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When Apple Pay first came to the iPhone, many were unsure what the point of the service was. Flash forward half a decade later and Apple Pay is everywhere. Millions of users have stopped using cash or cards in favor of swiping their phones and watches. New banks are joining the program every year, and new terminals are popping up in almost every major shopping chain. In today’s world, Apple Pay is truly one of the best ways to shop online and in person — and is much more secure than cards or cash. Here are just some of the cool things you can do with Apple Pay.
Smarter voice assistants, incognito map searches and 3D augmented reality. Those are just some of the new products, features and updates being unveiled at the Google I/O developer conference. Artificial intelligence was at the core of almost all the new and updated software products. Read this article and we’ll tell you the best things to come from the conference.
We want to make smart choices when buying smartphones, so we rely on manufacturers like Apple to provide accurate readings on battery life and longevity. As it turns out, Apple might not be the most honest broker when it comes to measuring our phones’ lifespans. Recent tests have found the folks at Cupertino have been exaggerating the iPhone’s battery life significantly — with none of the current lineup of phones living up to Apple’s projected battery targets.
Go back about 15 years, and the word “crowdfunding” was as foreign as “ride-sharing.” How times change. Fast forward to today, and you’ll find it’s a common practice that generates billions of dollars.
From personal campaigns to new products, crowdfunding has been been a huge success for a lot of people and startups. But just like any business, bad actors are going to come in looking for an easy payday.
Amazon’s Alexa can perform “skills” to help make your life easier. Amazon and its partners have developed tons of skills, and they run the gamut of uses – from workflow to domestic life to entertainment to safety to whimsical party tricks. Clearly you won’t use all of them, but here are some skills that you’ll use all the time.
Gather around, Apple fans with iPhone 8s and older devices. Cherish your Home button while you still have it. It may soon be a relic of technology history, but there’s still so much you can do with it. You probably already have the basics of using the Home button down, but we’ll do a quick review of its capabilities and then dive into some of the lesser-known uses that will make it feel new all over again.
With the advent of smartphones and their superb, upgraded cameras, we all like to fancy ourselves as photographers. But the art of taking the perfect photo is more than just pointing and shooting at your subject and calling it a day – especially if you want those skills to translate to what you can do with a real camera someday. This cool site offers a wide selection of free photography lessons to help you improve your photos by learning the basics of the trade.
Your search history is more valuable than you think. Because of this, many Google users are choosing to disengage and opt out of its many personalized options. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to remove activity tracking without losing most of Google’s standout features? Well, Google has listened. It’s releasing a forward-thinking alternative for users who embrace the service but don’t want to sacrifice their privacy. I’ll show you how it works, along with how you can activate it on your own devices right now.
Did you know Android has a secret menu for customizing your phone’s system user interface? You can use it to customize your gadget’s status bar, clock and app notification settings. This helpful tip will show you how to access this menu you’ll wish you knew about sooner.
It used to be confined to desktops and laptops. But now, more than ever, mobile gadgets are being targeted with viruses, trojans, malware, spyware, ransomware, and adware. Just about any type of “ware” cybercrooks can think of.