Smartphones

Rokas Tenys/Shutterstock Each time you need to search for a sensitive topic or are using Google Chrome on a shared phone or library computer, your first instinct may be to switch right into Incognito Mode. And why wouldn’t you? This browsing mode is designed to protect your privacy and security as it prevents Google Chrome

QubixStudio/Shutterstock Almost 16 years into the Android operating system’s existence, the release of Android 15 is upon us. Though Google has long since stopped using alphabetically sequenced dessert/confectionary-themed nicknames for each version in any kind of prominent way, they still exist as internal code names. Because those code names arrived more often than each full version

Rokas Tenys/Shutterstock For years, Apple has positioned the iPhone as a somewhat aspirational product. When it first launched the iPhone, Apple revolutionized smartphones as we know it and made touchscreen the standard for smartphones everywhere. On the other hand, Apple sells most of its devices at a premium price point, which makes it less affordable to the

We all have that one friend who always happens to lose their stuff more often than they’d like. It doesn’t matter whether it’s an item as important as their phone or something as trivial as a pen — it won’t take long before they misplace it. If you’re that friend and have had enough of

valiantsin suprunovich/Shutterstock There are times when you take several photos at an event using your mobile phone in an attempt to capture something memorable, only to regret the decision later, wishing you shot a video instead. These days, short reels make for better and more captivating content on social media. So, what do you do