Verizon’s prepaid brand, Total by Verizon, is making it easier for working college students to stay connected. The wireless provider has introduced a new program called “Total College Connections,” aimed at helping students balance work, school, and life—without stressing about phone bills. The program offers up to six months of free wireless service to qualifying students who are working and enrolled in college. That means unlimited talk, text, and data, plus access to Verizon’s 5G network—at... Read more →
Donald Trump’s family has once again stepped into a new business—this time in mobile phones and wireless service. The venture, called Trump Mobile, includes a gold-colored Android phone named the T1 and a monthly plan priced at $47.45. The announcement came on June 16, 2025, from Trump Tower, delivered by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump. According... Read more →
Anker, a trusted name in portable charging, has issued a recall for one of its most popular products—the PowerCore 10,000mAh power bank (model A1112)—after discovering a potential fire hazard. The recall affects a batch of PowerCore 10,000 units that were sold between 2020 and 2022. Anker says a manufacturing defect could cause the battery to... Read more →
Samsung might be getting ready to bring a new Galaxy A series smartphone to the U.S. The device, known as the Galaxy A56, was recently seen making its way through the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), which usually happens before a phone officially launches in the country. While Samsung hasn’t made any announcements yet, this is a good sign... Read more →
It looks like Nothing is finally giving American buyers what they've been waiting for: easy access to their new Phone 3. Gone are the days of joining a limited beta program or worrying about compatibility issues. According to The Verge, the Phone 3 will be available next month for everyone to buy directly from Amazon and Nothing’s website. For U.... Read more →
If you’ve ever tapped a link from an Android notification expecting to visit a familiar site, you might not have ended up where you thought. A new security concern has surfaced that affects how Android notifications handle clickable links—making it easier for scammers to disguise harmful URLs. As reported by Android Authority, a security... Read more →
A widespread tech outage left many users scratching their heads Thursday afternoon when popular apps and services suddenly stopped working. From chatting with friends to checking files or accessing maps, countless people experienced frustrating slowdowns—or total service blackouts—across major platforms. The issue, it turns out, was traced back to... Read more →
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