Waze has long been one of the most reliable alternatives to Google Maps, which is why Google acquired it over a decade ago. But Google has left it out to dry for nearly a year with broken Assistant integration. The solution? Remove it altogether.

Plugable did it again with its latest 40W Dual USB-C Charger. Delivering 40W from a single USB-C port, or 20W when both are in use, this charger now has a permanent place in my tech bag.

It's official. Apple has just announced the date for this year's WWDC (Worldwide Developer Conference), kicking off the event with a big keynote on June 9th. The event will run through June 13th at Apple Park.

MagSafe products are awesome, and while the technology hasn't seen mass adoption yet on other devices under the Qi 2 umbrella, it's a great improvement to your standard wireless charging experience. If you have an iPhone with MagSafe, this 3-in-1 pad from Belkin is just what you need—and it's heavily discounted, too.

eReaders revolutionized how we consume books, offering a lightweight, paper-like reading experience that once felt like the future of digital literature. For years, they were the preferred choice for book enthusiasts seeking convenience, portability, and reduced eye strain.

A long time ago, in smartphones that looked very different, there were SD card slots for expanding storage. That’s a long-lost feature, but it’s still surprisingly easy to use external physical storage with your iPhone or Android phone.

Not everyone wants to spend a ton of money on wireless earbuds. Some people just want something that does the job at the gym and don't really care for things such as active noise cancellation. If you're part of that crowd, and you have an iPhone, these Beats Solo Buds are down to a really good price.

Anker hit it out of the park with its Prime 6-in-1 200W USB-C charger. Delivering 100W from two USB-C ports simultaneously or splitting the power bill four ways and still kicking 65W out of two ports, this charger is the one to beat when it comes to powering your setup with a single wall outlet.

There's one thing that almost every Android and iPhone owner has in common: we all wish we used our phones less. There are countless methods for decreasing screen time, but they're often convoluted. I'll show you one simple trick that gets the job done.

Pebble is back with a pair of new smartwatches—the $150 Core 2 Duo and $225 Core Time 2. Unfortunately, iPhone owners who buy these smartwatches will miss out on a lot of important functionality.

Buying a used phone can save you money, but it also comes with its own set of risks and potential issues. You could end up with a stolen device, a phone with no warranty, or one that has been repaired multiple times. So, you should think carefully before purchasing a pre-owned device.

If you're a Linux user who also rocks an iPhone you probably noticed Apple doesn't go out of its way to integrate with the Linux system. Thanks to KDE Connect, you can make them play nice with each other. Here's how to get started.

It's become incredibly common for tech publications (and people on Reddit) to give out blanket advice to skip the base iPad and buy an iPad Air instead. I'm here to tell you that for most people, most of the time, the base iPad is more than you actually need.

The iPhone has a great camera with multiple modes for both photos and videos, but performing the same actions can become repetitive after a while.

2025 is the year I was determined to keep a journal. And, instead of having to spend money monthly on an app like Day One, I decided to give Obsidian a try. There's no going back.

It's always good to see companies stay on top of zero-days—you can't help them, but you want to minimize the amount of users that can be affected by this. Now, Apple has just fixed a zero-day vulnerability on WebKit, and it's actually a pretty interesting one.

New iPhones updates are automatically enabling AI-powered Apple Intelligence functionality, even for people who already switched it off. It’s not clear if this is a bug or intended behavior, but either way, it’s getting to be annoying.

While silly Monty Python songs about processed meat may be fun, unwanted marketing calls and emails are not. I'm sick of getting calls from unrecognized numbers, only for them to turn out to be telling me that I've been in an accident that wasn't my fault. I thought there may be a way the Shortcuts app could help.

The Sharge Retractable 65 combines a 65W power adapter and a retractable 27-inch (70cm) USB-C cable into a single portable charging experience. It trades an ultra-compact size for more convenience, but for plenty of people, myself included, I think it finds the right balance.