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Don’t put up with battery breakdown if you don’t have to. Sometimes there is a physical issue with the battery itself, but sometimes there’s a setting buried in Android that is draining your battery life without you even knowing it. Just adjust a few things and you’ll find a lot fewer of the frustrating black screens and a lot more of the information and communication you rely on. Read more.
Constantly getting coupons, offers and ads can clutter your inbox. That’s what the spam filter is for, right? Well, what if I told you that sometimes important emails that are sent to you, or information you actually want to receive, can be sent to that folder and you never see it? I can show you how to prevent that problem.
Once again, Facebook is at the center of a huge privacy issue. I doubt anyone is surprised by that. This new report divulged that Facebook was giving big companies access to users’ information and went way too far. Apparently, it has been giving these companies access to not only the “About Me” section of your page but also to your personal messages. The full story is incredible, but I will show you 5 things you can do right now to protect yourself.
Our phones are microcomputers that are constantly using applications in the background, which zaps battery life. They never stay charged as long as manufacturers say they will, either. Here are three things you can do right now that will make your iPhone last longer between charges.
For the technologically inclined, trying out new operating systems can be an adventure. The rest of us, however, figure we have two choices: Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS because that’s what comes installed on our computers.
As this time of year, porch pirates are a real problem. They sneak around neighborhoods in search of houses with recently delivered packages still sitting outside. They then sneak up, grab the package and walk away. Well, one man has used his engineering skills to create a little surprise for these Christmas Grinches, and the results are hilarious.
Car keys? Ancient. Key fobs? Yesterday’s news.
Key fobs have been the standard for a really long time. These days, many of those fobs don’t even have to come out of your pocket for you to get in and drive away. But crooks ruin the fun, and it’s becoming increasingly easier to capture and replicate those key fob signals. At least they can be foiled by aluminum foil, right?
We have all misplaced our smartphones from time to time. We then frantically start looking everywhere. Is it in the couch? Did we leave it outside? It can be annoying and take forever to find. Well, there are some simple tricks that you can use to make sure that whenever this happens to you, your device will be easy to find in no time.
Before there were cellphones, there were walkie-talkies. We not only used them for fun, but many people used them to communicate during events, on the job, and during emergencies. You can use your cellphone like a walkie-talkie or CB radio, but beware: You have to have an internet connection. Here’s a look at three of the more popular walkie-talkie apps.
The year 2018 has been one of the worst in recent record when it comes to robocalls. It seems like we are being constantly inundated with calls that only want to scam you and steal your information. A few of these have become more prevalent than others. Here are the 5 biggest robocall scams of 2018, and what you can do about them to protect yourself.