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Some of the most useful smartphone features are hidden away in your settings menu, which means you might not have tried them out yet. To help you get more from your mobile, we’ve rounded up 10 need-to-know tips. Whether you’re using an Apple iPhone or an Android smartphone, you can easily configure your gadget so that it bats away scam texts or helps you reduce your screen time. If you want to make better use of your phone, have a look at our advice on dealing with distractions, improving usability and keeping your personal information secure. Which? Best Buy mobile phones – if you’re...

How to scan a QR code Pocket-lint (Pocket-lint) - QR Codes are small square black and white matrix barcodes that contain certain information, such as a website address, app, password or images.  When scanned with your phone, the QR Code will take you directly to a specific webpage, menu, payment screen, app, or offer specific information unique to the code. QR stands for Quick Response with the idea being that when the code is scanned, the information it provides is instant and what you are looking for. QR Codes are everywhere. You might find a QR Code on top of a menu, taking you to a payme...

Microsoft revealed this week that it has finalized Windows 10 version 21H1 and will soon begin deploying it to customers.

Source: iMore That is all there is to it! After calibration, your Apple TV will automatically display the perfect colors for your TV, so your movies and shows will look their absolute best at all times. No longer will you have to suffer through navigating your TV's clunky menu system or resorting to paying a professional for calibration. Even if you don't like the results, you can switch at any time with just a few clicks, so it's certainly worth trying out. Questions? Have any questions about using the Color Balance feature on your Apple TV? How have your results been? Let us know in the com...

With data tethering, you can use your mobile internet on your PC, laptop, or tablet. All you need is an Android phone!  Need an internet connection for your PC or laptop, but do not have access to public Wi-Fi? The solution is simple: connect your smartphone's mobile internet connection to your PC. This process is known as tethering. This week the discussion continues the discussion on tethering. 2. Use Bluetooth tethering with mobile internet Another way to share your mobile internet connection to a PC or tablet is to use Bluetooth. The short-range wireless technology has enough bandwidth t...