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Navigation apps are great, especially if you are getting back into traveling as restrictions ease. They not only guide you to your destination but can show you hot spots and points of interest along the way.

This isn’t to say that there aren’t drawbacks. These apps use your data and if you’re not careful, they can contribute to hitting your limit and also slow your phone down. Tap or click here to read about five types of apps that are guilty of this and how to stop them.

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Facebook beta: How to test new features before anyone else

Technology is changing faster than we can keep up with nowadays. Everywhere we look, there’s a new shiny cellphone, laptop, or app that is built to make our lives easier. There’s even a cool new version of Microsoft Windows on the way. Tap or click here to see the best Windows 11 features and how to try them now.

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Your computer is a mess: Guide to cleaning up your Mac or PC the right way

A cluttered computer can stop you from enjoying your digital life to the fullest. For example, maybe you just read our easy guide on restoring old family photos. If you’re ready to digitize iconic moments from your family’s history, a junk-filled Mac or PC can throw a wrench in those plans.

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Lost or destroyed your vaccine card? How to get a new one

The pandemic changed everything. Not only did much of the world come to a halt for a few months, but millions of Americans were forced to work from home. Many still are. And things are getting bad again with the Delta variant causing cases to spike. Tap or click here for an online tool that tracks the Delta variant.

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5 houses for sale right now you won't believe cost less than $100K

Finding the perfect home can take a while. Especially if you have specific requirements, the search could lead to you looking at houses far and wide. But usually, the first thing that potential homeowners take into consideration is price.

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In the market for a car? The chip shortage is already railroading 2022 models

The pandemic has lasting effects that we will feel for years. The chip shortage is one such issue, causing a scarcity in tech gadgets and other components, many of which are parts of larger machines.

The automotive industry has been hit particularly hard. While it’s easier to get a new car now than last year, used cars are holding their value and will continue to do so for some time. Tap or click here to check out which vehicles are retaining the most value.

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Best Windows 11 features and how to try it now

The next version of Microsoft’s operating system will be a free update for qualifying users and will launch later this year. Windows 11 promises a new look and better performance, along with new features across the board.

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Use Facebook Messenger to chat or call? Check if you have access to massive new privacy change

There is no doubt that Facebook is the biggest social media network on the planet. It is used by tons of people every day, who generate millions of posts. But it is not all about posting cat pictures or funny memes.

Many also rely on the network as a communication tool. According to a 2019 statistic, as many as 20 billion messages are sent between people and businesses every month. And while Facebook Messenger is a hugely popular choice, you can also make voice calls through it.

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Wait, what's THAT? 25 most popular emojis, explained

Nowadays, internet trends are like a neverending carousel ride. Right when the horses stop, the music cuts out and you’re ready to step down from the stage, the music erupts again and you’re clinging to your horse for purchase. Take emojis, for example; some are super easy to understand, like the simple smiling emoticon.

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This new iPhone feature alerts your contacts when you aren't free to text back

Big Tech developers release regular updates to their software that introduce new features, boost security and more. These incremental updates are supplanted by major releases that sometimes overhaul entire systems. Like it or not, the hype keeps current users interested while attracting new ones.

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