There are different ways to restart your Android phone without pressing and holding the physical power button. Here are two.

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Today’s retro recreations are so good at replicating the Game Boy’s look, feel, and portability. The problem is, my pockets are already occupied with my mobile supercomputer that contains my life ...

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The researcher and author Jean Twenge has a prescription for the harmful effects of screen time on children. If only parents would listen. By Catherine Pearson Jean Twenge’s three teenage daughters ...

Jannik Sinner’s phone might have given away a major development about his love life. The No. 1 men’s tennis player in the world reached the 2025 US Open quarterfinals with a dominant win over ...

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No, you're not seeing things: Your Android device sometimes displays a small green dot in the status bar. Likely nestled next to your battery icon, it comes and goes, but never seems to stick around.

In an ever-evolving world of smartphones, Samsung's devices, include foldable and flipable models with advanced AI features as well as high-tech, budget-friendly options. Whether you’re eyeing the ...

Let’s be honest: Your phone is a jerk. A loud, demanding, little pocket-size jerk that never stops buzzing, dinging, and begging for your attention. It’s the first thing you see in the morning and the ...

There’s that nagging voice again: “Put the phone away. No, really this time.” But we don’t; 84 percent of Americans say that they are online either several times a day or “almost constantly.” “On your ...