Apple's newest operating system for iPhone—iOS 11—is here. And it introduces some fantastic new features. It also can cause some of your favorite apps to stop working. Here's how to check if you have any apps that won't work with iOS 11 BEFORE you upgrade.

With the announcement of iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and the tenth anniversary iPhone X, Apple finally introduced a feature iPhone users have been asking for, for the last few years: Fast Wireless Charging. But this is actually two features. Here's the difference between them, as well as how to use each one—so you have the best (and fastest) experience when charging your iPhone.

Both AR and VR show us other realities, as if they’re right in front of us, using digital content. But what's the difference?

Apple is about to introduce AR, or augmented reality, to the world at large. Here are 5 things you’ll be using AR to do in the very near future. Like maybe next week.

In Case You Missed It is a series where Enjoy team members look back at the cool, weird, and awesome stories from the previous week in tech. For the week of August 25, 2017, we talk about the new Samsung Galaxy Note8, Apple's struggles with Apple TV, VW's new Bus, Tesla's tiny house tour, and more!

In our new weekly series, we explore the history and mystery of emojis.

Besides jalapeño poppers, what's your favorite app? We asked this of some of our new Experts. Check out their recommended and favorite apps below.

Accidents happen. Even here at Enjoy. Like last week, when someone did spill some coffee on a laptop and hasn’t stopped apologizing for it since. To help you out of this potentially sticky situation, here’s a quick list of tips that we’ve seen work or that have worked for us.

In Case You Missed It is a series where Enjoy team members look back at the cool, weird, and awesome stories from the previous week in tech. For the week of August 14, 2017, our we talk about Google rolling out free phone calls using Google Home, holographic tables, robotic spiders, and more!

Did you know iCloud isn't the only place you can sync all the contacts on your iPhone or iPad? You can also sync them to Google! And there's a few good reasons why you should. Here's why.

Back in May, Google announced a new calling feature for its Google Home device. With it, you can make free phone calls to anyone in the U.S. and Canada, for free. And after several months of waiting, the feature is finally live! Here's how it works.

Widgets are a unique feature to Android devices. They're not apps. They're extensions of the apps that are already on your phone—little windows that provide at-a-glance information or shortcuts to functions that are always active on your Home screen. Here's how to add widgets on your Google Pixel phone.