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Did you know that almost 80% of U.S. households use at least one streaming service? Here are two secret tips I bet you didn’t know about, in 60 seconds.
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People use technology to find missing objects, alert emergency services or save someone’s life. One example is an Apple Watch that detected a tumor in a 67-year-old woman from Maine.
In another, the iPhone’s emergency SOS function helped a snowboarder contact emergency services after falling into a hidden crevasse at around 10,000 feet above sea level. But probably the most significant boon to Apple’s location-tracking technology is saving a baby’s life.
Employers must provide health insurance for full-time workers depending on the company’s size. Did you know that some employers extend coverage to part-time workers, too? Tap or click here for 10 employers offering health insurance for people working less than 30 hours per week.
Browsing the internet can sometimes seem like the Wild West. Many hidden dangers are lurking around every corner, and you must be armed to fight them off. But no gunslinger can do that alone and often needs the help of a sidekick to combat malware and malicious links.
Companies are responsible for the products they release to the public. Defects can lead to recalls, which could be voluntary or mandated by governing bodies such as the Food and Drug Administration, Consumer Product Safety Commission or National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Scamming is a multi-billion dollar business. Yes, that’s right. It’s a business. Scammers set up networks, rent out warehouses to make fake call centers and never stop innovating how they attempt to scam you for money and information.
When you buy a brand new computer, it’s like Christmas morning. That sparkly, shiny new machine runs lightning-fast and puts the latest technology at your fingertips.
Everything is grand until it ages a few years and suddenly starts acting up. But don’t give up hope. There might be a simple solution. You just need to find it.
New phones can cost over $1,000. That’s not pocket change. It’s a serious financial decision, yet many people sign up for monthly installments and buy these phones at MSRP anyway.
They do it because manufacturers are great at marketing the benefits of new devices. Tap or click here for details on Apple’s latest and greatest gadgets that are on the way. The good news is they also release lower-end phones around the same time, which could save you money.
Word games have many brain benefits you don’t want to miss out on. The International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry says you can improve your memory by solving word puzzles. Thus, the brain teaser word puzzles below are good for physical and digital health.
The more widespread the news, the more scams and hoaxes you’ll see. The pandemic gave rise to countless scams involving fake news, fake testing kits, and dangerous misinformation disguised as legitimate research. We saw similar tactics when Russia invaded Ukraine.
At dinner, I mentioned that I would like to go hiking in Patagonia. I never searched for these trips or anything like that. Yet, an hour later, I started getting ads about hiking adventures in Patagonia on my phone.
