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Five Ad Blocker Hacks Every Android User Should Know (opens the original)
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Ads are everywhere on Android. For most of us, the answer is either to sit through the ad, or pay up for a service's "premium" tier. While services like YouTube Premium can genuinely be worth it, they aren't for every app. Thankfully, there are options: All you need are free apps or extensions, easily available from the Play Store or alternative app stores, including one option that can block virtually all ads on Android. If you want a single app that blocks everything, start with the aptly name
10 Keyboard Hacks Every iPhone User Should Know (opens the original)
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On the surface, the iPhone keyboard looks like it did a decade ago, but underneath, much has changed. In addition to the hidden features that have existed for years, Apple has slowly added features and gestures that make typing a bit easier. If you're still shaking your iPhone to undo text, it's time to dig deeper. These 10 hacks can help you make the most of typing on your iPhone. Typing on an iPhone’s glass surface can feel a bit lifeless, especially if you’re used to typing on mechanical keyb
10 Hacks Every Google Photos User Should Know (opens the original)
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Google Photos doesn't have to be one of those things that you set up and forget. Despite its initial simplicity, Google Photos is full of settings and features you can configure to make the app work better for you. With these hacks, you can manage a massive photo library, reduce cloud storage, hide pictures of your ex, and disable AI in search. If you feel like you’re going to run out of cloud storage space, and you don’t care about backing up photos and videos at the best quality possible, try
Six Ways the iPhone Duo Has an Edge Over Android Foldables (opens the original)
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I've followed the foldable smartphone space for seven years now, but I’ve still never wanted to buy one. But the iPhone Duo is making me doubt my convictions, and not just because I’m an iPhone user. Until now, foldable smartphones felt like a work in progress to me, requiring a sacrifice or two (or three) with either the hardware or the software. But with the launch of the iPhone Duo, it feels like this everything is finally coming together. Apple's hardware and the software appear to be workin
iPhones Are Getting More Expensive, but AirPods Are Cheaper Than Ever (opens the original)
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RAMageddon is real, and it’s finally come for the iPhone. Thanks to the ever-increasing costs of memory and storage, the prices of virtually all tech products are going up. A couple of months ago, Apple increased the pricing for the Mac and the iPad, by a couple of hundred dollars. Now, it’s the iPhone’s turn: Suddenly, all the iPhones are now $100 more expensive than they were yesterday, and the newly announced models are $100 more expensive than last year. But it’s not all doom and gloom. The
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