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November 15, 2023
Are you ready to unleash the full potential of your iPhone 15 or 15 Pro? With iOS 17, Apple has introduced a plethora of features and settings that can
June 30, 2023
At least as much a portable speaker as it is a projector, the Nomvdic X300 is designed for casual use in either role, whether listening to music at a picnic or watching movies projected on a handy blank wall or the side of a camper.
April 6, 2023
In this article, we'll walk you through the steps on how to share your location on Android, from enabling location services to choosing who to share your
February 22, 2023
All users of Google Chrome can now enjoy its new Memory and Energy Saver Modes. On devices using the most recent version of its Chrome desktop web browser, Google has launched optimization tools to increase battery life and memory use.
November 19, 2022
American tech giant Apple is introducing a true power-saving mode for the Apple Watch in the latest watchOS 9 update, extending the watchs battery life when necessary.
November 1, 2021
As a GPS and location tracking app, Life360 is not designed to stay in one place. It tracks your every move and provides accurate data on where, when, and how fast youre moving. Regardless, there are times when you
January 11, 2021
Lenovo Introduces IdeaPad 5G, Lenovo Tab P11, and More Ways to Connect You Plus, Amazon Alexa Show Mode debuts on select Lenovo PCs! Digital transformation is now more personal than ever during the new normal – renewing our collective desire for levity and to get more things done from home. Although our everyday lives have changed, we can still watch the latest movies, applaud our kids’ teachers or cheer on coworkers via connected technologies from home. Smarter Lenovo™ consumer pro...
December 15, 2020
How to Properly Care for Your Phone in the Cold You’ve seen it before: you pull your phone out of your pocket after an hour of skiing only to discover that the battery has gone from fully charged to 50 per cent. The lithium-ion batteries that our cell phones depend on aren’t designed to withstand extreme temperatures. Apple suggests that iPhones perform best between the range of 0 and 35 C. In frigid temperatures, your phone can randomly shut off, which doesn’t help in emerge...