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This Thanksgiving Day, armed with your smartphone’s camera, I challenge you to take fabulous photos you’ve never taken before. Listen now for a few tips to get the perfect shot.
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Getting a good night’s sleep is essential for a healthy life. Not only does it help you to get up feeling refreshed, but there is also a strong correlation between sleep and mental health. Tap or click here to see why sleeping next to your phone is a bad idea.
Does your family have old photo albums? Have you ever spent time looking at all the old black and white or wonderful vintage sepia-colored images?
Old pictures capture lovely moments in time, like your serious-faced ancestors. They posed for their first photo with the family’s first Brownie or Polaroid camera. While it’s great to look through all those snapshots, it’s sad to see how faded, scratched or torn some can be.
Remote work has always been a thing, but it’s more prevalent now, thanks to the pandemic. If you work remotely, you need a way to connect with your staff, typically done through video conferencing. Tap or click here to find out how to give your home office a high-tech makeover.
While scammers have embraced the digital age to target victims through social media, fake websites and landing pages, don’t think that they forgot their roots. A simple phone call is still an effective tool for criminals to practice their crooked trade.
(Updated Nov. 22, 2021 – The FDA and CDC are reporting more cases of salmonella linked to the onion recall from last month. There are now nearly 900 reported cases of illness and 183 hospitalizations. Keep reading for details on the outbreak and what you should do next.)
When we were kids, we watched the “Jetsons” and imagined a future of flying cars and robots who did our bidding. While we haven’t quite reached the level of technology we saw in the cartoon, technology has undoubtedly come a long way.
Online harassment victimizes 40% of Americans. The number of Americans who say they’ve been victims of cyberbullying is frightening. According to the Pew Research Center, online abuse is only getting worse.
Cyberstalking can happen to anyone, and it can damage every aspect of your life, from friendships to your future career. You can encounter many different types of nastiness: harassment, name-calling, sexual harassment, and even death threats.
Americans are hard-working, and most of us take pride in what we do. So, it can be jarring when a customer or a colleague complains about your work ethic. The dreaded “I want to speak to the manager” or “Corporate will hear about this” is enough to ruin a perfect day. Tap or click here to save time in your workday with this new Slack trick.
Sick of binging the “Big Bang Theory” over and over again? With so many streaming services out there, it’s easy to think we can never run out of good television to watch. Tap or click here to stream like a pro: seven Netflix hacks you’ll use all the time.
You have a wide selection of internet browsers to choose from, but they are not all made equal. Some prefer the speed and compatibility of Google’s Chrome browser, while others enjoy the security-minded features of Mozilla’s Firefox.
