What the Tech: Beware of a new text scam
This new scam is targeting iPhone users through a loophole in Apple’s security measures.
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What the Tech: How to back up your computer
The FBI strongly recommends backing up your computer because of the ongoing cyber attack. Here are the best ways to do it.
What the Tech: FBI says cyberterrorists may be targeting you
The FBI has issued a stark warning that Chinese cyber terrorists are actively targeting Americans, and it’s a threat that could affect people and small businesses alike.
What the Tech: See the YouTube videos that no one watches
Ever scroll through YouTube and wonder about all the videos that never go viral?
What the Tech: Looking back at 20 years of YouTube
By JAMIE TUCKER Consumer Technology Reporter It’s hard to imagine a world without YouTube. Yet, this ubiquitous video platform is just celebrating its 20th birthday. That’s right, the website that feels like it’s been around forever actually started in 2005. And what began as a quirky dating site has transformed into the most-viewed social media platform globally, even ranking as…
What the Tech: Are you giving your apps too many permissions?
Here’s why you should ask yourself whether your smartphone is sharing too much.
What the Tech: How to free up storage space on your smartphone
If your smartphone’s storage is full, deleting photos, apps and messages can help, but there’s a faster way to make space.
What the Tech App of the Day: Mapstr
Mapstr is a unique travel app that is complete with recommendations from other people.
What the Tech: See the TV that’s also a work of art
When this TV is not in use, it transforms into a stunning piece of art, effectively disguising itself as a framed picture on your wall.
What the Tech: Should you freeze your credit to protect yourself from ID theft?
A credit freeze may protect yourself from ID theft since no one would be able to open a credit account in your name.
