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If you want to listen to music through your phone without headphones, you need a speaker. But what if you don’t want Alexa or Siri listening in through devices like the Echo or Apple HomePod? I have the solution: Bluetooth speakers.
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Well, we have some bad news, folks. Dinosaurs are officially extinct for the second time around. Well, the toy dinosaur that was used as a zero-gravity indicator by SpaceX during the launch last weekend is officially extinct.
Smartphones are already deeply integrated in our daily lives, which presents a unique problem for the tech companies designing them: What can be done next?
So far, we’ve already seen companies like Apple and Google add lifestyle enhancements and current event-related features to their respective operating systems, such as contact tracing and easier screen-locks for mask wearers. Tap or click here to see how to get these features on your iPhone.
As the Windows operating system improves and advances its search features with additions like Cortana, some people still find it slow and clunky.
Sometimes there are so many files, photos and screenshots saved on your drives that Windows, with all its indexing routines, just takes too much time to come up with the search results.
During uncertain times, we all want to feel safe at home. Luckily it’s easier, and more affordable than ever to get that peace of mind with a home security system.
Why? Smart home ecosystems. Between video doorbells and networked security systems, smart home product manufacturers are finding new ways to implement tech in cheap, consumer-friendly packages.
Google is a household name for a reason. This tech company not only offers one of the best search engines on the web, but also has a laser-focus on enhancing the overall user experience via regular updates, overhauls, and new products.
There’s no question about it: Phishing scams are on the rise. Whether it’s due to COVID-19, social unrest, or the nation’s economic downturn, there’s no shortage of ways to get yourself conned out of your logins and personal data.
How do you express your emotions on Facebook? Do you rely on a reaction or GIF? Maybe you prefer to use one of the many stickers available?
Perhaps you merely type out your feelings and exaggerate with a few exclamation points!!! Tap or click to learn how what you post on social media could be used to diagnose a medical condition.
If you’re like us, you’re dying to find something new to listen to after all this time in quarantine. The tracks on your playlist might be stale by now, and there haven’t been many artists releasing new material over the past few months.
Are you the type of person to look back at old social media posts and cringe? It happens to the best of us — and while those old posts with your ex may be embarrassing, they’re also tough to get rid of, especially if you have to delete them one by one.
Businesses may be suffering under the COVID-19 pandemic, but Netflix certainly isn’t one of them. With so many people indoors for months at a time, the platform has seen its overall usage skyrocket.
Because of this, scammers and hackers of the world are targeting Netflix users as part of their widespread phishing campaigns. The goal: Steal login information and potentially sell it on the Dark Web. Tap or click here to find out more about phishing attacks on Netflix and Zoom.
