Sorry to report this, but your iPhone is probably one of the dirtiest things you own. Most smartphones harbor more bacteria than found on the average toilet seat, in fact — so when possible, make sure ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Nick Guy Whether or not you believe reports that your smartphone is germier ...

Your Android phone spends a lot of time in your hands, in your pocket, and by your face, which means it inevitably going to attract dirt and grime. Wiping your phone’s screen may be simple, but ...

With everyday use, your smartphone can become a haven for dirt and debris, particularly inside the charging port and speakers. And that’s not just gross. It can also disrupt the charging process and ...

The thing about iPhones is that, since they're pocket-sized and somewhat essential for most peoples' day-to-day, we do tend to carry them around in a pocket, bag, or a backpack. This in itself is not ...

With coronavirus cases rising in the U.S.—and flu season still in full force—it’s important to disinfect surfaces you touch frequently. Cell phones have always been notoriously germ-infested, research ...

Everyone has dirty ears; the human ear is designed to produce earwax to protect itself from other junk getting in there, ...

Your phone is probably the dirtiest thing you touch all day. From sweaty gym sessions to bathroom breaks and everything in between, it collects germs fast and holds onto them. Studies show that the ...