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iPhone 15: All The Available Colors (And Prices)
The all-new iPhone 15 is ready to launch. It comes in several new colors, has loads of new features, and the price is not that far off from previous models. -
How To Use The Double Tap Feature On Your Apple Watch (And Why You Should)
The Apple Watch Series 9 will be including a one-handed gesture for the first time, allowing users to interact with the device with only one hand. -
The Apple Watch Feature That'll Make It Easy To Keep Track Of An Urgent Email
Do you forget to reply to emails after swiping away the notification on your Apple Watch? With this feature, you can ensure that doesn't happen. -
The iPhone Feature You'll Be Glad To Know About When Doing Some Heavy Reading
If reading small text on an iPhone is difficult, you have a hidden magnifying glass tool you likely didn't know about. -
5 Common Ways To Fix Android's USB Tethering Issues
If you don't have access to Wi-Fi on your PC, you can plug your Android phone into a USB port and use its mobile data via tethering. It can be tricky, though. -
The Hidden Features Of Your Android Phone's Camera
Your smartphone camera might have even more features than you think. Here are some of our favorite hidden features in your camera and how to access them. -
How To Reset Your Home Screen On Android
Is your Android phone's home screen being unresponsive? Or has it gotten overcrowded? Here's how you can put it back as it was. -
How To Turn Your iPhone's Keyboard Into A Trackpad
Apple has baked a hidden feature into its iPhones that allows users to maneuver through on-screen text where they want to make edits. -
How To Clean Your Apple Watch
Your Apple Watch helps take care of you, so now it's time to take care of it. Here's how to clean your Apple watch and what to use to make it shiny and new. -
What's Behind The Cause Of Northern Lights? Aurora Borealis Explained
The fascinating greenish-yellow lights are a major tourist attraction. Here's how the Sun and Earth combine to deliver this phenomena. -
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. -
5 Secret WhatsApp Features You Need To Know About
WhatsApp is adding new features all the time. There are so many, you might lose track of them, so we've collected the best lesser-known features. -
Why Your Windows Computer Keeps Freezing: 5 Common Reasons And Solutions
If you find your Windows PC is frequently freezing or crashing, we have a few suggestions that might help you find and eliminate any issues. -
Android Auto Wireless: How To Tell If Your Phone And Car Are Compatible
Android Auto is a great way to access your content in your car, but it's even better when it's wireless. Here's how to tell if you can enjoy the wireless life. -
Is It Safe To Leave Your Laptop Plugged In All The Time? Here's What We Know
How much charge is too much charge for your laptop? Here we take a look at whether or not it is safe to leave your laptop plugged in at all time. -
8 Of The Best Samsung Galaxy S23 Hidden Features
Some lesser-known Galaxy S23 features are hidden, or to put in other words, deeply embedded in the phone's settings section. -
What Is iPhone StandBy, And How Do You Use It?
One of the coolest features of the upcoming iOS 17 is its StandBy feature, which turns your iPhone into a smart display just like Echo or Google Home displays. -
When Does The Next iPhone Come Out? (Release Date And Early Expectations)
Apple is presumably announcing its next iPhone in the near future, but what do leakers and analysts currently have to say about the new model? -
5 Big Reasons You Shouldn't Switch From Android To iPhone
Been in the Android world for years but tempted to dip your toes into the world of Apple? Just make sure you won't miss any of these five things. -
Why Your iPhone Screen Dims Automatically (And How To Change It)
There are a few (legitimate) reasons why iPhones decide to change screen brightness. Thankfully, you can turn off all of those features. -
The 5 Best Hidden Features On Your iPhone 14 Pro
For those looking for additional functionality from their iPhone 14 Pro, these lesser known settings up the convenience and capability of your Apple device. -
5 Of The Most Reliable SSDs For Your PC
As antiquated hard disk drives are becoming less common in PC manufacturing, there are tons of fast and reliable solid state drives worth adding to your PC. -
Xbox Error Code 0x80190190 - What It Means, And 6 Possible Solutions
Sometimes Xbox can produce the pesky '0x80190190' error code, which unfortunately, can be prompted by a variety of issues - but there are some easy solutions. -
What Is The R1 CPU Found In Apple's Vision Pro Headset?
Apple's Vision Pro headset has two processors to run the operating system and sync it with your head movements. Here's everything we know about the R1 CPU. -
Changing These 5 Android Settings Will Make Your Phone Less Frustrating
Android phones, especially those from certain manufacturers or carriers, can be stuffed with bloatware and default settings that aren't doing you any favors. -
How To Uninstall Bloatware Apps On Your Android Phone
Bloatware gets installed on plenty of Android phones just before you walk out of the retailer or carrier's shop, but you can disable/delete those apps.
