What the Tech: Are your children getting around the screen limits you set?
Children are finding ways to get around the screen time limits you’ve set, so what can you do?
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What the Tech: Why you should routinely shut down your computer and phone
If your electronic devices are getting sluggish, when was the last time you turned them off for at least a minute? It may fix them.
What the Tech: How to use your phone in an emergency when there’s no cell service
The latest iPhones and Android devices have a solution for when you’re in an emergency with no cell service: satellite connectivity. Here’s how to make it work.
What the Tech: How to call 911 on someone else’s phone
If you see someone in trouble, this is why it’s best to call 911 from the person’s phone rather than your own. Here’s how to do it.
What the Tech: Celebrate Earth Day by recycling your old phone
It is estimated that 416,000 smartphones are thrown in the garbage every day. That’s a mountain of devices and batteries in landfills. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
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: It’s time to spring clean your smartphone
Your tech devices need a spring cleaning to help them work their best. Here’s how to do it quickly.
What the Tech: How cold weather affects your smartphone
Winter weather can affect the performance of your smartphone if you aren’t careful.
What the Tech: Should you allow some gifts to be opened early?
Gaming systems, phones and other electronics need time to be set up, so you might want to allow them to be opened before Christmas.
What the Tech: A quick way to start recording video even if your phone is locked
How many times have you seen something and couldn’t get your smartphone out and recording quickly enough?
