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Everyone knows the problem: The outlet is mounted too high on the wall, leaving no place to set your smartphone while it charges. With this tech hack, you can build a holder yourself in just two minutes.

Epic Games has removed the Android version of Fortnite from the Google Play Store. Techbook explains how you can still download the app.

TECHBOOK put the Apple HomePod, Google Home, and Amazon Echo to the test. Each device demonstrated specific strengths and weaknesses in the evaluation.

Land Rover Explore aims to be a smartphone for rugged terrain. TECHBOOK has taken a detailed look at this outdoor smartphone.

After a long development period, Apple releases the HomePod in the U.S. Can it shake up the Amazon-dominated market, or is the device arriving too late?

Anyone who wants to continue watching TV via DVB-T will need to purchase a new receiver. It's important to look for a specific logo when doing so.

Want to dispose of your old smartphone or hard drive? Don't forget to securely delete the data. As an experiment shows, brute force often isn't enough.

Everyone has different preferences when it comes to sleep: temperature, blanket, pillow, position. Smartduvet aims to solve at least one problem through crowdfunding—with a climate-controlled, smart duvet.

A movie night in the bedroom works even without expensive equipment. With a cardboard box and a magnifying glass, you can easily turn your smartphone into a projector.

Don't want to write long texts by hand? Just use your handwriting in Word.

Sometimes, brand-new USB sticks contain old data junk—but why is that? An expert explains.

Your smartphone is always everywhere and nowhere? Simply build a holder out of Lego bricks for your desk or shelf. That way, your device will always have a designated spot.

With a few simple steps, you can transfer your photo prints onto canvases and other surfaces such as wood.

With a few staples, you can easily repair or replace the broken or lost feet of a keyboard.

Want to control your PC or Mac using an iPhone, Windows Phone, or Android device? We'll show you how to turn your smartphone into a remote control with the help of apps and software.

DIY Phone Holder: This video provides instructions on how to attach your smartphone to your car's air vent.

Knife, charger, and emergency hammer in one—the Ztylus Stinger car device is designed to save lives in the event of a car accident.

Apple has released iOS 10.3 for iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touch. TECHBOOK explains what the new operating system update offers. Improvements include enhancements to Siri and Apple CarPlay.

We reveal a trick for taking cool underwater photos with your smartphone.

To make your own stylus, all you need is some aluminum foil, a ballpoint pen, and a cotton swab. We provide a step-by-step guide on how this tech hack works.

The Mous Limitless case is touted as the perfect cover for your smartphone. It's thinner than comparable cases and can withstand drops from heights of up to 13 meters.

Blacklight can be used for many purposes. TECHBOOK shows how to turn your smartphone's flashlight into a blacklight LED.

You want to take a close-up photo, but your smartphone just won't focus. This tech hack will make it work.

Retro is in! With this great trick, you can turn your smartphone into a pinhole camera for amazing retro photos in just two minutes.

In 1986, the NES console hit the market. Thirty years later, Nintendo re-released the classic in a mini version–and the gaming world went wild. TECHBOOK explains the appeal of the retro console.

An old cassette case is the perfect base for a cool phone holder. TECHBOOK explains how it works.

After bending comes breaking–this is true for cables as well. However, you can prevent cable breakage with an old ballpoint pen.

Minimal Effort for Maximum Organization: In this tech hack video, TECHBOOK demonstrates how to truly organize your desk. Unnecessary cables are given a designated spot, ensuring they never fall to the floor again.

It doesn't always have to be expensive–TECHBOOK shows you how to make a smartphone speaker from a roll of toilet paper.