Even if you're an old pro using iPhone, there are neat features you might not know about. Some are more about fun than usefulness, but others are practical tools you'll use daily. Here are five built-in tools you'll use all the time.

Far too often, a website’s search feature doesn’t get the job done. Try this nifty Google trick instead to do a Google search on one website and not the entire internet.

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Are you missing your tech-savvy friend who usually helps with all your tech questions? Don't worry. I can help. From wiping your location from photos to remoting in like an IT pro, here are tech tips you'll always use.

Google Maps does more than just get you from Point A to B. The popular GPS tool has many hidden features to ease your journey. From selecting the most fuel-efficient routes to letting your friends know you're running late, here are our favorite Google Maps features.

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Light speed is the fastest anything can travel in the universe, right? It turns out to be a little more complicated. There are places on Earth where manufactured objects go even faster than light. So, how is this possible and what does this look like in action?