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If you’re facing issues with your Samsung Android phone, or you want to sell or give it away to someone, you may want to reset your phone to the factory settings. Doing so erases all the settings and data on the phone. We’ll show you how to do it.

Android notifications are head and shoulders above iPhone notifications, but they’re certainly not perfect. You can improve them with a few of Android’s built-in features. We’ll show you the settings to tweak to make Android notifications even better.

The Pixel Buds Pro is Google’s new pair of high-end wireless earbuds, complete with all-day battery and great Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). Now you can get the Buds Pro on sale for $174.99, matching the previous all-time low price at $25 below the original cost.

The Stable Diffusion model can generate incredible AI art on your computer if you have enough graphics power. You also usually need to know how to use a command-line Terminal, but not with a new front-end called “Diffusion Bee.”

At Apple’s September 2022 iPhone event, there was a distinct lack of iPhone mini, leading many to speculate (us included) that the small form factor iPhone is well and truly dead. So why did Apple skip the mini this year, and are we forever stuck with bigger iPhones?

Android devices and Chromebooks have Nearby Share, allowing them to share files to other nearby devices without an additional app or service. Google is now rolling out a new feature for Nearby Share.

Under-display fingerprint scanners were supposed to be great. Just put your finger on the touch screen like you would anyway, and a built-in sensor unlocks the phone. That was the dream, but in reality, they’re worse than the alternatives.

Steve Jobs set the standard for product announcements in Apple Events. His keynote appearances became so popular that fans dubbed his speeches “Steve Notes.” Now, it’s a tradition for Apple to send colorful invitations to the press members for upcoming events, with a tagline teasing what’s to come.

It pays to know how to use some of your Mac’s more powerful features, even if they seem intimidating and complex at first glance. This can help you identify and fix problems, automate repetitive tasks, and speed up long-winded workflows.

The iPhone is extremely popular in the U.S., but it accounts for less than a quarter of all smartphones worldwide. While most people charge their phones with USB-C cables, the iPhone is stuck with Lightning. Will that change?