Key Takeaways

It’s no secret that the cost of higher education is extremely prohibitive. College costs rival (and sometimes even surpass) other enormous life costs, like buying a home. Tuition costs have skyrocketed over the past 20 years, and they continue to climb year over year. For many, financial assistance is the only avenue to reaching higher education. 

When you start to shop for a new phone, you’ll immediately be presented with a major question: locked or unlocked?

Key Takeaways

Your phone is one-of-a-kind. With all your settings and personal data, it is as unique as your fingerprint (which your phone knows as well). 

Key Takeaways

• The US has 405 area codes in total: 378 tied to geographic regions and 27 reserved for non-geographic uses
• Many areas moved to mandatory 10-digit dialing so the 988 crisis line could work as a three-digit code.
• Thanks to number portability, your area code no longer reliably indicates where you live.

Key Takeaways

• If you're keeping the watch, a restart or an erase from the watch itself is usually all you need.
• If you're selling or giving it away, unpair from your iPhone instead, since that erases the watch and removes Activation Lock in one step.
• Cellular watch owners should remove the plan during unpairing and contact their carrier to cancel the subscription.

Cell Phones and mobile phones have completely altered our day-to-day lives. Their evolution is a fascinating chart of how the way we interact with each other and our society has changed. Imagine how different our lives would be if we didn’t have them.

Your Android phone can do a lot (just as much as an Apple iPhone), whether that’s play games, stream your favorite shows, or keep you in touch with your friends on the go. But did you know your Android device can also record its own screen thanks to the screen recording feature? When you want to record a text message or capture a funny video to share with your coworkers later, it helps to know how to screen record on Android.

Key Takeaways:

• Every iPhone from iPhone 12 onward supports 5G, which now covers iPhone 12, 13, SE (3rd gen), 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 (Pro/Pro Max) lineups, plus iPhone Air and iPhone Duo..
• iPhone 11 and older, including the second-generation iPhone SE, do not support 5G and are limited to 4G LTE.
• All modern iPhone devices support the widely available sub-6GHz 5G, while the faster mmWave 5G is typically limited to models sold in the U.S.