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.
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.
If you’ve ever lost a strong signal on a smartphone, this trick may get you back online in two seconds.
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.
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.
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.
While shoppers get excited about Amazon Prime Days, so do scammers and if you placed any orders over the last couple of days, you’ll likely hear from cyber criminals trying to take advantage of your anticipation.
If you took advantage of the deals during Amazon Prime Days, you may have questions about your orders. Deliveries can be delayed.
Old fashioned wallets are a literal pain in the, you know what. Most guys know to drive comfortably they need to take the wallet out of their back pocket and put it in the glove box or console.
Amazon’s biggest shopping event of the year is June 21st and 22nd and if you’re planning to shop Prime Days, arm yourselves with an app.
Even though Amazon had to move Prime Day to October last year, it still set all kinds of records. In terms of sales, Prime Day is bigger than Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Combined.