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$2,000 Galaxy Fold breaks after just a day (video)
With release date of the Galaxy Fold approaching, fans are eagerly awaiting early verdicts on the flagship Samsung phone. Well, the news they’ll be getting might not be so pleasant to hear. As it turns out, several news outlets received test units with significant issues. Not only are the phones’ screens failing to work properly, but their build quality is leading some users to accidentally tear their own phones apart.
iPhone enters the 5G race
Apple has ended its legal battle with Qualcomm. That’s good news for consumers waiting to get their hands on a 5G iPhone. We’ll tell you why Apple was late to the 5G game and when to expect an iPhone with the newer, faster technology.
Watch free movies, TV from one free streaming site
There are so many streaming services in the world, how do you know what to watch next? This site can help. It gives you recommendations based on shows you’ve watched, plus it gives you links to programming on other streaming services as well. Some of the programming on other sites is free, and some require a subscription, including channels you may already have.
Troubleshoot these 6 PC problems yourself
Have you ever been in a situation where your computer has malfunctioned and you’re unsure what to do next? Don’t worry, it’s happened to the best of us. Instead of spending money to take it to a tech, there are ways to learn how to fix your computer on your own. Read this article and we’ll share helpful ideas on keeping your PC running smooth.
Get radio broadcasts on Alexa, Siri and Google Home
My listeners already know that radio isn’t dead. It’s the only place you can go for free information on local events, news, weather, sports and traffic. Did you know that you can tap into free local radio stations through your Google Home, Alexa and Siri devices?
Facebook uploads 1.5 million users' contacts without asking
Facebook made news again this week for a privacy issue — only this time, the breach was not from outside actors. According to Facebook, an “accidental” data harvest occurred, with over 1.5 million users’ entire contact lists being uploaded to the platform’s servers. The worst part: Facebook didn’t even ask permission to do any of this.
Make easy money with your supermarket receipts
Who doesn’t love saving a little money every now-and-then? Even better, when we can save on products that we’re going to buy all the time anyway. That’s where this helpful shopping app comes in to play. Earn savings from a range of retailers including grocery stores, restaurants, online merchants like Amazon and more. It’s real easy to use, too. We’ll tell you everything you need to know to start saving today.
People use 'doxing' to get revenge online - protect yourself
One particular aspect of being online that is slowly going away is our ability to stay anonymous. As our anonymity goes away, so does our ability to stay safe. Today, “doxing” is becoming a real threat. In this guide, we’ll uncover what doxing is and how you can help prevent an attack against you.
Amazon flooded with fake reviews
Fake reviews on Amazon have been a plague for years. Sadly, the problem seems to be getting worse. A recent study shows an unbelievable amount of reviews are actually fake, especially with tech products. Read this article and we’ll tell you about the disturbing study and how to spot fake reviews.
Don't fall for this nasty Instagram phishing attack
Are you on the “Nasty List?” Despite what you might be thinking, Santa Claus has nothing to do with it. A new phishing attack is growing on Instagram that targets users with bogus messages. Victims get a message from a follower, potentially someone they trust, saying that they’ve been added to a seedy “list” on another website. It may seem obvious, but thousands of people have fallen victim. How can we protect ourselves from this scam?