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Working from home: Best tech to get, part 2
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Ordering takeout or delivery? Follow these steps to avoid coronavirus germs
Coronavirus and COVID-19 have changed the way we interact with everything, and deliveries are no exception. Just a few short weeks ago, it wasn’t a big deal to bring your package inside right away. But now, we’re wiping everything down with disinfectants.
The 5 best free streaming sites for movies & shows
Everyday life has changed amid the coronavirus crisis, and it can be pretty boring being on lockdown. If you don’t have access to any streaming services because money is tight, or you’ve watched everything worth seeing on the platform you do have, don’t miss this. In this Komando DIY, we have the five best free, legitimate streaming sites for you to check out. You can thank us later.
5 essential coronavirus work from home tips
The rise and spread of COVID-19 has led many businesses to either close or send their employees home to work remotely. If you’ve never worked from home before, the experience can be more than a little overwhelming.
Working from home does have its perks, but it also has a few downfalls. How can you prepare yourself? Tap or click here to see how the Komando.com editorial team managed with video conferencing.
How to Google something when you have spotty internet connection
With everyone practicing social distancing, there’s a definite strain on most internet connections. Kids are playing games or taking online classes, neighbors are working from home and every IoT device in your home is only making things worse.
Virus found on surfaces after 17 days - new advice to open your packages
Of all the ways the coronavirus pandemic has upended our lives, our renewed focus on hygiene is one of the most obvious. Soaps, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes are sold out everywhere, and nearly everyone is obsessively washing their hands multiple times a day.
Staying home? Catch up on shows you've never had time to watch
Finding yourself with more free time than you’re used to? Not sure what to do with yourself? Whether you’re working from home or just relaxing, there’s only so little a person can do before they start to get a little stir-crazy.
How to use FaceTime on your iPhone, iPad or Mac to make group calls
Without a doubt, the lockdown has many people a bit bored, edgy and lonely. It’s challenging to go from having plenty of human communication and contact to practically none overnight.
Beyond interacting with those who live with you, you can reach out to others via phone calls, text messages, social media and videoconferencing. You know, to keep from going stir crazy. Tap or click here for five ways tech can help you stay sane.
This convincing extortion scam uses coronavirus fears to trick you
The coronavirus pandemic already has many of us on edge. The last thing we need to add to the mix is a bunch of criminals trying to take advantage of this dire situation.
Unfortunately, crooks have no shame and we’ve seen plenty of coronavirus-related scams making the rounds. Tap or click here for 8 tips to avoid them.
Coronavirus closures: What stores are open and how can you place online orders?
Spring is traditionally a season for shopping. It’s filled with clearance events and heavy foot traffic for retailers. But the COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything, and shopping is no exception.
Many stores have since closed their doors to shoppers, with only grocery stores and pharmacies open as essential businesses in some states. Tap or click to see the safest way to shop for groceries during the outbreak.
5 apps to help seniors navigate the coronavirus pandemic
Things are pretty up in the air for everyone right now, thanks to COVID-19. It’s a challenging time in general, but it can be more challenging if you’re not even allowed to leave your home.
People over 70 are one of the most vulnerable groups, so you’re encouraged to be as isolated as possible. This can make anyone miserable, since it can be lonely. But safety comes first.