11 ways to improve iPhone battery life with iOS 11 Check app-by-app battery usage. Lower screen brightness. Turn your Flashlight down low. Use Low Power Mode. Don’t push, fetch less. Nay Siri. Limit background app refresh and auto downloads. Disable … Continue reading →

Overheating Exposure to direct sunlight or keeping it in a hot environment can cause the phone to heat up thereby draining the battery life even more. Hence, don’t use your phone too much and ignore when the gadget produces heat, … Continue reading →

Some cases could cause overheating, but most do not. I have always had my laptops in a plastic case and not one has overheated. Is it good to use laptop case? Sleeves can help minimize the amount of dust or … Continue reading →

Opening apps all day can drain your phone’s battery quickly, but you can save some power with sleeping app settings. If there are certain apps you rarely use, you can set them to sleep in the background so your battery … Continue reading →

The iPhone SE 2020 doesn’t have 5G connectivity. That means those exciting potential download speeds you might have seen advertised will be out of reach with this phone. Does iPhone SE have 5G? The iPhone SE (2020) uses Apple’s A13 … Continue reading →

As mentioned earlier, the battery’s temperature can affect it, so your iPhone or iPad may not be able to charge to 100% and is stuck at around the 80% threshold. To fix this, you should try moving your iPhone or … Continue reading →

Cheap traditional mobile phone chargers that connect with the phone via a USB or Lightning connector are sometimes made with poor quality components that fail to meet safety regulations to cut costs. This means they can cause injury, electric shocks … Continue reading →

The MagSafe Charger is designed to quickly and safely wirelessly charge your iPhone. The system intelligently adapts to conditions in order to optimize charging your iPhone at up to 15W of peak power delivery for faster wireless charging. What can … Continue reading →

So yes, I’m delighted that Apple ditched the Touch Bar in the new MacBook Pro 16-inch and 14-inch laptops with upgraded Apple silicon, which it announced at an October product event where it also unveiled the AirPods 3 and new … Continue reading →

The average American TV is 50 inches and uses 0.95 amps at 120 volts. That works out to an average TV power consumption of 113 watts. In a given year, the average TV will use 142 kWh and cost a … Continue reading →

To see what power wattage the computer is actually receiving: Click on small apple icon on the top left of your screen and then select “ Click on the “System Report” button. On the left side of the Hardware list, … Continue reading →

Thunderbolt is significantly faster than USB 3.0 or FireWire and provides more video bandwidth than HDMI. Let’s see how the two display interfaces stand up to each other and which one’s better. Is Thunderbolt 3 better than HDMI? Using Thunderbolt … Continue reading →

USB-C is becoming the standard for connection among laptops and mobile devices. But if your laptop or desktop PC is lacking in ports and you don’t want to replace it, you’ll need an alternative. Do desktops have USB-C? A lot … Continue reading →

USB Type-C solves this problem with a universal connector that’s also capable of twice the theoretical throughput of USB 3.0 and can provide far more power. The downside to USB-C, unfortunately, is the issue of cable compatibility. Is USB 3 … Continue reading →

At the right end of the keyboard is the physical Power button. Holding down this button will turn on your MacBook. Alternatively, if you’re using the 2018 MacBook Pro or 2018 MacBook Air, pressing any key on the keyboard or … Continue reading →