While it's dangerous to actively browse your phone while driving, our smartphones have several functions that are quite useful in the car. In particular, map navigation and music let you find your way around anywhere and listen to your own tunes instead of relying on the radio.

If you have an iPhone, you've likely noticed that some outgoing text messages appear as blue bubbles, while others are green. In case you've wondered what the difference is between these, we're here to explain.

Let's look at what the colored bubbles mean in your iPhone's Messages app, along with the differences between the services they represent.

Slow network speeds are frustrating, especially when you're working from home. Thankfully, there are some steps you can take to improve slow or unreliable Wi-Fi performance on your computer and other devices.

Let's take a look at how to improve the Wi-Fi experience on your home network.

Having trouble with your sound input in Windows is extremely frustrating, especially if you frequently join video calls. Thankfully, computer microphone problems usually come down to a few common causes.

Let's look at how to figure out what's wrong with your microphone in Windows 10 and get it working again.

When you get a new iPhone, you don't have to worry about starting from scratch. Apple makes it easy to transfer most of the data from your old iPhone onto a new one.

Let's walk through the process to transfer content from your current iPhone to a new one.

With much of the world's workforce suddenly working remotely in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the video chat app Zoom quickly rose to great popularity. Chances are that you've used it at least once, but is it safe?

Let's take a look at the privacy and security issues Zoom has had, how to secure your chats, and some alternatives if you don't feel comfortable using it.

Windows has used the familiar white mouse cursor by default for decades. And while there's nothing wrong with this, have you ever wished you could change your mouse cursor? Maybe you could work more efficiently with something that's easier to see, or perhaps you want to customize the cursor just for something new.

Sometimes, the nuclear option of a full factory reset is the only way to solve certain issues with your computer. While it's not convenient, knowing how to perform a factory reset is important.

Whether you need to resolve a problem or just want a fresh start, here are a few ways to perform a factory reset in Windows 10.
1. Perform a Factory Reset Through Settings
In the old days of Windows, factory resetting required you to have a backup disk or walk through the entire Windows install process from scratch.

You might know that each time you boot up your computer, certain programs run as soon as you log in. While this is often convenient, having too many programs run at startup can have negative consequences.

Let's look at how to manage startup programs in Windows and how to decide which ones to keep.

If you've found yourself suddenly working from home with no prior experience doing so, you might find it difficult to separate your work and personal lives. How do you keep personal matters from infringing on work, and vice-versa?

Let's take a look at some practical ways to divide your work and home lives when working from home.