As Hebeisen says, the best way to keep yourself safe is simply to not use a phone that's no longer supported. If you're short ...

Replacing your old iPhone is easier than ever, but it could be risky to sell your Apple phone if you don't wipe all your ...

This is where having a dedicated device for each role can help. Think about setting up your old phone as your work device or personal phone and using your current phone for the opposite.

Why not try to put your old phone to work instead? Your old phone, after all, has a lot of parts that are still useful—a camera, a screen, and a decent processor. There’s no reason you can’t ...

But those old phones can still be put to good use though, and [Denys] puts a few of them back to work running a computing cluster. Perhaps the most significant flaw of smartphones, though ...

Each year millions of old smartphones are either tossed as e-waste ... Reusing these little computers for another purpose once the phone’s manufacturer drops support is made hard by a range ...

Don’t throw your old phone into that drawer you hardly ever open. You can put it to work by using it as a security camera and check up on your home when you’re not there. I tried it ...

Resist the urge to toss that old phone. Give it a second life by installing this open-source version of Android optimized for outdated hardware. That's where LineageOS comes in. This is an open ...