What the Tech? Why July 4 Is the Most Dangerous Day of the Year for Smartphones
July 4 is statistically the day of the year a smartphone is most likely to be damaged or destroyed.
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What the Tech? App of the Day: IFTTT
Wouldn’t it be nice if all of our gadgets and smarthome devices could talk or work together?
What the Tech? See the Best iPhone Shortcuts
If you’ve never opened the Shortcuts app on an iPhone or iPad, you’re missing some of the cool things you can do by tapping once on the screen or asking Siri.
What the Tech? iPhone Shortcuts Make Tasks Easier
More than likely, you’ve seen the Shortcuts app on the iPhone or iPad but since you didn’t know what it does, you’ve never opened it.
What the Tech? Do You Need a Solar Powered Generator?
Should you get a solar-power generator for power outages or gameday tailgate parties?
What the Tech? App of the Day: Hooked
Maybe you don’t have time to read a book, but what if it were told to you through a series of text messages?
What the Tech? Big Changes Could Be Coming to Facebook
Facebook may be making changes to better compete with TikTok and to draw younger users.
What the Tech? How to Find Free WiFi When You’re Visiting Another City
When you’re visiting another city, Facebook can help you find places that offer free WiFi.
What the Tech? Protect Your Smartphone from Summertime Heat
Nothing damages a smartphone like hot weather and water.
What the Tech? Should you Store Your Car Insurance Card on Your Phone?
49 states now accept digital proof of auto insurance, and two states accept digital driver’s licenses. But should you store this information on your phone?
