My iPad battery lasts for days with these 6 simple tricks By Shubham Agarwal last updated 29 July 22 Your iPad comes with plenty of power-saving options that can help you extend its battery life.
iOS 16: How to use Lockdown Mode By Shubham Agarwal last updated 12 January 23 Use the new Lockdown Mode on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to protect yourself from the most unyielding security threats out there.
These private browsers protect you from sneaky apps — time to drop Chrome? By Shubham Agarwal published 16 July 22 Brave and DuckDuckGo’s latest mobile browsers can protect you from sneaky app trackers. Here’s how to set them up.
How to (safely) share your logins and passwords By Shubham Agarwal published 10 July 22 There are many secure ways to share your password with someone other than texting or emailing them. Here are the best ones.
How to make Safari more private By Shubham Agarwal published 3 July 22 Safari can protect you from a host of internet threats. But you’ll have to turn on its advanced security options first. Here’s how to do it.
How to get macOS Ventura’s best features without the update By Shubham Agarwal published 2 July 22 macOS Ventura’s best features, such as Stage Manager and Continuity Camera, are available today on macOS Monterey and older versions with these third party apps.
I spent weeks with macOS Ventura — here are the hits and misses By Shubham Agarwal published 27 June 22 MacOS Ventura brings a slate of new handy features to your Mac, such as Stage Manager and Continuity Camera. But how well do these work in real-world use?
Google Pixel 6 revisited review By Shubham Agarwal published 20 June 22 Google has released a series of updates for the Pixel 6 to address a series of frustrating bugs. Have they fixed the Pixel 6 experience and is it worth picking up now?
Clean up your Mac — How to declutter your digital desktop By Shubham Agarwal published 18 June 22 It doesn’t take long for file and app clutter to get out of hand on your Mac. Use these tips and apps to fix that.
The new Apple was on full display at WWDC 2022 — one that gives people what they want By Shubham Agarwal published 11 June 22 Apple’s on a course correction, and at WWDC 22, it continued that trend with software features and hardware that people have been asking for ages
Android 13 hands-on impressions By Shubham Agarwal published 5 June 22 Android 13 is here and it brings several, new features and under-the-hood improvements. Here’s what we think of it so far.
Five years later, Face ID is still the iPhone’s worst feature By Shubham Agarwal published 4 June 22 Face ID doesn’t work in many situations, such as when your phone is sitting on your desk, or when your face is covered. Is it time for Apple to consider under-display fingerprint readers?
iPad vs. Chromebook: Which is better for work? By Shubham Agarwal published 29 May 22 The 9th Gen iPad and a Chromebook are some of the best computer options on a budget, but which one is best for work?
Apple’s Universal Control is a game-changer for Mac and iPad owners By Shubham Agarwal published 22 May 22 Universal Control lets you operate up to three Mac and iPad devices with one keyboard and mouse. How well does it work and how can you enable it?
I tried to work on Apple’s iPad 9 for a week — it didn’t go well By Shubham Agarwal published 14 May 22 Apple wants you to get work done on the iPad 2021. But when I tried to use it at my job for a week, I discovered a computing experience that’s more frustrating and less productive.
Can DuckDuckGo's privacy-first browser take on Google Chrome? By Shubham Agarwal published 7 May 22 DuckDuckGo’s new browser for Mac features a suite of privacy tools, including a cookie pop-up and tracker blocker. But is that enough to take on Google Chrome and Apple’s Safari?
iPhone 13 mini real-world battery life — How long does it really last? By Shubham Agarwal published 3 May 22 The new iPhone 13 mini comes equipped with a 10% larger battery than its predecessors. How does it actually perform in real-world tests?
iPhone 13 mini long-term review: The mini gets mightier By Shubham Agarwal last updated 9 August 22 Living with the iPhone 12 mini meant compromising on battery life. So what’s it like to use the iPhone 13 mini, which has a 10% larger battery? Here’s our long-term review.
How to remotely control your PC or Mac with your phone By Shubham Agarwal published 1 May 22 Remote desktop apps by Google and Microsoft can come in handy in a number of situations. Here’s how to use them to remotely access and control your PC or Mac with your phone.
7 game-changing Windows 10 and Windows 11 hidden features you should be using By Shubham Agarwal published 26 April 22 Windows 11 comes with plenty of hidden features that can help you get more out of your PC. Here are our top seven.
I tried a “de-Googled” Android phone for a week By Shubham Agarwal published 23 April 22 I tried to live with a “de-Googled” Android OS called iodéOS to see if the privacy-focused pros outweigh the cons. Here’s how it went.
6 hidden macOS tips to customize your MacBook By Shubham Agarwal published 19 April 22 MacOS offers plenty of ways you can personalize its look and make it your own from animated avatars to more colorful cursors. Here are the best macOS customization tools you may not know about.
What is Tor and how it can help you be anonymous online By Shubham Agarwal published 17 April 22 Tor prevents anyone from spying on you by bouncing all your internet traffic through multiple computers spread across the world. Here’s how you can easily use it for free to stay anonymous online.
How to take better screenshots on Mac By Shubham Agarwal published 13 April 22 Your Mac’s built-in screenshot tool is far from ideal. Here’s how to take better screenshots on Mac with third-party apps that solve some of its most common shortcomings.
How to prepare your Android phone for emergencies By Shubham Agarwal last updated 13 April 22 Your Android phone has several tools that can come in handy in an emergency. Here’s how to set them up.
