Talk about distracted driving, am I right?
Sick of dropped calls and bad reception? Try this car cell booster
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Your smartphone is only as good as your cell signal. If you don’t have a signal, you have a $1,000 paperweight in your pocket. Tap or click here to make calls through Wi-Fi.
Losing your cell signal in the middle of driving has to be one of the most frustrating things ever. If your signal has ever dipped or the person you’re talking to suddenly got quiet, this will change everything.
A handy device will boost your cell signal to help make better calls. Keep reading for a better way to get good reception.
Here’s the backstory
Beyond helping your signal, this all-in-one car phone system makes your life easier moving forward. Mount, charge and view your phone while getting the best signal clarity you’ve ever experienced.
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The weBoost Drive Sleek is the best investment you’ll make for your phone this year. Here’s why:
Stop dropping cell signal while you drive
It’s what we’re all here for, a signal booster. It looks like a miniature laptop charger that hangs from your mount and rests on your console or dashboard.
The signal booster connects to an outside antenna you put on your roof or the hood of your car. Some users with compact cars reported hood mounting resulted in signal interference, but when they reapplied the antenna to the roof all issues stopped.
Compatible with major U.S. service carriers
The WeBoost Drive Sleek is completely compatible with major carriers such as T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T. The device uses 5G compatibility to work with new phones and maintain a strong signal at all times. It boosts your cell signal on almost any network.
Self-driving cars do not drive themselves
Can you really trust your car’s self-driving mode? Turns out, study after study shows it’s not as safe as you might think.
Police pull over a Waymo driving on the wrong side of the road
Waymo says the vehicle was confused by construction signs and stayed in the oncoming lane for 30 seconds because “it was blocked from navigating back into the correct lane.” Luckily, no one was hurt.
Your car is watching
Automakers and insurance companies are teaming up to share data on your driving habits. Also, EV sales are struggling, and there are issues with Airbnb. I speak with a guy whose identity was stolen, and now the scammer is using his info to con others.
Pulled over in my Porsche
I was driving to work in my new ride and got pulled over. Let’s just say my morning didn’t quite go as planned.
No more touchscreens in your car!
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes for accidents across the country, and now touch screens are to blame.
Caught driving with no license
This video went viral. I just can’t wrap my brain around how he thought this was a good idea.
June 15th, 2024
Your driving apps are snitching on you to your insurance company. At this year’s WWDC, Apple goes all in on AI (come fall, expect a way smarter Siri!). Plus, a woman nearly dies from fake Ozempic, and chatbots are spreading election lies.
Your driving apps are spying on you
Apps like MyRadar and GasBuddy are sharing your driving data with data brokers. Find out exactly what they’re reporting.
Waymo drives on the wrong side to avoid skaters
Last month, a group of skaters in LA captured this video of a Waymo driving on the wrong side of the road to avoid hitting them. Waymo says it was the safest option. How would you feel if Waymo decided a head-on collision with your car was the best decision?
Ticketmaster hack exposes data of 560M customers
Got concert tickets? Your personal info might be on the market. Plus, why Gen Z is ditching driving, the latest malicious apps on Google Play, and how an international burglary ring is using Wi-Fi jammers.
How to download maps to your phone (Apple and Google Maps)
Long road trips can be stressful if you’re going through places with spotty service. This hack will help you stay on your path no matter how many bars you have.
California tests car tracking to tax your driving
California’s new road charge will track your mileage and charge you a fee based on how far you drive. Here’s my take in this short podcast.
Google Search is changing
Web traffic is dying, and now Google is putting AI answers at the top of its search results. What does this mean for your favorite websites? Plus, Uber’s new shuttle service, Tesla drivers ditch self-driving mode, and Jeff Bezos’ email etiquette.
Robotaxi activists
Lots of folks in San Fran aren’t big fans of self-driving cars. Here’s how they’re putting the brakes on them, all in one minute.
Cyberstalker car fire, fastest typist alive & self-driving fiasco
Plus, Mike Perez built gas station skimmers that earned him hundreds of thousands of dollars… until he got caught. I have a chat with him about it. A spooky void on Google Maps, the Maryland license plate debacle, and get clear conversations on your phone.
A solar powered SUV
Fisker’s Ocean SUV has a driving range of 1,500 miles and has solar panels on the roof. It might get even more miles in “ideal conditions.” Starting price? Just under $38K.
Real reason Americans don't buy self driving cars
Can you really trust autopilot mode? Here’s my take, in one minute.
Smart car privacy hack, top fitness apps, worst iPhone alarms to wake up to
Want to take a nap in your self-driving car? You might wake up in the middle of a police chase. Plus, a mom cyberbullied her daughter for a year, police used DNA evidence to catch a killer and my smart advice for callers like you.