Why Don’t U.S. Sony Phones Have Fingerprint Sensors?
In the U.S., Sony smartphones don’t have fingerprint sensors, but elsewhere in the world they do. Why don’t American Sony phones have fingerprint sensor tech?
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Your Guide to Childproofing an Android Device
Childproofing your phone means you won’t have sticky fingers all over your important apps. Here’s how to make sure your child can’t get into your phone.
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Someone Hacked John Legend’s Twitter Account
If someone as famous as John Legend is prone to online scams and hacking, what are you doing to protect yourself from malicious attacks?
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What Happens to Your Battery Life as Your Phone Ages?
If you've been worrying about how you can extend the life of your Android cell phone, you should begin by extending the life of its battery. Here's how.
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Here’s Why You Have to Use Airplane Mode on an Airplane
Flying in an airplane demands that you use “airplane mode.” So, what's the deal with airplane mode, and is it really necessary? Find out now.
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The 12 Best WhatsApp Features You May Not Know About
You use WhatsApp all the time but chances are you aren't using it to its full potential. Find out how to save space, mute a group, and more.
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How Much Space are Those Unread Emails Consuming?
Are you one of those people who lets thousands and thousands of emails pile up in your inbox? If so, you might be losing more space than you realize.
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Which Airline Has the Best App for Android?
Flying can give you seemingly endless options for traveling, including multiple airline choices and their partnering travel apps. Which ones are the best?
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These Are the Best Smartphones for Gaming in 2017
Do you live to game? If so, you need an Android smartphone that can stand up to the heat of battle. These top picks won't wilt under pressure.
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Google Researchers Cracked Trusted Internet Security Tool
Google shattered SHA-1, a decades-old algorithm still widely used despite warnings. Now, the remaining users have three months to update.