Your smartphone holds your entire life, making it a prime target for hackers and spies. Here's how to protect it.

Open a browser and go to Google Messages. Sign in with your Google account details. When you enter your Google login information, it shows a random emoji. Open the Messages app on your smartphone.

Mike Darnay is a digital producer and photojournalist at CBS Pittsburgh. Mike has also written and produced content for Vox Media and the Mon Valley Independent. He often covers overnight breaking ...

After a series of earthquakes hit the Philippines this past week, it’s a good time to check if your phone’s earthquake alerts are turned on. Both Android and iOS devices have built-in systems that can ...

By switching to your phone's dark theme, those pixels will be dimmer far more often and, in turn, save some juice. Also: The best power banks you can buy in 2025: Expert tested and reviewed How to: Go ...

Going wireless has never been easier in our cars, and if you want to give up on cables and use Android Auto and CarPlay without a cord, a new device helps you do this with several extras. Launched by ...

Google Messages is adding a trash folder for deleted texts, bringing it in line with iMessage and other messaging apps.

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 ...

Google Photos is working on a new AI-powered meme generator. The feature, currently referred to as “Me Meme,” allows users to insert their face into meme templates. It requires a backed-up reference ...

T-Mobile now supports free Text to 911 via Starlink satellites across remote U.S. areas, enabling any carrier’s compatible ...

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Managing the thousands of permits, parking spaces and rules regulating these assets on college campuses is increasingly being taken up by technology. “Parking has come a long way. At one time permits ...