Your worst nightmare has come true; your iPhone has been lost or stolen. The panic sets in. But wait, there is one thing you can do to help improve the chances of getting it back. Apple introduced the “find my iPhone” feature as a way for people to keep track of their phone’s whereabouts. And while this may seem like a great tool, how accurate is it? That’s what we set out to find out.

If you’re an iPhone user, you may have noticed that the default name of your Bluetooth device is “iPhone.” That’s great if you only use one iPhone, but what if you own two? Or three? Changing your name will also prevent potential problems for any other iPhone users in your area.

There is no doubt among the variety of features that Amazon Echo devices offer, playing music is on top of everyone’s list. Music is a great way to set the mood for a party or dinner with friends. And if you’re hosting, you don’t need to worry about what music to play. You can simply let your guests take control of the playlist on Alexa.

Alexa! How do I install you on Windows 10? This sounds like a tricky question to solve. However, the solution is quite simple. What follows is a short tutorial that will help you to learn how to install Alexa on a Windows 10 computer.

The Echo is a cool piece of tech hardware. It’s always listening, so that you can use voice commands to give it orders. You can call for Alexa and ask her to start a countdown timer, play an audiobook for you, or just add “watermelon” to your shopping list! But how do you know when your Echo device is at Max Volume? Or how about when Alexa has heard you the first time? What’s the difference between blue, yellow, and orange lights on Alexa devices?