Old kindle owners are revolting against Amazon’s support shutdown with jailbreaking

Amazon’s support cutoff has pushed parts of the Kindle community into open revolt, with jailbreaks becoming a way to fight planned obsolescence and keep working e-readers out of the e-waste pile.

I’m weirdly excited about this Android 17 feature that helps me scroll less

I thought I had tried every trick possible to stop doomscrolling, but Android 17’s new Pause Point feature feels surprisingly different. Instead of punishing screen time, it interrupts the habit before the scrolling spiral even begins.

I use this iPhone feature every single time someone wants to borrow my device

Handing someone your unlocked phone can feel stressful when your entire digital life lives inside it. This underrated iPhone feature quietly solves that problem in a way I now rely on almost every single day.

The new Pause Point feature in Android 17 wants to stop you doomscrolling — and it’s something I’ll be turning on right away

Google has previewed the Pause Point feature coming our way with Android 17, and I like the look of it.

I can’t live without iPhone shortcuts. These 7 are my favorites that you must try, too.

iPhone shortcuts can save you a surprising amount of time. Here are 7 of my personal favorites that I rely on every single day, and I think you will love them too.

Google’s Rambler could turn voice typing into something I don’t hate

Google’s Rambler sounds like a small Gboard upgrade, but it could quietly solve a real phone problem by turning messy spoken thoughts into messages you might actually send.

Meta’s Ray-Ban Display now types messages from your finger movements

Neural Handwriting is now live for every Ray-Ban Display owner, letting them type messages with finger movements, with no voice or phone required.

WhatsApp is testing disappearing messages that wait for you to actually read them before vanishing

WhatsApp is testing an After Reading timer for disappearing messages that starts the countdown only when the recipient actually reads the message.

AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon join forces to try and eliminate coverage ‘dead zones’ for good

America’s three biggest mobile networks reveal plans to bring direct-to-device satellite connections to customers.