Our own write-ups of the latest Android phone news and reviews, sourced from the best in the industry.
LG WebOS TVs lack a native Jellyfin app, but you can sideload a community‑built version to stream your media library. This guide walks you through the steps, performance expectations and why the tweak matters for Android‑centric households.
Many Windows users never use keys like Caps Lock, Scroll Lock or the function keys. By remapping them with Microsoft PowerToys you can turn idle keys into shortcuts, media controls or custom text inserts – saving time and avoiding accidental keystrokes.
Apple’s iOS 27 adds a built‑in “Notify Me” tool to Safari that can watch any web page for price changes, restocks or other updates and ping you on iPhone, iPad or Mac – no extra apps required.
Apple Diagnostics helps you pinpoint hardware faults on a MacBook. This guide explains how to access the tool on both Apple‑silicon and Intel models, what it can test, and the next steps if the test passes or fails.
A surprisingly common issue sees the throw‑away guest SSID delivering higher speeds than the primary home network. Over‑engineered security and traffic‑shaping settings can choke performance. Learn the UK‑focused steps to streamline your main Wi‑Fi without sacrificing protection.
The Raspberry Pi’s versatility is unrivaled, but picking the wrong operating system can stall even the simplest build. This guide breaks down the major OS choices, their strengths, and which projects they suit best – so you can start your Pi adventure on the right foot.
Instead of letting a high‑resolution monitor gather dust, you can convert it into a fully functional smart TV with a few inexpensive accessories – perfect for UK bedroom setups and contract‑deal seekers.
Most UK broadband routers ship with UPnP enabled for “plug‑and‑play” convenience, but the lack of authentication makes it a gateway for malware. Learn how to disable it, what the risks are, and which Android devices are most exposed.
Verizon has added a low‑cost Simplicity plan to its unlimited lineup. We break down its features, compare it with the traditional myPlan tiers and explain when each option makes sense for single‑line users or families looking for phone upgrades.
A wave of quirky videos shows Samsung Galaxy users cooling their phones with air‑conditioners, plastic bags and even water baths while installing major Android updates – a practice Samsung warns is unnecessary and could risk the warranty.
Google Keep just got a hidden search shortcut that lets you dig through notes, lists and images instantly. Learn how to enable it, what it can locate and why it matters for busy Android users.
A quick tweak to Google Maps lets you tag, note and rank your favourite eateries, so you’ll never forget why you loved a place. Perfect for Android users hunting the next dinner spot.
Discover how Android’s Accessibility menu hides a suite of performance tweaks that can make your device feel snappier. Learn which settings to toggle, the impact on battery life, and why they matter for UK users hunting the best contract‑free experience.
Apple may soon launch a foldable iPhone Ultra, but Android already provides a mature ecosystem of book‑style and flip‑style devices. We break down the tech, form‑factor choices, pricing and durability so you can decide if an Android foldable is the smarter contract‑deal purchase.
Learn how to use iOS’s built‑in battery tools to identify power‑draining apps, tweak background refresh and location settings, and check battery health – all to keep your iPhone alive through a full day.
Apple’s iCloud storage tiers haven’t changed much since 2011, but the cost of extra space can add up. We compare the US‑priced plans, convert them to pounds, and weigh the benefits against Google One and other cloud options for UK users.
A step‑by‑step guide for Mac users on spotting drive trouble, running Disk Utility’s First Aid, checking SMART status and deciding when third‑party tools like DriveDx are worth the cost.
Android Auto may lower the volume of your favourite tunes when a notification or navigation cue arrives. The drop is usually intentional (audio ducking) or a hearing‑safety feature in Android 14. Learn what triggers it, how to tweak settings and whether you can stop it altogether.
Ottocast sells a range of plug‑in adapters that convert a car’s wired Apple CarPlay (or Android Auto) port into a wireless link. We break down how the devices work, which models suit different budgets and what UK drivers need to check before buying.
