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In the late 18th century, electricity was evolving from an exciting parlor trick to real science. Scientists used glass bottles, wool cloth and metal balls to create and control electricity. But what if you tried recreating one of these objects using the tools from that era? Would it work?
People are constantly upgrading to the latest and greatest tech. Whether you have a new smartwatch or tablet, plenty of pro tips will help you become an expert.
I love helping Komando readers get the most out of their tech. Whether it’s helpful hints and special tricks or just helping you find the right tools, I’ve got you covered! Tap or click to browse my recent columns and tech tips.
On the market for a new home? You’re not alone, but now might not be the time to invest. However, you might be in luck if you’re selling a home.
Zillow, one of the top platforms for buying and selling property, just released its value and sales forecast for March 2023. One major prediction: a decline in total sales, around 4.3 million as opposed to last year’s 5 million.
You spend a lot of money on electronics, so why not keep them in tip-top shape? When it comes to computers, speed is the name of the game. Is your PC or Mac running slow? Take these simple steps to speed things up again.
Most people buy makeup to accentuate their best natural features. Other people use innocent cosmetics as party drugs. That’s why Amazon dropped a popular fake eyelash remover glue brand.
You can find anything on Amazon — including affordable alternatives to popular products. Do you have any loved ones who buy makeup online? Share this warning, so they know about the potential dangers of using eyelash glue.
Cybercriminals use every trick in their malicious arsenal to steal personal details. That means they often impersonate actual companies through text messages and emails, claiming something is wrong with your account. Tap or click here for Text scams 101: How to spot a fake Google message.
Let’s say you’re out and about and see something that piques your interest — a flower, animal, article of clothing, car — how can you find out more about it? Rather than typing searches and hoping to hit the right results, there’s a trick that instantly finds what you’re looking for. Here’s how it works.
Is it just us, or are automotive recalls becoming more common? We recently reported on a pair of dangerous recalls that not only affect 140,000 Dodge SUVs but also nearly 60,000 child safety seats from a major manufacturer. You’ll want to check this out.
A tiny bottle in your bathroom could kill you. Recalled eyedrops are spreading a drug-resistant bacteria infection to consumers across the country. One minute you’re trying to moisturize your eyes. The next, you can’t see a thing.
Cybercriminals have been spreading malware through phishing emails for quite a while. But a new twist is making the rounds catching victims off guard. Instead of using malicious Word docs to spread malware, they have turned their attention to OneNote documents.
Researchers recently discovered that certain mobile phones suffer from a severe flaw where no user interaction is required to be hacked. These are called no-click hacks, and often the criminal only needs to know the target’s phone number.
