Android Auto, while useful, is something we never think about. After setting up Android Auto on the car, most of us only use it for navigation, music, and receiving calls while in the car. But there’s more to it. Android Auto was designed to be more flexible and fun, making car rides more exciting. With

Following Tuesday’s event, new Liquid Glass icons for Apple Store, Clips, GarageBand, iMovie, Keynote, Numbers, and Pages have surfaced on Apple’s iPhone tech spec pages. The new icons appear on the iPhone 16 tech specs page despite that model having no hardware changes, and existing users will presumably see the new icons in app updates

I’ve been a Kindle Paperwhite user for more than a decade, and I love how the device gives me a distraction-free way to read. But you’re mostly locked into Amazon’s ecosystem, and even simple things like sending an article or organizing your books can get frustrating. Your reading habit can get just a little bit

It’s September, and that means a new iPhone is about to hit the market. Apple announced the details surrounding its newest iPhone models this week, with presales starting on September 12 and the release happening on Friday, September 19. At first glance, the iPhone 17 doesn’t look much different than its predecessor, the iPhone 16.

For years, I switched between different apps to manage my digital life. I had one for managing my files (OneDrive), another for writing documents (Word), and a completely different one for my calendar (Gmail). My passwords lived in a separate tool, my VPN was a standalone service, and I managed my email through a third

Google’s Gemini AI app on a smartphone is a powerful ally in everyday usage. Just like ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot, you can ask the chatbot to write a cover letter for you, create a recipe in seconds based on a few simple prompts, and even plan a road trip.  However, it’s the Gemini Live part

Many schools are making an effort to go phone-free after multiple studies found kids learn better, face less bullying and interact more with other students when they’re not distracted by the devices during class time. The idea is getting traction. A recent NBC News poll found 79% of adults either strongly or somewhat support states’

WhatsApp for Android has been hit with a frustrating bug over the past day or so that’s preventing users from opening PDF files properly. Instead of showing the usual suspects like Adobe Reader, Google Drive, or Canva when you tap on a PDF, the app picker is serving up completely random options like wallet apps,