Untangled

Google cancels, kills, and transitions a lot of products. Google has killed apps like Allo and Inbox as well as hardware like Nexus phones. Even services like Google Plus and Hangouts are being shut down. Google experiments on a lot of projects but they don't always follow through, and this "see what sticks" approach can leave users skeptical about the longevity of new Google services.

iPhone users have a hard time switching over to Android because they're integrated into Apple's ecosystem. Apple's software, products, and accessories keep users locked in. However, Google is making the switch to Android a little easier.

Apple has used the Lightning connector for seven years. It used to be on everything but now it's only found on two types of devices: iPhones like the iPhone XS and iPhone XR, and lower-end iPads like the iPad Air. How can Apple unify its chargers to make life simpler for consumers?

It seems like e-scooters have been popping up everywhere in the last few years. Companies like Bird, Lime, and Ojo have placed their e-scooters in over 100 cities and towns around the world, but this has created problems with regulation, safety, and traffic. So how can e-scooters fix their issues?

AirPods are the best selling wireless earbuds, but just because they are the most ubiquitous, doesn't mean they're the best. We break down all the issues they face, from sound quality, to battery life, to water resistance.

Have you ever gotten a phone bill and wondered why it was so high? Mobile data in the US is expensive. Companies like Verizon and AT&T charge customers overage fees for exceeding their data plan. And depending on where you live you might be paying high taxes and fees every month.