What the Tech? How to Create Strong Passwords That You’ll Remember
The reason people use bad passwords is simple: it’s difficult to come up with passwords that live up to the suggestions of security experts.
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What the Tech? What is the Metaverse?
We’ve heard a lot about the Metaverse in recent weeks. Facebook changed its company name to Meta, a few years after spending billions of dollars on the virtual reality platform Oculus. So what is the Metaverse? And who wants to go? The Metaverse is a virtual world where people interact with one another. Sort of like life inside a video game….
What the Tech? App of the Day: Bluebird
Smartphone technology certainly helps us all to be more productive but it can also present distractions. The Bluebird app can help.
What the Tech? Is Someone Hacking Your Router to Spy on You?
This isn’t just another scary Halloween story but it is frightening: someone may be watching you using your security camera or doorbell.
What the Tech? What is YouTube Doing to Protect Children?
As YouTube, Snapchat and TikTok representatives met with Senators this week to answer tough questions about what the platforms are doing to protect kids, it’s a good time to look at changes YouTube has already made to its platform.
What the Tech? Apps to Keep Your Children Safe on Halloween
Most kids didn’t go trick-or-treating in the neighborhood last Halloween due to the pandemic. This year they’ll be back, roaming neighborhoods with their friends, maybe walking up to houses of people you don’t know very well.
What the Tech? Check Out New Digital Halloween Decorations
If you’re someone who loves Halloween and loves to decorate you need to hear about the latest trend called “Digital Decorations”.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Writey Can Help You Re-Learn Cursive
Cursive writing isn’t even taught in some schools despite the fact psychologists say it’s good for the brain and helps us remember things better.
What the Tech? Protect Yourself from New Computer Scams
October is Cyber-Security Awareness Month and while you may think you’re smart enough to spot a scam, someone in your family is not. No matter a person’s age, scammers will often succeed in tricking victims into sharing information or clicking a link.
What the Tech? How to Turn a Photo into Text Using iOS 15
The Notes app will transpose the words in any photo you take. It’s like magic.
