Most people I know don’t bother to pick up the phone anymore unless the calling number is someone they actually know. Most of the time, unknown numbers are robocalls. And for the last six months, they’ve grown especially annoying. Luckily, it looks like the tide is finally turning.
If you’re an iPhone owner, Apple’s new update – iOS 14.5 – gives you a choice: Will you let Facebook watch everything you do online?
Who hasn’t sent an email that you’ve later regretted? Google now claims that it has self-destructing emails. Send a message, after a set time, the message vanishes. Here’s how it works.
Windows users know that Microsoft is always releasing new updates. But Windows is still extremely vulnerable to all kinds of dangerous malware. Now, there’s an even greater danger.
The new generation of iPads comes with improved screens, speed and memory. But that doesn’t mean an old iPad is worthless. In fact, there are a lot of productive ways to use your outdated tech.
You’ve heard of opening your phone with your fingerprint or scanning your face to get on a plane. But what if you could pay for your groceries with your hand? Here’s how it works.
Remember the January riots at the U.S. Capitol? Many rioters proudly posted photos of themselves invading the Capitol. Many are now in jail, awaiting trial. But who actually collected all the self-incriminating social media evidence?
Apple announced seven new products yesterday: A purple iPhone, an Apple credit card made for teens and families, and a podcast subscription service. But let’s take a quick look at the most exciting devices.
Today Apple unveils some exciting new products, and one new term you’ll probably hear is LPTO. What does that mean? We’ve got the full scoop.
Cryptocurrency values are skyrocketing right now. One Bitcoin was selling for $62,300 at the close of business this past Friday. Plus, the value of the Dogecoin spiked by 400% this last week. Here’s why it’s going up — and why it will inevitably fall down.
Thanks to the internet, no one has real privacy anymore. Here are three things you can do today to give yourself and your family a bit more privacy.
Most people save many emails from a variety of people. We even take the time to keep it all organized and use folders. Here’s why hackers love that — and what you should do instead.
This Tuesday, Apple is unveiling new products. The company’s tight-lipped about what we can expect, but we know this event will be big. Here are some of the most exciting predictions.
TikTok challenges have been around since the site was created in 2016. These viral stunts are shared and copied by millions of people to gain social media clout. If you have kids in your family, it’s time you have the viral challenge chat. You just might save their life.
Earlier this week, the FBI arrested a Texan man for trying to “blow up the internet.” But is that even possible?
Watching the evening news on any given day, you would think that every parent in America is demanding that schools reopen. In reality, many parents and students love their online classes.
As we begin returning to offices, restaurants, and retail outlets, here’s a word of caution. No business should ever accept a COVID-19 vaccine card as proof that someone has been vaccinated. The online scams are rampant!
Why take one great photo of something with your phone when you can easily take five? There’s no problem until you either run out of storage space on your phone or want to organize your photo collection. Then it’s time to bring in the big guns to remove the duplicates.
Right now, picture dollar bills flying out the windows of your home. That’s what’s happening thanks to what’s called vampire power. Fortunately, you don’t need garlic to get rid of these vampires.
The internet is going crazy over a picture of Khloe Kardashian in a bikini — but for the reasons you might not think. It’s a realistic photo, but the Kardashian Team wants it taken off the internet forever. But is this even possible?
