Fastest Times
Apparently, I ran a 5K race in a little over 13 minutes, and finished a half marathon in just over an hour. Sadly for me, these PBs are not accurate.
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Gemini Starts Rolling Out To Google Home Users In Early Access - Here's How To Sign Up
If you want to start interacting with Gemini to control your Google Home devices, here's how you can sign up to gain early access to the new features.
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5 Best Uses For Your Android Phone's USB Port That Aren't Charging
Ever wondered what you could use your Android phone's USB port for other than charging? Here's a list of cool things you can do with the USB-C port.
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What iPadOS 26 Might Tell Us About Multitasking On The iPhone Fold
Apple has yet to announce its first foldable iPhone, but iPadOS 26 might give us some hints about how the device will handle multitasking.
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iPhone Air Vs Galaxy S25 Edge: The Only Battery Life Test We Need
The iPhone Air and the Galaxy S25 Edge have gone through the same test to determine which of the ultra-thin handsets offers the best battery life.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra Apparently Comes In Vibrant Orange, The iPhone 17 Pro's Controversial Color
A purported leak suggests that Samsung has followed in Apple's footsteps by replicating the orange colorway chosen for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max.
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Apple Updates MagSafe Chargers To Address iPhone 17 'Scratchgate'
There have been a few legitimate iPhone controversies over the years, but the iPhone 17's Scratchgate doesn't appear to be one of them.
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5 Steam Deck Accessories You Can Get For Less Than $50
Upgrade your Steam Deck without breaking the bank. Discover 5 must-have accessories to enhance your gameplay and protect your device, all for under $50.
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Engineer Explains How Apple Secretly Fixed The iPhone 4's Antennagate Disaster
15 years after the Antennagate scandal that rocked the iPhone 4, an engineer has uncovered the tiny iOS 4.0.1 patch that resolved the issue.
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This Hidden iOS 26 Feature Lets You See An Extended Call History For Any iPhone Contact
iOS 26 is full of surprises, including a new feature that allows iPhone owners to see an extended call history with any of their contacts.
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Analyst Expects iPhone Fold To Lead Apple's 2026 Lineup, iPhone Air 2 Also In The Works
In a note seen by BGR, the analyst hints at the impact this breakthrough device will have on sales, along with the materials to be used.
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PSA: Apple Lets You Adjust The Intensity Of The Flashlight Beam Only On Pro iPhone Models
The flashlight intensity adjustment feature on iOS is handy if you want to vary the beam, but it seems like it's only limited to Pro models of iPhones.
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Google Messages Just Upgraded Its Safety Feature That Detects Explicit Content
Google Messages was already able to warn users about photos that might contain explicit content, but now it will be able to do the same for videos.
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How To Clear Your iPhone Cache (And Why You Should)
Your iPhone's cache memory helps keep things zippy, but it can slow down as unused and corrupt files accumulate. Fortunately, a regular spring clean can help.
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Apple's 'Find My iPhone' Feature Helps Unearth Massive Smartphone Smuggling Ring
One victim of iPhone theft used Apple's Find My feature and ended up uncovering an enormous smuggling ring of smartphone thieves.
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Who Makes Apple's iPhone 17 Screens? (Hint: It's Not Apple)
To produce the iPhone 17 and its high-tech LTPO OLED screen on a global scale, Apple relies on the expertise of three different manufacturers.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max Vs. Galaxy S25 Ultra Vs. Pixel 10 Pro XL Battery Life Test Has A Clear Winner
The iPhone 17 Pro Max dropped last month, and battery life tests between rival flagships like the S25 Ultra and Pixel 10 Pro XL show one phone taking the lead.
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This Hidden Android Feature Fixes Some Of The Biggest Privacy Issues
Android devices are typically packed with sensors that continually record data. For the privacy-conscious, there is a simple way to toggle most of them off.
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