What the Tech? The Risk of a Russian Cyberattack Against the U.S.
For the first time in our lives, the threat of a cyberwar is just as scary as the threat of nuclear war.
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What the Tech? How to Keep from Accidentally Deleting Photos from Your Smartphone
Since most everyone uses smartphone cameras to take photos and videos and since no one ever prints those photos on paper, losing them to a simple mistake happens frequently.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Foap
If you’re the creative type with a good eye for photographs, the smartphone app “Foap” might land one of your pictures a spot in a major advertising campaign.
What the Tech? Better Business Bureau Warns of a Texting Scam
A new texting scam is going around using the same photo of a young woman claiming she sent a text to the wrong number.
What the Tech? Should You Buy Your Own Website Domain with Your Name?
The case of owning this piece of online real estate is a good idea for many different reasons. It protects your personal brand.
What the Tech? Why You Should Update Your Windows PC Immediately
If you have a Windows PC, you should read this story and immediately check to see if your computer has the latest security updates.
What the Tech? See Alarm Clock Apps That Do More Than Just Beep at You
If the stock alarm clock on your phone isn’t enough to get you going, these alarm clock apps are guaranteed to keep you from hitting the snooze button.
What the Tech? How to Disable Apple AirTags
Find out what you should do if you receive a notification that an Apple AirTag is traveling with you.
What the Tech? Police Say AirTags Being Used to Track People without Their Knowledge
Police departments across the country are getting reports of Apple AirTag trackers being discovered by people who had no idea they were being tracked.
What the Tech? The Dangers of Free Public WiFi
It is one of the oldest tricks in a hacker’s playbook, setting up their own WiFi network in a public place and snooping on any computer or phone that logs onto the “Free WiFi”.
