15 Useful iPhone Features You Probably Aren't Using

February 15, 2023

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The aptly named bloodwood tree “bleeds” a dark red sap when the bark is cut and it pools and coagulates over bark damage much like human blood seals over wounds.

Happy Wednesday! T-Mobile is preparing to shut down its legacy 2G network, following the end of 3G service. Meanwhile, Google Fiber is rolling out 5 gigabit internet.

In the software world, Mozilla has shared another look at the upcoming Thunderbird mail client redesign. Exciting stuff!

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There are so many features built into your iPhone that it can be easy to overlook some of the more useful ones. But these tricks can make using your iPhone simpler, faster, and more pleasant, so they’re worth a second glance. Read More »

Build better brushing habits with this smart rechargeable electric toothbrush from Quip for just $60. The built-in Bluetooth® Smart Motor automatically tracks your brushing habits and allows you to redeem amazing rewards through the smartphone app such as gift cards to shop at your favorite online retailers.Check it out!

Notepad++ is a popular editor on Windows, but it doesn’t have official Linux support. However, running Notepad++ on Linux isn’t impossible either, and we’ll show you how. We’ll also show you some noteworthy alternatives to consider in case our workarounds don’t suit you. Read More »

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Round out your gaming setup with a trio of accessories as part of the Logitech Gaming Gear Sale, running until February 16. Logitech’s G502 Lightspeed Wireless Optic Gaming Mouse, G915 Lightspeed Full-Size Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, and G PRO X Wireless DTS Headphones are everything you need to game comfortably at up to $52 off. Read More »

Thinking of picking up one of the new Samsung Galaxy S23 models releasing Friday? It might be a good idea to pick up a new phone charger, as well. While you can use any old USB brick lying around your house, more likely than not you won’t be able to achieve the best charging speed with it.

Instead, pick up Spigen’s USB-C charger. This small brick will give you up to 30W of power, so you can charge your S23 up quick. The small size also makes the charger easy to throw into a bag or purse.

Mozilla is hard at work on an overhaul of the Thunderbird mail client, with at least one major update planned for 2023. We’ve already seen mockups of the updated interface, but now there’s more to check out. Read More »

USB flash drives can be formatted to work as bootable drives, functioning as everything from Windows install disks to recovery software. However, they also have some limitations, which can be overcome with the right drive and software. Read More »

If you’re shopping for a microphone or audio interface, you’ve probably seen the term phantom power. But what exactly is phantom power, where does it come from, and do you need it to power your microphone? Read More »

Google Fiber, the residential and commercial fiber internet service, currently maxes out at speeds of 2 gigabits in the handful of regions where it’s available. Google is now pushing that to 5 gigs. Read More »

Love Linux? You’ll want to get a laptop built with the open-source operating system in mind, instead of settling for a Windows laptop and having to do the installation yourself. These five picks work with Linux right out of the box. Read More »

You can get a great set of headphones without spending a fortune, you just need to know what you’re looking for. The headphones we’ve gathered here perform well beyond what you’d expect from the price tag. Read More »

Enthusiast gamers have been overclocking their desktop systems for ages, but now that gaming laptops offer serious gaming performance there’s interest in doing the same for mobile gaming PCs. However, is there any worthwhile headroom in the world of laptops? Read More »

With the release of the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition in 2021, Amazon introduced the first Kindle with wireless charging. If you have any other Kindle, here’s how to add wireless charging to it. Read More »

Whether you’re looking for a reliable temporary power source or the best solution to going off the grid, BLUETTI’s AC200MAX Expandable Power Station is a fantastic choice with two major caveats—price and size. Read More »

Most carriers in the United States shut down their 3G networks in 2022, and 2G a few years before that, but T-Mobile has been an exception. The carrier has kept 2G functioning all this time, but it won’t for much longer. Read More »

For years, research has circulated that LED lights are more energy-efficient and better for the environment. But can these light bulbs really save you money? Read More »

If you’ve ever had to maneuver a pot holder or tea towel around a hot bowl of soup you just microwaved, you know it’s a real pain. Plus, that soup’s splatter is now all over the top of your appliance. Basically, it’s all a mess, but there’s a clever kitchen gadget that can help. Read More »

Canned foods are affordable and convenient but tend to have a bad reputation when it comes to health and wellness. Like all foods, it’s about recognizing the ingredients and understanding what you are eating. Read More »

Lenovo introduced its ThinkPad T16 Gen 1 laptop as the perfect device for work-hard, play-hard professionals. It’s true this laptop can multitask like nobody’s business, but a few omissions feel like missed opportunities. Read More »

The running joke about Target is that you can’t step foot inside without doing serious damage to your wallet. That’s still probably true thanks to the retailer’s impressive array of quality goods, but there is a clever way to save a bit while you load up your cart. Read More »

Dogs are amazing companions, but their playful behavior can sometimes make it challenging to keep your home clean and tidy, to say the least. Shedding fur, drooling, spilling water, and food can be a constant source of frustration for many dog owners. That being said, there are many products out there that can make your home a little less messy. Read More »

The Android operating system has been around for a long time, and it’s used by millions and millions of people. Naturally, quite a few myths have cropped up over the years. Are any of these common myths actually true? Read More »