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This Sony Bluetooth turntable is designed for people who are looking for an affordable and hassle-free way to enjoy vinyl records. Is it any good?

Do you have pictures on your Android that you don't want anybody to see? There is a trick: you can hide them so that only you can find them again.

If you are also hating the new look of Twitter desktop, you should know that we have found a way to get back the old version easily.

Apple has announced that it has purchased most of Intel's smartphone modem business. The sale is worth about a billion dollars!

The new update will allow users to be notified when they are in countries where LGBTQ relationships are considered illegal.

Litter-Robot 3 Connect is the self-cleaning litter tray that will relieve you (almost) from the task of cleaning, but it's not exactly cheap!

The organizing committee of the next Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020, extracted precious metals from recycled smartphones to create the new medals.

Gallery Go is a lightweight app, designed to work offline and takes up only 10MB of storage space on your smartphone or tablet.

True wireless earbuds that cost as little as bog-standard Apple EarPods are everywhere. I took a look some from Besdio to see if they are worth it.

The Mate 30 Pro has just been spotted live for the first time on Chinese public transport while running a cellular network connectivity test.

Here is the easiest way to avoid WhatsApp compression and send photos in their original quality on both Android and iOS

Last Wednesday was World Emoji Day. Many new emojis are coming soon. Meanwhile, FaceApp is popular again, but what does the app do with your data?

Remember when we were all talking about a possible Galaxy Note 10 without physical buttons? Well, the device existed, but Samsung has decided to cancel it.

Tinder seems to have decided to manage all payments outside of the Play Store to avoid giving a 30% cut on in-app purchases to Google.

Instagram is starting to hide the number of likes on some users' posts. Do you think this is a good change? Or will it lead to the end of Instagram?

Smart home devices are being targeted more and more often by hackers. Here are the steps you can take to defend your home!

Although Instagram is a accessible from almost any device, not all of them allow you to upload photos. Here's how to do it from your PC!

You need apps that can get the job done offline. So, we've put together a list of our favorites for news, notes, music, podcasts, travel and more.

Freeloaders on your Wi-Fi network can be detrimental to both speed and security, but you can monitor them and kick them out. Here's how.

In the world of Samsung, an update is causing problems this week. Meanwhile, Instagram is helping victims of bullying on the net.