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Wireless Charging Not Working? Alignment Is Usually the Problem

A pad that charges sometimes, slowly, or not at all is nearly always misalignment, a case, or something metal in between.

Audio that breaks up while you walk is nearly always 2.4 GHz congestion or your own body blocking the signal.

A phone that crawls for a few days after an update is usually rebuilding indexes, not deliberately slowed down.

A hotspot that will not appear, or connects with no internet, usually comes down to bands, tethering permissions or APN settings.

Some bubbles disappear on their own, some never will. Here is how to tell which you have and how to fit one…

Face recognition that has become unreliable is usually a dirty sensor, a changed appearance, or lighting the sensor cannot cope with.

Random reboots point at an app, a failing battery, or overheating. Here is how to tell which without guessing.

A backup that silently stopped months ago is the worst kind. Here is how to check yours is working and fix it…

A phone has three or four microphones and only one is used for calls. Here is how to find which is blocked…

Messages that land an hour after they were sent are almost always battery optimisation, not a network problem.

Focus modes, battery optimisation and a muted alarm channel all stop alarms silently. Here is how to make sure yours fires.

Navigation that puts you on the wrong street, or a blue dot that wanders. Here is what actually determines GPS accuracy and…