If you have an LG TV, the accompanying Magic Remote can be used with your smartphone. However, there's a catch depending on ...

Our tech writer has found the perfectly portable mouse that will improve his on-the-go ergonomics by reducing his reliance on the trackpad.

Do you have an old phone gathering dust in a junk drawer? Before you look into local recycling options, try repurposing it as a security camera, alarm clock, or dedicated media player.

I see it often. Hardworking professionals in cafés, airports, or parks hunched over a laptop while carefully dragging their fingers over their PC’s trackpad to navigate some email, project, or alert ...

Go beyond the Apple Magic Mouse with the perfect new mouse for your iMac or MacBook. Our lab-tested picks work seamlessly with macOS to elevate your work, gaming, and creativity.

Modern Android phones are packed with features to streamline your experience, one of which is Always-On Display (AOD), introduced in 2016. It displays important information like date, time, ...

A new Android leak points to Google’s Tap to Share feature, which could let nearby phones share files and contact info with a quick NFC gesture. Google has begun working on a new phone-to-phone ...

Android may be getting a simpler way to move files between phones. A newly surfaced interface shows Google working on a sharing feature that appears built for quick transfers of contacts, photos, ...

You probably remember Android Beam, right? This was Android’s early tap-to-share feature that used NFC to beam photos or files to a nearby device through a tap. We haven’t written about it since 2014 ...

Last month Android Authority reported Google is developing an NFC-based way to share contact info, files, links, and more, and now it’s got the interface running. Unlike Apple’s NameDrop, users have ...

We’ve managed to activate the UI for Tap to Share, an upcoming feature that will allow instant transfer of photos, videos, contacts, and more. Users will have to overlap the top of their phones to ...

Google and Samsung are quietly building a tap to share feature for Android that works a lot like Apple’s AirDrop. The idea is simple enough. You hold two phones close together, and files transfer ...