How to improve sound quality on your Android phone during calls Posted on 28/09/2026 by Max Miller If you're struggling to hear the person on the other end, try these tweaks on your Android phone to improve your call quality.
How to use Android apps on your Windows PC (and why you might want to) Posted on 27/09/2026 by Max Miller With the right software, you can run Android apps on your Windows PC. Here's why you may want to and how to get it set up on your own computer.
Apple links landmarks on its Maps app to Hidden Histories podcast episodes Posted on 23/09/2026 by Mariella Moon Apple has added podcast guides for select US landmarks within Maps, discussing their histories and lesser-known stories.
The pros and cons of using a password manager over an authenticator app Posted on 23/09/2026 by Max Miller There's no perfect solution, but different authentication methods can work better in some circumstances than others.
iOS 27: How to hide or replace the audio button in iMessages Posted on 22/09/2026 by Max Miller The fact that the "send" button shares real estate with the "record" button can make dealing with iMessage aggravating.
Why are some songs grayed out on Apple Music (And how to fix it) Posted on 22/09/2026 by Max Miller If you've had some songs in your Apple Music app turn gray and become unavailable, there are some things you can try.
Discord rolls out its revised age verification policy Posted on 22/09/2026 by Anna Washenko It will offer several privacy-focused options for users who aren't automatically confirmed as adults.
Adobe Premiere mobile is now available on Android Posted on 22/09/2026 by Mariella Moon Adobe has released its Premiere editing app for Android, a year after its iOS launch.
What typically uses the most data on a smartphone? Posted on 21/09/2026 by Max Miller Unless it's connected to Wi-Fi all day every day, your smartphone is using up data almost constantly. Here's where your data is going.
How to use your phone as a remote for any smart TV Posted on 20/09/2026 by Max Miller Some phones have IR blasters to enable remote functions, but even if yours doesn't, you can do quite a lot over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.