What The Tech: What should go in your storm emergency kit?
You don’t need anything extreme or expensive. Just a few smart tools that help you stay informed and connected when you need it most.
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What The Tech: The perfect gifts for the graduate
These are the kinds of gifts that make life easier, more organized, and a little more fun. And those are the ones graduates tend to remember long after the ceremony is over.
What the Tech: Tech gift ideas for Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is just a couple of weeks away. There are some tech gifts that will stick around for years and actually make life easier.
What The Tech: What A.I. might not be telling you
A lot of people are skipping Google searches altogether and just asking AI. But here’s the problem: they’re not always right. And if you rely on just one, you could be letting yourself up for a mistake.
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: ‘Free’ apps that actually cost a fortune
Today, many apps use a subscription model instead. That means you’re billed weekly, monthly, or yearly. Often those subscriptions begin with a free trial.
What The Tech: What is the safest way to connect to a hotspot?
Instead of connecting your laptop to public WiFi, you can use your phone’s cellular connection through a wired connection.
