How to Reverse Tether Your PC’s Internet Connection to Android People often “tether” their computers to their smartphones, sharing the phone’s data connection—which you’re more likely to have—with their PC. “Reverse tethering” is the opposite—sharing your Windows 10 or 11 PCs internet connection with your Android phone. Here’s how it works.
Read more10 Mistakes New Android Users Make Android phones and tablets are chock full of great features, but that’s both a blessing and a curse. There’s probably a lot of things you don’t know about, and maybe even some things you’re doing wrong. Let’s fix some mistakes.
Read moreHow To Pick The Best Cell Service To Get Coverage In Your Area It pays to look into the coverage each cellular provider offers in your area to ensure you get the best and most stable connection.
Read moreDoes a Plain Black Background Wallpaper Really Save Battery? In a world where you can have 3D scenes rendered in real time as your smartphone’s background, plain black wallpaper isn’t the most eye-catching option. However, black backgrounds can offer battery life improvements over colored wallpaper… or can they?
Read moreDid You Know Your Samsung Phone Has a Hidden Anti-Theft Feature? Here’s How to Enable It Losing your phone doesn’t have to put your data at risk. Here’s how to set up the little-known anti-theft feature on Samsung Galaxy devices.
Read moreYour Android Phone May Have a Secret Button: Here’s How to Use It Did you know that a lot of Android phones have a hidden button on the back? Here’s how to set it up and use it.
Read moreApple’s Biggest Mistake: Bring Back the Headphone Jack Apple is famous for calling an early end to useful tech in its devices. Floppy disks, optical drives, USB-A ports, and more were given the boot years before users were ready. However, the company has a unique opportunity to reverse one of its worst decisions and bring back the headphone jack.
Read moreHow to Find Your iPhone From an Android Device iPhones have a built-in tracking solution, Find My iPhone, that’s enabled by default. Assuming you haven’t gone out of your way to enable it, you can use Find My iPhone to find your iPhone—even from an Android device. You can have Android track your lost iPhone in quite a few ways.
Read more12 Siri Features You Should Be Using on Your iPhone Apple has slowly been improving Siri over the years, but the voice assistant still has a relatively poor reputation compared to the competition. Remembering to use Siri involves knowing some of the more useful commands, so here is a selection of our favorites.
Read moreHow to Add a Printer to an iPhone or iPad Trying to link your printer to your iPhone or iPad? Here’s what you need to do.
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