Yash Wate is the Managing Editor at various tech-focused publications. He specializes in consumer technology, exploring the latest trends and innovations in the tech industry. Yash's insights and expertise have been featured in notable outlets such as SlashGear, MakeUseOf, TechPP, Techlicious, How-To Geek, Knowledia, iGeeksBlog, and Yahoo.
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by Yash Wate on April 06, 2026 Ever tried using your phone in a moving vehicle, only to feel lightheaded and nauseated? That's motion sickness kicking in.
Yash Wate on April 15, 2026 Amazon is officially ending support for many of its legacy Kindle devices starting May 20, 2026.
Yash Wate on April 17, 2026 Imagine you're on a call with someone pretending to be from your bank.
Files is a popular File Explorer alternative for Windows, featuring a modern UI that provides a more cohesive visual experience across the app. It offers better navigation, advanced features and tools to simplify everyday tasks, and extensive customization options compared to File Explorer. Files is free to download and easy to get started with.
Your Pixel phone is loaded with excellent software features. These 6 are ones you probably aren't using — but 100% should be.
By: Yash Wate
The Quick Tap feature on Pixels is great. But what if you could add it to any Android phone? Here's an app that lets you do that.
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 adds a new feature to block apps that spam ad notifications, helping Galaxy users keep their notification panel clutter-free.
By: Yash Wate
Link handling on newer versions of Android is broken. Here’s how I fixed it with the help of a free app called LinkSheet.
Struggling to keep your Downloads folder organized? Here are a few ways to organize Downloads folder in Windows 11 and prevent it from getting cluttered going forward.
By: Yash Wate
Samsung's Finder app is easy to overlook, but it's legitimately changed my Galaxy phone for the better. Here's how it works.
![Samsung Now Lets You Silence Spammy Ad Notifications [One UI]](https://techpp.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Samsung-galaxy-silence-spammy-ad-notifications.jpg)
