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The best tech of 2019 (so far)
We're only halfway through 2019 and we've already seen a crazy number of cool, innovative tech releases.
Top 10 Best Tech Gadgets and Devices of 2019
Checkout the top 10 tech gadgets that you will love to have with you as these tech gadgets are amazing to try.
The Best Sounding True Wireless Headphones of 2019
A lot of people may be looking for cheap true wireless headphones, but if you're looking for something with top-notch sound, this is the list for you.
How Do Smart Homes Work?
Smarthomes are like any other home, just with extra control options for lights, plugs, thermostats, and more. But those additional controls introduce complexity, and understanding how they work will help you build a better smarthome.
U.S. Government Announces 'Critical' Warning For Microsoft Windows Users
Research has already revealed that just under one million internet-facing machines are vulnerable to BlueKeep on port 3389, used by the Microsoft Remote Desktop feature. But that's just the tip of this insecurity iceberg.
Your Facebook account is a liability. Secure it now
It doesn't take long to make sure your Facebook account is locked down.
Windows 10 updates: We're now using AI to push 1803 users to 1903, says Microsoft
Microsoft starts using machine learning to shift devices running April 2018 Update and earlier to the latest version.
Desktop and Laptop Tips and Tricks
This Gmail labels secret will change how you think about your inbox
With a little outside-the-box thinking, Gmail labels can make your inbox smarter than ever.
Dropbox’s New Desktop App Wants to Be Your One and Only Workspace
In a bid to help you better handle “work about work,” the company has just unveiled a new desktop app that creates a single workspace for organizing your content, connecting your various tools, and collaborating with others.
How to use Windows 10's Windows Sandbox to test software
Learn how to leverage the built-in Windows Sandbox feature in Windows 10 to emulate a virtual desktop. This will come in handy when you're testing software applications.
How to Digitize and Share Old Family Photos
I would recommend not using any kind of “scan photos” app or feature on a smartphone or tablet—the quality is inconsistent for what you’re trying to do.
How to use Recommended Troubleshooting on Windows 10 May 2019 Update
Windows 10 can now suggest and resolve common problems automatically with Recommended Troubleshooting, and in this guide, we show you the steps to use the feature.
No more passwords? Windows 10 1903 is close to that goal, claims Microsoft
Microsoft says the latest version of Windows 10 reduces the role of passwords more than any previous version.
Mobile Computing – All OS’s
Spotify's latest playlist combines music and news for your commute
"Your Daily Drive" is the first playlist on the service to combine podcasts and music, with the goal of pairing "the very best of news talk shows, including the relevancy and personality of the hosts, with the best of audio streaming."
Get the most money when you sell or trade in your phone
These tips could help earn you more cash for your old iPhone or Android phone.
Best E-Readers 2019: Ebook Reader Reviews and Kindle Alternatives
When it comes to reading, many people still prefer print, but e-readers are quickly becoming a device of choice, thanks to their portability, ease of use and multi-function capabilities.
Amazon Kindle vs Kindle Paperwhite: is it worth spending more?
These two reading machines have plenty in common, but there are a number of key differences as well.
Kindle Paperwhite Tips and Tricks
5 tips and tricks to make your Kindle Paperwhite even more useful. JRC: Well worth reading this article if you use a Kindle.
Google expands Android's built-in security key to iOS devices
iPhone and iPad users can now use their secondary Android smartphones as 2SV/2FA security keys.
Mobile Computing – iOS Only
Apple iOS 12.3.2 Release: Should You Upgrade?
Most iPhone owners will not get a notification prompt to upgrade and there’s no need to worry about it. This upgrade is mostly for iPhone 8 owners.
How to instantly close all the open Safari tabs on your iPhone (and iPad)
In other words, how to Marie Kondo your digital life
How to set up and use Handoff on your iPhone and iPad
With Handoff, you can move back and forth between your Apple devices
Why iOS offloads apps and how to reinstall them
In iOS 11, Apple added an option to offload apps rather than just delete them as a compromise between apps you use and storage consumed.
Apple Watch tips and tricks
Some of the Apple Watch’s best features and most useful controls are not obvious to the casual user.
How to scan documents and make PDFs using Notes on your iPhone or iPad
You don’t need to download an app. With Notes on iOS, you can easily scan a document and even save it as a PDF.
Mobile Computing – Android Only
Waze on Android is getting the Google Assistant, too
Waze features have crept their way into Google Maps from time to time, and vice versa. Today’s news is the second thing: there will now be a Google Assistant button (and “Hey Google” hotwording) on Waze now.
Google Maps tells you how fast you're driving. Here's how
Google Maps has been rolling out the new speedometer feature to its users.
Samsung Galaxy S10 depreciated by 50% in 30 days, says a report
Bad news for Galaxy owners: A site for selling used phones says the S10+ has dropped in value.
Alternative app store Aptoide calls for Google to 'play fair'
One of the best things about Android is the ability to install apps from anywhere, allowing you to side-step the Play Store if you want to.
Google Drive and Photos Are Splitting: What You Need to Know
Google says, “the connection between these services is confusing,” so it’s making some changes to “simplify the experience.” Here’s what that means for you.
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