What the Tech: Can ChatGPT’s new “Study and Learn” feature help students?
ChatGPT has a new feature which can help students grasp classroom concepts without doing the work itself. See how it works:
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What the Tech: Your phone’s been stolen, so now what?
The moment your phone falls into the wrong hands, a clock starts ticking. Thieves will immediately try to breach your passwords, banking apps, emails, and photo galleries. However, with a few changes to your phone’s settings, you can put significant roadblocks in their path.
What the Tech: What to do if your phone is lost or stolen
Here’s how to protect your digital files and personal information if your phone is ever lost or stolen, and how to avoid common tricks that thieves try to pull.
What the Tech App of the Day: Milanote
The Milanote app is a different way to organize your thoughts, to-do lists and research because it makes content visual, rather than just a list.
What the Tech: See useful apps for adults
See the apps that might be especially useful for people whose birth year starts with a “19.”
What the Tech: See gadgets for people born in years that start with “19”
See eight gadgets that people whose birth year starts with “19” might find helpful around the house.
What the Tech: See how AI finds a car problem that a mechanic couldn’t see
See how the new AI-powered Perplexity search tool pinpoints a problem with a pickup truck, saving time and money.
What the Tech: Beware of a new cryptocurrency scam that could cost you thousands of dollars
Be on the lookout for a cryptocurrency scam that nearly fooled our Consumer Technology Reporter Jamie Tucker.
What the Tech App of the Day: Raindrop
Raindrop is an to make it easier to find content online. Here’s how it works:
What the Tech: How to get out of a hard-to-cancel digital subscription
Here’s what to do if you have trouble canceling a digital subscription.
