What the Tech App of the Day: Allergies Plus
An app can help you get through pollen season like never before.
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What the Tech: See how AI can help you plan a vacation
To plan a vacation, all you need to do is ask Google and its new generative AI tool in the normal Google Search bar.
What the Tech: Home safety gadgets can protect you and your family
Home safety gadgets can alert you for radon gas, water leaks and more.
What the Tech: In wake of data leaks, here’s how to make your passwords stronger
Recent data leaks by AT&T and Roku show that strong passwords are needed. How strong are yours?
What the Tech: What you need to know about the AT&T data leak
AT&T says data was leaked of over 70,000 current and former customers. The data includes Social Security numbers and other personal information.
What the Tech App of the Day: NASA
The NASA app is a great way to prepare for an eclipse or other space events.
What the Tech: “World Backup Day” reminds you to make copies of your computer data
When was the last time you backed up your computer? Maybe the better question is, “Have you ever backed up your computer?”
What the Tech: What are broadband labels?
The U.S. government is now requiring wireless phone companies to clearly label their phone plans. What should you look for?
What the Tech: How to perform a hard reset on your smartphone
If your phone stops working, here’s how to do a hard reset on it before you decide whether to head to a repair shop.
What the Tech: How to shoot a solar eclipse without damaging your phone
Cameras have come a long way since the last solar eclipse, but you need to know how to shoot it without damaging your camera.
