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Here's how NBC is trying to stand out from the streaming crowd
The arena of streaming services is getting more crowded all the time. New services are constantly popping up that offer different programming and pricing.
Disney+ is a recent addition to popular streaming services, and for good reason. It’s loaded with great content that most everyone wants to watch for a pretty reasonable price. Tap or click here to learn everything you need to know about Disney+.
Postal worker saves Christmas gifts after truck catches fire
Many families have unique holiday traditions they’ve shared with their loved ones for generations. Sometimes it’s something small, like a specific type of meal on Christmas Eve.
Or it could be gathering the family to watch a favorite Christmas movie. Tap or click here for our guide to the best Christmas movies from classics to modern favorites.
One thing you must do before you leave an Airbnb
What do a beachfront hut in Bali, a private room in Marrakesh and a loft in Florence have in common? Airbnb, the purveyor of unforgettable trips. Each distinctive location is available through the online platform that has ruled the short-term rental industry for more than a decade.
Adjust these settings on the Google Nest Hello video doorbell
While traditional doorbells are sufficient at letting you know when someone is at your door, newer video doorbells, such as the Google Nest Hello, provide a real-time view of who is outside your home.
This additional security measure allows you to rest easy. It also gives you peace of mind whether you’re home or away. Tap or click here to learn how Nest Hello will let you know when your package has arrived.
Before you buy anything else on Amazon, read this important warning
Amazon is the marketplace to end all marketplaces. Not only has the company managed to disrupt most brick-and-mortar retail in the U.S., consumers actually prefer the tech-giant’s approach to fast shipping and customer service.
Live TV streaming service increases prices and adds Fox News, MSNBC to its lineup
The main reason most cord-cutters left cable or satellite TV to begin with was to save money. There’s just no reason to spend up to a couple hundred bucks each month to watch TV when there are excellent streaming services out there that cost a fraction of the price.
Update this social media app right now to protect your phone
Keeping your devices up to date with the most recent operating system (OS) is a critical step in the fight against cybercrime. Most OS updates come with security patches that keep hackers from breaking into your phone.
Merry Christmas! A holiday message from Kim
Christmas has finally arrived! Today I’m going to lay aside the consumerism and technology for once, and instead make just a few simple observations and say thank you.
Whether you keep the Christmas holiday or not, it’s only right that we take a few moments to remember the ones who are working so hard behind the scenes to make today special for all of us: The thousands in law enforcement and national security – working right now to protect us from some of the world’s worst evils.
Avoid dangerous snow-packed and icy roads with Waze
Let’s be honest, if you want to go anywhere in the winter, snow is a huge factor on whether you’ll actually get out the door. No one wants to get caught in hazardous conditions.
Thankfully, Waze has become one of the most helpful and popular traffic and navigation apps available. And now, it has extended its capabilities to better help you on the road. Tap or click here for 3 mistakes to avoid while traveling.
Traveling? 5 ways to not get hacked
Picture the scenario: The holiday season is in full swing and you’re about to travel a long distance to visit loved ones. You’ve caught a serious case of holiday cheer and don’t have a care in the world. Because after all, it’s the most wonderful time of the year … but that goes for hackers, too.