
Justin Meyers
Editor-in-Chief at Wonder How To
Copy Editor at Freelance
Editor in Chief @GadgetHax. Previous Managing Editor @WonderHowTo and @NullByteWHT.
Articles
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4 days ago |
ios.gadgethacks.com | Justin Meyers
You're probably walking around with a portable power bank in your pocket and don't even realize it. Yes, that iPhone of yours doubles as a quick-charge station for all your other pocket-sized gadgets. But it's important to understand precisely how this feature works, including its limitations, the devices you can charge, and how effectively it does the job.
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1 week ago |
samsung.gadgethacks.com | Justin Meyers
The thinnest Galaxy ever feels incredible in the hand, but its diet comes with sacrifices you need to know about before spending $1,099. Samsung's Galaxy S25 Edge is the most head‑turning phone the company has built in years. At just 5.8 mm thick, it's slimmer than the S25 Plus, yet it has a flagship‑grade processor and the same 200 MP primary camera you'll find in the Ultra. Sounds perfect, right? Not quite.
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2 weeks ago |
ios.gadgethacks.com | Justin Meyers |Amboy Manalo |Brenda Ramirez
how to iOS & iPhone OS Tips & Tricks Handy Roundups Productivity & Shortcuts iOS 17 iPadOS 17 Keyboards Gadget Hacks The keyboard on your iPhone or iPad has a few new tricks up its sleeve with Apple's latest software updates, such as improved autocorrect and emoji stickers. However, a particularly hidden feature that lets you change the sound values of letters in other languages has gone unnoticed — until now.
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2 weeks ago |
apple.gadgethacks.com | Justin Meyers
A single tap will soon turn hard-to-read text into words that feel like they were written just for you. Apple's upcoming Accessibility Reader isn't just another display tweak. It's a system-level reading mode that works in every app and even on real-world text when you pair it with the camera. Whether you live with dyslexia or low vision or just prefer bigger type and calmer colors, Accessibility Reader promises a friction-free way to make any paragraph easier on your eyes (or ears).
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1 month ago |
tablets.gadgethacks.com | Justin Meyers
A good e‑reader lets you disappear into a story without the headaches of blue‑light glare, notification pings, or dead‑weight battery anxiety. The latest crop goes further, adding color E Ink for comics, warm front‑lights for night reading, and waterproofing so you can finish that chapter poolside. We put the year's most compelling models to the page‑turn test and narrowed the field to five standouts for every kind of book lover.
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