What the Tech? Gadgets to Make Working from Home Better
When the pandemic forced companies to allow employees to work from home most people wondered what might happen when those workers were asked to return. Now, we know.
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What the Tech? Is There Finally a Way to Stop Robocalls?
If you don’t get a robocall every day, you probably don’t have a cellphone. Robocalls are the #1 complaint filed with the FCC but new technology just might put an end to them.
What the Tech? Should You Book a Vacation Through Google Travel?
Just before the global pandemic, Google decided to pull the plug on the popular Google Trips planning tool. If you’re just now planning a trip again, you’ll be happy to know Google Trips is now Google Travel.
What the Tech? How to Delete Zombie Apps
How many apps do you have on your smartphone? Probably more than you think.
What the Tech? App of the Day: TV Guide
What we need is a good ol’ fashioned TV Guide. Remember those weekly magazines that showed everything coming on every local and cable channel? Many people do not know that TV Guide has a mobile app and website that does the same thing. For free.
What the Tech? Why July 4 is the Most Dangerous Day of the Year for Your Smartphone
It’s interesting this study shows more smartphones get lost, get stolen, or just stop working on the Fourth of July more than any other day of the year.
What the Tech? How to Restore Your Internet Connection When You’re on the Road
If you’ve ever lost a strong signal on a smartphone, this trick may get you back online in two seconds.
What the Tech? How to Protect Yourself from Online Fundraising Scams
The Better Business Bureau is warning people who want to send money to relief efforts in the Surfside condominium collapse that scammers are trying to intercept their donations.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Paste Keyboard
A five-year-old utility app almost no one had heard about had suddenly lept over every other app in the App Stores to hit #1 in the most downloaded chart.
What the Tech? Can You Get Your Personal Information Removed from the Internet?
It’s critical to stay at the top of your personal and private information. Check your credit reports frequently. Some hackers and cybercriminals can find enough information to take out a credit card in your name or the name of your children.
