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How Dual SIM Support Works in the New iPhone X Series
While dual SIM technology has been around for several years now, the new iPhone X series (XS, XS Max, and XR) marks the first time it's been available in an iPhone.
Google Keeps Pushing ChromeOS and Android Closer Together
A supposed merge of Android and Chrome OS has been rumored for years---to the point where some people believe one will eventually replace the other.
How to Make Android as Secure as Possible
Mobile security is a big deal, probably now more than ever.
Linux Apps Are Now Available in Chrome OS Stable, But What Does That Mean?
Chrome OS 69 just hit the stable channel and is currently rolling out to devices.
Google, Why Won't Maps Let Me Work from Home?
The year is 2018, and telecommuting is at an all-time high.
Wait, is it iPhone "XS" or iPhone "Xs"? 🤔
Apple just announced a trio of new phones with pretty silly names.
How Does "Water Cooling" Work in a Phone?
As phones get more powerful, they also generate more heat.
How to Powerwash Your Chromebook if You Get Locked Out
Like any digital device that's protected by some sort of passcode, there's a chance you could get locked out of your Chromebook.
How to Set Up and Use the Google Titan Key Bundle
Google recently released a set of two-factor authentication (2FA) security keys called the Titan Security Bundle.
How to Set Up Your Google Home to Use Two Languages
If you live in a bilingual household, you likely switch back and forth between both languages all throughout the day.
Google's "Minis" are the Closest Thing to Memoji We're Going to Get For Now
Emoji have opened new forms of communication---using little faces makes it easier to express sarcasm, sadness, and nearly any other emotion.
You Should Pay Attention to These Android Manufacturers if You Care About Updates
The Android update landscape is a disaster that has plagued the OS for years.
How to Stop Android's Keyboard from Censoring Your Messages
Sometimes you need to say what's on your mind using colorful language.
How to Juggle Multiple Google Calendars
If you only have one Google account, managing your calendar is pretty simple.
How to Set Up and Use Linux Apps on Chromebooks
Starting with version 69, Chrome OS users can use Linux applications.
How to Change SIM Cards in Android Phones
So you got a new phone, which means swapping your SIM card from the old to the new.
How to Set Up Whole House Audio Using Google Home
Having audio flow through your entire house is super cool.
How to Set Up Parental Controls on Chromebooks
Once upon a time, Chromebooks had built-in parental controls.
Can You Host a Web Server on Your Home Internet Connection?
Setting up a web server and hosting your own website can be a fun and challenging learning experience.
Six iPhone Features You Won't Find on Android
Android and iOS are in constant competition for unique features, but more often than not they just end up taking features from the other platform.