What the Tech? App of the Day: Down Dog
Down Dog is a yoga app that creates routines that are different every time you use it.Â
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What the Tech? Are Efforts to Stop Robocalls Really Working?
Are you still getting the same number of robocalls? The number of illegal calls from spammers was expected to drop after the implementation of new technology.
What the Tech? Storing Your Driver’s License on Your Phone
Apple says Georgia and Arizona will be the first two states to accept digitally stored driver licenses and state-issued IDs at airport security.
What the Tech? How to Change Your TV Settings for the Best Gameday Viewing
Football season is here again. As good as 4K televisions are out of the box, you’ll need to make a few tweaks in your TV’s settings menu for the best football viewing.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Fontmaker
How does an app go from nowhere to the top of Apple’s App Store in a month? It better be awesome and it better have celebrities posting reviews and demos. Neither of those is true for Fontmaker.
What the Tech? Restoring Cell Service in an Emergency
Often, even if you don’t have cell phone service in an emergency, text messages and messages sent through a messaging app will likely go through because they require a very small amount of bandwidth.
What the Tech? How to Blur Your House from Google Street View
You’ve probably looked at your house on Google Earth or Google Street view. But to someone looking to break into houses, those images give the bad guys a lot of information to help them decide which house to hit.
What the Tech? How to Find Your Children’s Hidden Phone Apps
One smartphone trick that’s been making its way across social media for the past year is how to hide certain apps from their phone screen. But there’s a way you can see them.
What the Tech? Why Thousands Are Posting Videos of Studying
It apparently is helping students to study longer, be more motivated and cut out other distractions.
What the Tech? A Better Way to Save Your COVID-19 Vaccination Card on Your Phone
Many people are simply taking a photograph of their card but scanning the card may look more official to the person requesting vaccination proof.
