What the Tech App of the Day: One Year
One Year is an app that can help you see time slipping away during the course of a year.
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What the Tech: Zelle discontinues its app
Zelle is pulling its app, even though 150 million people used it to make money transfers.
What the Tech: Why you should update your Apple products as soon as possible
Apple has rolled out a critical update for its devices, and this is not one to ignore. It’s packed with 62 security fixes that address serious threats.
What the Tech: How to give you electronic devices a spring cleaning
It’s time for a digital spring cleaning to keep your electronics running smoothly.
What the Tech: Facebook is making it easier to find your friends again
Facebook has released an update that makes it easier to see posts from your real friends and not all of the junk you may be seeing.
What the Tech: How to get into your desktop computer even when you’re away
Here’s a simple, free solution to put the contents of your home computer at your fingertips, no matter where you may be.
What the Tech: More new features to discover on your iPhone
Take a dive into some of the lesser-known iPhone secrets hidden within its accessibility settings.
What the Tech: Do you know these iPhone secrets?
With ever new iOS, Apple puts new features into its iPhones, but do you know about them?
What the Tech: Is ongoing toll scam a cyberattack?
The FBI has issued an alert saying the ongoing scam involving phony toll road payments could be a cyberattack linked to China.
What the Tech: If you used 23andMe, here’s how to protect your information
If you’re one of the 15 million people who have submitted samples to 23andMe to discover your family origins, here’s how to protect yourself now that the company has declared bankruptcy.
