You Can Easily Record Calls On An Android Phone - Here's How
From built-in settings to trusted apps, Android offers straightforward options to record calls, with one important caveat. Here’s what you need to know.
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iFixit's iPhone Air Teardown Reveals Repairability Score, Battery Capacity, And Structural Integrity
iFixit's iPhone Air teardown gives us a detailed insight into the phone's internal structure, battery capacity, and how easy or difficult it is to repair.
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These Distant Moons Have Freezing Ice Volcanoes
Scientists have long been fascinated by icy moons and their unique volcanic environments. So, a team of researchers came together to better understand them.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone May Look Like Two iPhone Airs Glued Together
As per a recent report, the new iPhone Air may have given us an early look at Apple's rumored folding iPhone -- thanks to its slim form factor.
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You Can Disable Your iPhone's Camera Control Button As Easy As Pressing It
If you rarely use the Camera Control button on your iPhone and find it annoying, you can disable it with just a few quick taps in the Settings menu.
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5 Ways To Use Your Steam Deck's USB-C Port
Luckily for gamers everywhere, the Steam Deck includes a USB-C port, allowing for plenty of add-ons and gadgets. Here are five uses for this coveted port.
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Can TSA's X-Ray Scanners Damage Camera Film?
Film photography is breathtaking, but unprocessed film is extremely sensitive to radiation. This poses a particular issue for photographers traveling by plane.
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Every Netflix User Should Know About These Secret Codes
Netflix users know that the streaming platform categorizes its genres broadly. But did you know that Netflix is also home to a trove of hidden genre labels?
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Does China's Biggest Dam Actually Slow Down The Earth's Rotation?
Megastructures have big impacts on the world — namely the people around and the environment they affect. However, this one structure may be doing even more.
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5 Top Rated Wireless Headphones For Less Than $100
Whether it's for work, travel, or entertainment, a good pair of headphones is essential. These are the five best wireless headphones under $100.
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This Useful New Android Feature Can Make Your Life Easier (If You Can Find It)
Getting a new phone is typically fun, save for transferring data between a new and old device. Luckily, thanks to Google, things are getting easier.
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How Do Black Holes Form? This New Study Offers An Answer
Black holes are among the most intriguing cosmic bodies, but we know little about their origins. The Pop III.1 model explains how they may have formed.
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10 Smart Home Gadgets That Will Give Your Outdoor Areas An Upgrade
These devices are easy to use and don't demand a degree in tech-wizardry. They offer reliable design and clever tricks rather than flashy gimmicks.
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Is It Really Possible To 'Teleport' Information Using Quantum Entanglement?
While we're far away from beaming around like 'Star Trek,' innovation of communications technology has become the closest thing to true teleportation.
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Here's What The Tiny Holes Near Your Phone's Charging Port Are For
While we're busy with cutting-edge features, there's parts of our phone's physical design we don't understand, like those mysterious tiny holes.
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Do Electric Vehicles Need Special Tires?
EVs generally require special tires which tend to be more expensive, but there are a lot of good reasons why that is the case. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Install Custom Fonts On Your MacBook Or iMac
MacBooks support a wide range of custom fonts, but you need to download them first. Here's a guide to downloading and installing custom fonts on Macs.
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Amazon's Bestselling USB Accessory Is Just $17 And It's Packed With Features
This USB accessory retails on Amazon for just $17 but punches well above its weight. If you have a laptop with a USB-C port, this is a must-have.
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Think Someone Is Tracking Your iPhone? Here Are 4 Warning Signs To Look Out For
Hackers can secretly install malware on your iPhone to track you; however, your phone may still show some warning signs. Here are some common ones.
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5 Essential Android Apps You Should Be Using In 2025
There are millions of apps on the Google Play Store, but if you want to transfer files, manage passwords, and more, there are five you need for your Android.
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Court Documents Show T-Mobile Knew About This Threat To Its Users For Years
SIM swap scams involve criminals convincing mobile carriers to port a number to a new SIM, and T-Mobile is under fire for not doing enough to prevent them.
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Why Your MacBook Won't Install The Latest macOS (And How To Fix It)
Planning to update your Mac to the latest version of macOS, but facing errors along the way? Here are some quick and easy ways to fix the problem.
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You Can Still See Deleted Reddit Posts - Here's How
Reddit posts can disappear due to self-deletion or moderator censorship. However, there are several ways to access and read deleted Reddit posts.
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If you don't want to pay a hefty subscription fee for Adobe Illustrator, or you're overwhelmed by the feature set, here are some of the best free alternatives.
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How To Tell If Someone Is Spying On Your Wi-Fi Network
There are ways to check and monitor network activity on your home Wi-Fi, which can help shield yourself bad actors looking to steal personal information.
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The latest and greatest in DSLRs will always cost a pretty penny, but the used market holds a surprising number of deals for hobbyists and pros alike.
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5 Settings That Are Ruining Your Steam Deck Experience
While the Steam Deck works fairly well out of the box, a bit of tinkering and testing between your games can help optimize the system for the best performance.
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