What the Tech? An App Can Show You If a Snake You Find is Poisonous
Snap a picture of a snake you find with your phone and upload it using the SnakeSnap app. You can find out if the snake is dangerous.
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What the Tech? How to Get Teenage Crisis Counseling by Text
Crisis Text Line is a 24-hour, 7 day a week service where teenagers can text with a licensed counselor.
What the Tech? Why You Need to Update Your Google Chrome Browser Now
An emergency update to Google’s Chrome browser has been released and the company says every computer user should update the browser right away.
What the Tech? Why You Should Back Up Your Entire Computer, Not Just Your Files
A backup means if something were to happen, you could load the backup onto a new computer where everything works as it does now.
What the Tech? See What’s in Your Mail without Checking Your Mailbox
Did you know you can find out what’s in your mailbox without checking the mailbox? It’s also convenient for bad guys and if you don’t sign up for it, someone else might.
What the Tech? App of the Day: GetUpside
GetUpside is a popular smartphone app claiming to help save money at the gas pump. Here’s the idea: use the app to find special gas deals where you can save as much as 25-cents per gallon.
What the Tech? Time to Clean the Clutter on Your Desktop Computer
Over time, a computer desktop gets cluttered with file folders, photos, documents, and games. But you can bring some order to the madness with a few steps.
What the Tech? How to Spring Clean Your Smartphone
Here are a few things you can do to free up some of the storage space on your phone to make room for new photos and videos and speed up things as well.
What the Tech? The Risk of a Russian Cyberattack Against the U.S.
For the first time in our lives, the threat of a cyberwar is just as scary as the threat of nuclear war.
What the Tech? How to Keep from Accidentally Deleting Photos from Your Smartphone
Since most everyone uses smartphone cameras to take photos and videos and since no one ever prints those photos on paper, losing them to a simple mistake happens frequently.
