Your Galaxy S10 has a Contacts app which can help you manage all the names, numbers, and email addresses in your life. If you no longer need a contact, it's easy to remove. We'll take a look at how to ...

Over time, your list of contacts may grow seemingly too big to handle. Here's how to cut it down to size by deleting some of your contacts. The ability to store contact details in an iPhone or other ...

iPhone contacts tend to build up over time and you'll likely reach the point where there are several or more entries for people you don't talk to anymore. Every so often, it's a good idea to clean up ...

It's that time again. No, not time for your annual physical, although that's probably a good idea too. We mean smartphone spring cleaning time. And while you may remember to clear your homescreen of ...

One of the most glaring omissions in the Contacts app for iOS is the inability to add, delete, and edit contact groups. I like to use groups so I can organize developers into a group, colleagues, ...

It should be a simple thing: deleting email addresses and info for contacts you no longer want to see autopopulate in your Gmail account. While Google never added a contact listing for that cloaked ...

To delete individual contacts on your iPhone, you can use the Contacts app. If you want to delete all or multiple contacts at once, you'll need to use the iCloud website. You can block your iPhone ...

Duplicate contacts can be a frustrating nuisance on your iPhone. These redundant entries not only overcrowd your address book, leading to unnecessary clutter, but they also complicate the process of ...

Google's Contact Manager allows you to remove only 250 contacts at a time, which is the maximum number of contacts that you can select simultaneously. If your business contacts number in the thousands ...

Over time the contacts list on your iPhone can quickly become cluttered with duplicates: multiple entries for the same people. This might be due to new email addresses, phones numbers, or other ...

Here’s what Facebook has to say regarding this: You can choose to upload contacts and info about them from your phone and store them on Facebook’s servers where they may be used to make friend ...