If you’re ever nostalgic for Sony’s last-generation games, you can use Remote Play to connect and stream your PS4 console to your PS5. Granted, the PS5 can play PS4 games natively, but given its limited storage, you may want to keep your PS4 around to store your older games, especially if you don’t want to buy an external hard drive. Here’s how to control your PS4 from your PS5. Read more: PS5 buyers guide: Everything you need to know 

The Pixel 4 XL is the better option over the Pixel 4, if you don’t want to struggle with battery life. Care to admit it or not, smartphones are the most important devices in our lives. They contain everything: our calls, our messages, our photos, our location, our very electronic essence. It would make sense that these vital instruments are robust, but they often are not. Perform a casual search for “smartphone battery life,” for example, and the results will vary from how-tos to detailed lists explaining which ones are best and which ones suck.

Verizon Wireless corporate store Over the weekend I initiated a transfer of my wireless service from AT&T to Verizon Wireless. The process was so painful and so fraught with failure that I felt compelled to share the story. Buckle up, ’cause here we go. Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority I first subscribed to AT&T in December 2006 to get a BlackBerry Pearl. My main number has been with AT&T for nearly 13 years, so why switch now?

The Samsung Galaxy S8 TL;DR Samsung’s Upcycling at Home project is now available in the UK and US. The project, which arrives via a SmartThings Lab feature, turns old Samsung phones into IoT devices. These old phones can then be used as baby monitors, smart home control hubs, and more. Some of us have a growing collection of old smartphones lying dormant in a drawer somewhere. But if those are Samsung devices, you may be able to upcycle them into IoT devices through Samsung’s Upcycling at Home program.

Finding the best computer mice for your needs can make a huge difference in comfort, performance, and precision. There’s a mountain of options, so we know how frustrating finding the right model can be. In this post, we have gathered a list of some of the best computer mice to keep you productive. In an effort to cater to all types of users, we are including mice from varied categories. Some are wired, while others are wireless.

It may be hard to imagine people still using Yahoo Mail, but it is a very good alternative some might prefer. The application does have over a hundred million downloads in the Google Play Store, so we will go ahead and assume more than a few of you are using it. Yahoo makes sure to update and improve the app as often as possible. Only last month they pushed out a significant update and now we are getting yet another one, this time bringing Yahoo Mail to version 5.

Alcatel OneTouch has produced a fantastic phone in terms of its design, display and functionality. However the battery life might not be good enough for some. With the huge success of the Galaxy Note, which is now in its fourth iteration, and the arrival of the Nexus 6, it seems that devices with 6 inch (or thereabouts) displays are becoming mainstream. But the Galaxy Note 4, Huawei Ascend Mate 7 and the Nexus 6 (all winners of our Editor’s Choice Award) aren’t the only 6 inch phones around.

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR A new point update for the third Android 12 beta is rolling out right now. Beta 3.1 includes multiple bug fixes but no new features (at least none we can see as of yet). We don’t expect to see the next big update until August. Earlier this month, Google launched the newest beta version of the next flavor of Android. That upgrade brought along a whole bunch of new features while simultaneously squashing some bugs.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is upon us once again, serving as one of the most important events on the gaming calendar. Between the pandemic and reduced participation, it’s shaping up to be a far cry from E3 events from bygone years. Nevertheless, we’re expecting some big news from the likes of Nintendo, Microsoft, and a host of third-party publishers. So with that in mind, we thought now would be as good a time as any to look at some of the best and worst moments in the expo’s history.

Have you ever seen an elderly relative peering intently at their phone trying to find the contact they need? Have you seen a young child accidentally press the wrong entry on the touchscreen? Have you ever forgotten your glasses and had to squint at the screen trying to work out which option you want? Do you hate confusing icons and long for a simple layout that’s clear on your phone?