Why random international numbers are calling you
Lesotho. Sudan. Bhutan. If you get a sudden phone call from these this week, it's a scam. Don't pick up or call back.
The latest in
Q&A
189 posts
You’ve got questions, and we have answers.
Can QR codes put you at risk of scams?
Ever since COVID, the QR code has returned, as we use it to check in at locations around the country. But is…
What is WiFi 6E?
There's a new version of WiFi coming this year, and it's not so much about speed, but about availability. What…
Do I really need internet security if I only use my phone?
We typically think of security for computers, and internet security for Windows and Mac, but what about phones:…
How chatbot scams work
You get a message pop up on your screen from a major brand saying you've won a prize. How do you know if it's…
Will older LG TVs see webOS 6?
There's a new version of LG's smart TV operating system coming, but if you have an old TV, or even one purchased…
Can repairers fix less popular phones?
Getting an iPhone or Galaxy fixed isn't hard, but what if you have some other phone: can repairers fix other…
What is Sony 360 Reality Audio?
Music that sounds like it's coming from more than just directed at your head is upon us, and it's not just Dolby…
Is the iPhone 12’s “Ceramic Shield” strong enough to resist scratches?
The entire iPhone 12 range includes a "Ceramic Shield" to protect an iPhone from knocks. Does it work for…
Why the AirPods Max might be pitched at audiophiles
The $899 cost of the AirPods Max is high, but if they're built more for audiophiles, that might justify the price.