If you’re like most people these days, you’re much more prone to texting than actually calling up a friend of family member on your phone. This article by Forbes credits millennials for this trend, but the fact is, as time goes on, every generation seems to be jumping on board the text train.

In today’s world of home automation, there are a wide variety of simple, fantastic ways to make your life at home a whole lot easier. With a growing marketing of home automation devices, you can now transform your humble abode into a much more smart, streamlined space, saving you tremendous time and energy.

Our phones have become such a multipurpose tool that we sometimes forget what they were originally designed for. Imagine this scenario – you’re was well into the afternoon before you realized that your iPhone wasn’t able to dial out. You’ve been heavily relying on data and WiFi, using a variety of texting apps, checking your email, and searching the internet for a whole slew of unimportant trivia before even noticing the glitch.

Apple’s attempt at creating a seamless experience between the screen and physical real estate of your phone was accomplished with the creation of the iPhone X. However, unfortunately, Apple didn’t create a completely bug-free device.

Your iPhone 6 is a sturdy, beloved, tried and true device. While it is one of the older iPhone models, it’s trusted by many - and it lasts a long time. Many iPhone 6 users opt to stick with their device for several years, rather than upgrading after the standard 2 years alone.

Is your iPhone not sending text messages? Chances are, it’s something simple and the problem can be fixed within a matter of minutes. Sometimes, on the other hand, the repair requires a more complex solution, or you’ll find that your device needs to be serviced.

Apple has claimed the iPhone 8 to possess the most durable glass screen ever – and they might be right.

Apple's latest phone is packed with features designed to create a unique experience for users. For starters, the device is one of Apple's most advanced phones to-date and makes sharing photos, videos, and files with other Apple devices quite simple.

Memorial Day (and almost summer!) is upon us, and you know what that means – it’s prime time for all of your favorite outdoor activities: frisbee, grilling, lawn games, and catching up on this season of American Idol. (It’s a guilty pleasure, we know.)

Apple’s latest redesign of the iPhone 8, while by all means welcome, has left many users wondering how to reset iPhone 8 devices.

We’re going to be real with you: if you don’t regularly backup your device, and you’re searching for how to recover lost data on iPhones, there are not a whole lot of options out there that don’t involve third-party software.

Here at Puls, we know what an important role your TV plays within your household. No matter what you use your TV for - be it entertaining guests, exercising, or binge-watching your favorite shows and movies - it’s a staple entertainment piece within any home. Yet while the majority of you reading this likely own a sleek, modern flat screen TV, let’s be honest. Have you actually gotten around to mounting yours?

At Puls, we’ve seen all sorts of iPhone 7 issues, and we’ve fixed them all. Everything from shattered screens, broken headphone jacks, malfunctioning buttons - you name it, chances are we’ve solved it.

A few months ago, it came to light that Apple had introduced a feature into iOS that slows down processor performance on iPhones as the lithium ion battery degrades.

Let’s be frank: iPhone touchscreen problems are a drag. When our primary method of input goes haywire, it can make us regret the day we chucked our old BlackBerry in favor of Apple’s sleek minimalist design. After all, what good is a device if your touchscreen isn’t working?