Samsung's Note, A-series, and S-series devices include several safety measures. One of these safety measures includes an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. Another one is built-in ...

PowerToys comes with an option called Screen Ruler. As it denotes, it displays a ruler on demand. To show a ruler on screen using PowerToys, follow these steps: Open the PowerToys app on your computer ...

Years ago, Samsung put a secret WiFi menu in the settings of its phones, and accessing it can put a wide variety of features right at your fingertips. We'll show you how. Accessing the feature is ...

If you're a Galaxy phone user, Samsung warns that you need to activate some new features as soon as you can. Also: Phone theft is on the rise - 7 ways to protect your device before it's too late One ...

Losing your phone is definitely a bummer, and it can happen to anyone. That sudden panic when you realize your Samsung device isn’t where it should be is the worst. But don’t worry too much! There are ...

T-Mobile may be spying on your phone, but it's not as bad as it sounds. Earlier this week, T-Mobile users started noticing an ominously titled feature called "screen recording tool" appear in their ...

Samsung has released several models of the Galaxy Watch, each with its own unique features and specifications which can sometimes confuse users, checking out this post on how to decode Samsung galaxy ...

The toggle to enable the Screen-off Fingerprint Unlock feature is missing from Android 16 Beta 4, but it’s still possible to enable it via a hidden command. Screen-off Fingerprint Unlock allows Pixel ...

It happens when you are in line at the bank, riding on a plane from the row behind, getting coffee, or hanging out waiting for a friend when a modern-day snoop strikes. Sometimes an innocent invasion ...

I have a A52s Android phone, I have ALS desease, I am trying to control my phone on my laptop using TOBII EYE TRACKER 5. I cant move my hands so it is impossible for me to unlock my phone from SCRCPY, ...

People love to hate their phones. After all, smartphones are an easy culprit of a collective sense of digital despair. They’re devices designed for doomscrolling, portals to a media ecosystem ...