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Apple’s iOS 14 introduced widgets, a new app library and a bunch of new privacy and security features. Some of the biggest changes, though, are all around messaging. In this Komando DIY, three new iPhone texting and messaging tricks you need to try.
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At a certain point in your life, someone has told you that you can be whatever you want to be. Most will aspire to take on a noble profession as a doctor, scientist or fireman. Thinking of a career change? Tap or click here and let this tool help.
Ever wondered if your efforts in fighting COVID-19 is paying off? Apart from washing hands and wearing a face mask when in public, there are several things that we can do.
One important step that everyone should be doing is to make sure all delivered packages or disinfected properly. Tap or click here for step-by-step instructions on properly sanitizing packages.
My inbox is filled with people asking how they can stay out of Big Tech’s reach.
It starts with the services you use. Yes, they’re mostly free, but remember what you’re paying with: Your data. Tap or click here for services you can use that aren’t under Big Tech’s control.
When you signed up for home internet service, you had to choose from several options. Each plan promises certain download and upload speeds, but how do you know which one is right for you?
Those speeds are a big factor in how much you’ll shell out for the internet each month. Faster capabilities mean higher costs and you’ll pay less for slower speeds. But speed is just one factor when it comes to your internet bill. There are others you might not know about. Tap or click here to change this one setting for faster internet speeds.
There’s nothing like buying a new TV, setting it up and then realizing it doesn’t have the sound quality you were hoping for. It’s happened to many of us. Some gadgets will even advertise awesome features, but they’re pretty lackluster when we get them home.
Admiring world-famous paintings from a few feet away is a special moment. Often people don’t realize the true size of artworks until they are in front and up close to it.
Take da Vinci’s Mona Lisa as an example. Looking at images online with no objects for reference, it is nearly impossible to understand its size. The world’s most famous painting is, in fact, only 30-inches by 20-inches. Can’t make it to an art museum? No worries. Tap or click here to visit museums virtually.
There are few certainties in life: Death, taxes and turning your computer off and on when there’s a problem. This is usually the first piece of advice you get from friends, family and tech support.
Rebooting your computer helps keep it running smoothly. It clears the memory, stopping any tasks that are eating up RAM. Even if you’ve closed an app, it could still tap your memory. A reboot can also fix peripheral and hardware issues. If your computer is still running slow, this one trick could help.
Are you searching for a new job right now? Job hunting can be pretty stressful in normal times, but a lot of people are out of work right now thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, making job competition stiff.
As of September, a whopping 12.6 million people were unemployed in the U.S. Another 4.6 million Americans were on temporary layoff status. There’s a ton of competition for each job opening, and it can be tough finding a position that fits your criteria. There are also these job-related scams to contend with.
Microsoft has been busy adding cool new Windows features lately. Tap or click here for recently added Windows features you’ll love. The Windows Finger command sounds like a fun, new way of tapping on desktop items. Sadly, it is not, and it’s one of the most harmless pieces of code in the operating system.
Everyone is at risk of being targeted by cybercriminals. Whether it happens via a text containing a malicious download link or an email with a URL to a dummy site to steal your information, the malicious players on the web are always looking for new victims.
