What the Tech: What Apple is doing to crack down on stolen phones
The change is called Stolen Device Protection, and Apple is now turning it on automatically with the latest iPhone update.
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What The Tech: A webpage that tracks TSA wait times
Instead of waiting for someone else to create it, Jamey Tucker decided to build a simple version himself
What The Tech: Protecting your I-phone from hackers
iPhones are still among the most secure devices you can buy.
But they’re not invincible.
What the Tech: A ‘magic eraser’ that edits objects out of photos
Today’s smartphones can erase unwanted objects and even people from your pictures using artificial intelligence.
What the Tech: Prime Video subscriptions are increasing. Here’s what you need to know
Starting soon, some Prime subscribers will see streaming quality capped at 1080p unless they pay an additional monthly fee for a higher-tier plan that includes 4K.
What the Tech: Tips to protect your internet router from hackers
Your WiFi router may be the most overlooked device in your home. It quietly connects your TVs, phones, laptops, doorbells, and every other smart gadget to the internet.
What The Tech App of the Day: Endel
Endel researchers say the app composes sounds based on the person’s circadian rhythm.
What The Tech: Why your TV is more than just a screen
Today’s televisions are powerful devices connected to the internet.
And just like any computer, it’s worth checking the settings every once in a while to make sure everything is working the way you expect.
What the Tech: How the recent Facebook scam can affect your page
If you’ve spent any time on Facebook lately, you may have seen a post claiming you can “reset the Facebook algorithm.” But there’s one big problem. That trick doesn’t work.
What The Tech: Can artificial intelligence be wrong?
Just because an AI gives you an answer does not mean it is always safe.
I discovered that while asking a simple question about a household chore.
