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Almost every tech gadget we use in our daily lives has some sort of microchip inside it. TVs, thermostats and even toasters rely on microchips to work efficiently. Microchips are made using sand, but how do we go from a pile of grains to a tiny little computer? The answer? With a ton of work.
How often do you go over your credit card or banking statements? If you don’t do it regularly, there is a chance that you’ll miss some suspicious transactions. It might not be enough to trigger a warning, but repeated charges can amount to a large sum. Tap or click here for 10 accounts more valuable than your credit card.
Maybe you remember a funny meme your friend posted to your Facebook wall back in 2020. But your stomach sinks at the prospect of searching through years on your timeline. Don’t worry. We’ll share an easier way to find the things you’re looking for.
Phishing is a common cyberattack that everyone should know about. It’s a simple premise, usually performed through email. The malicious actors send messages pretending to be from trusted sources such as delivery services, banks and just about any well-known company.
You’re not alone if your monthly internet bill puts a big dent in your bank account. Use this tip to discover three ways to get fast and affordable home internet.
When you’re paying for high speeds, you know the frustration of not getting all that you’re promised. We’ll even show you how to report when your ISP isn’t delivering. Tap or click here to report slow internet speeds to the FCC.
Are you looking for an email service that is focused on privacy? DuckDuckGo has one, and it’s open to anyone. Tap or click here to start taking advantage of this email service today.
No matter which email provider you use, it’s most likely full. Get ready to declutter your inbox so fast that it will make Marie Kondo jealous. It’s time to wave goodbye to spammy marketing, unwanted newsletters, and expired office memos.
Can you guess how many vehicles on the road have open recalls that have yet to be repaired? 50 million. The list includes cars from major manufacturers such as Ford, Nissan, Hyundai, GMC, Jeep, BMW and Honda.
Your car may have a severe issue you’re not even aware of. We’ll show you how to find out if your vehicle is subject to a recall and get email notifications of future recalls. Tap or click here to check if your model is affected.
Optical illusions are a great way to test your eyes, train your brain and even honor those who are gone. If the last one sounds surprising, wait until you see the adorable corgi-themed brainteaser made for Queen Elizabeth II. It’s one of the most adorable optical illusions the internet offers.
After months of rumors, Apple unveiled its new iPhone models, Apple Watch 8 and AirPods Pro this month. All four iPhone 14 models get better crash detection and satellite communication in an emergency. It also released iOS 16. Tap or click here for new iOS features we love.
Most people look at their smartwatch to see what time it is or to have a glance at incoming notifications. But the one thing that you should never see is that it’s time to go to the hospital.
Unfortunately, that happened to a smartwatch user who explained what happened on Reddit. But this time, it wasn’t a Fitbit, which saw a nationwide recall earlier this year after reports of third-degree burns.
Some of the biggest names in tech are social media platforms. With users (and revenue) numbering in the billions, you’d think these companies would be careful with all the data they have access to. But of course, they aren’t. Tap or click here for the worst apps for your privacy.
