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For decades, America’s tech giants and their celebrity CEOs have literally basked in a warm glow of consumer trust and satisfaction. But the days of trust are gone. And Big Tech is in big trouble.
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As with pretty much every website or app that gets developed, Snapchat has continually worked to add features, like filters and face swapping, as well as Bitmojis and other things meant to make using it both unique and enjoyable. If you’re not sure what any of that is, trust us when we say it is all, if nothing else, entertaining.
Smartphones aren’t just for making calls, playing games and surfing the internet. They can also be critical safety tools in emergency situations. Apple first released its Emergency SOS feature for iPhones with an update for iOS 10, but it’s time to take a fresh look at what it does and how to use it now that iOS 11 and a host of new iPhones are out.
YouTube is the go-to video platform for millions of people. It’s the platform we go to for anything under the sun – tutorials, reviews, news and viral videos. To keep you engaged, YouTube regularly rolls out fresh features. Whether you’re a creator or a consumer, these four new key features are exciting additions to YouTube’s arsenal.
Everyone has a podcast, right? It sometimes seems that way.
Well-known actors have podcasts. Comedians, fashion icons, sports anchors and reality TV stars have podcasts. Many of the major personalities you listen to on the radio have podcasts.
Apple designed its phones and watches to be some of the smartest around, able to do far more than traditional phones and watches can. When the phones and watches start doing things on their own, however, is where problems arise.
Have you flown a drone? It’s so much fun to get one airborne and it’s pretty easy, too, if you practice.
However, there is a problem that almost everyone encounters when handling the remote control down on the ground. First, it’s tricky to keep your eyes on the drone and the controls at the same time.
Anyone who owns a home understands that it is never actually finished, whether you build it from the ground up or buy an older home. There is always some project to work on, be it a remodeling of a kitchen or bathroom or maybe a simple redecoration.
We rarely think twice when our computer asks us to update it, because really, who are we to argue with it? When the little note pops up in the lower right-hand corner, we click and let the computer do its thing. But what happens when things go wrong? A lawsuit, apparently.
For those of us with full-time jobs and aging parents, it’s stressful to figure out how they’re going to get to the appointments they need. Often, they need multiple visits a month and that can be a major financial burden.
