Your Phone Is Getting Slower, but It’s Your Fault Too One of the most common complaints people have about phones is they get slower over time. At first, it’s snappy and quick, but then six months later it feels sluggish. There are a few things to blame here—including you.
Read moreSIM swapping is one of the most dangerous phone hacks – And it’s on the rise SIM swapping schemes are on the rise. Here are ways to protect your online accounts and finances.
Read moreWhy You Should Upgrade Your Android Phone Every Two Years – Review Geek Common wisdom says that you should avoid replacing your phone until it’s broken or unusable. But common wisdom isn’t always right. Due to the poor support cycles offered by manufacturers, most Android phones should be replaced after two years of their launch date.
Read moreHow to Speed Up a Slow iPhone Since “upgrading” your iPhone isn’t possible without buying another one, it can be frustrating when your smartphone begins to slow down. So how do you know if it’s the natural aging process or not, and what exactly can you do about it?
Read more15 Essential Shortcuts to Add to Your Android Home Screen Go beyond widgets with these quick links to your most-used apps’ important features.
Read moreHow to See Which Android Apps Are Taking Up the Most Space We typically think of photos, videos, and music as the things that take up space on our Android phones. However, apps and games require precious storage space too. We’ll show you how to see which apps use the most.
Read moreSamsung’s Mid-Range Phones Prove You Don’t Need a Flagship Smartphone When buying a new phone, it’s easy to think the most expensive option is the best available. Why wouldn’t it be? That extra money has to go somewhere. But if you went for a Galaxy S21 ahead of the significantly cheaper Galaxy A52S, you may have made a big mistake.
Read moreBad news: Verizon just announced data caps on all 5G hotspots Verizon’s new C-Band spells the end of unlimited 5G hotspots in its wireless plans
Read moreWhy Do People Want Stock Android on Their Phones? You’ve seen people wax lyrical about “stock” Android online, but you’re not entirely sure what that means. The short answer is that it’s “pure” Android straight from Google, but that doesn’t explain why so many hardcore Android fans love it.
Read moreHow to Send Links to a Windows PC From Your Android Phone Windows and Android are both extremely popular. Naturally, many people use both platforms on a daily basis. We’ll show you how to send links between your phone and PC with Microsoft’s Your Phone app, which is built into Windows 11 and Windows 10.
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