What the Tech: Check out digital decorations for Halloween
Digital decorations look great and take up less space in your garage. Check out this digital ideas on decorating for Halloween.
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What the Tech: How to set passwords that can’t be hacked
Here’s a free way to create passwords that could take a hacker trillions of years to crack but will be easy for you to remember.
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 App of the Day: Pi
The personal assistant app called “Pi” wants to do more than just answer questions through AI. It wants to be your friend.
What the Tech: Experts say photo widely shared on social media is fake
Experts say a heartbreaking image shared in recent hurricane coverage was fake, and in the future, it will be harder than ever to spot phony photos.
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 App of the Day: Endel
Endel is a sleep app that’s backed by science and creates sounds just for you.
What the Tech: Finding movies on Netflix is easy if you know the secret codes
Use these codes to navigate Netflix faster, so you can see the movies and shows you want without spending the evening scrolling.
What the Tech: How to get free shipping from Amazon Prime even if you’re not a member
See a website that can help you reach the minimum amount on Amazon to get free shipping. You don’t need an Amazon Prime membership.
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.
