Laura TuckerAs great as technology has been for phone calls, it’s also been a strain on it witth unwanted spam and scan calls. How do you deal with spam and scam calls?
Facebook Deals with Another Privacy Scandal, this Time with Its Closed Groups
Some Facebook users are lulled into a sense of security when they join or start a closed group, but there are people who view the content: marketers.
Humble Book Bundle: Microcontrollers Raspberry Pi & Arduino by Make
If you want to learn how to create your own rig using microcontrollers, the Humble Book Bundle – Microcontrollers Raspberry Pi & Arduino by Make is a smart choice for you.
Google Making It More Difficult for Sites to Block Incognito Mode in Chrome
Some sites detect Google Chrome Incognito mode and disable it so that you aren’t really browsing privately, but Google is working on blocking that effort.
Twitter Keeping Your DMs Even After You Think They’re Deleted
Twitter has been accused of holding on to direct messages (DMs) well past the time of when you delete your account, making them still available.
Has the Increase in Smartphone Price Led You to Keep Yours Longer?
Currently the iPhone and many Android phones as well are now up in the $1000 range. Has the increase in smartphone price led you to keep yours longer?
Asteroid Developing Biosensory Engine to Work with AR Projects
Asteroid is looking to expand on biosensory controls with eye movement and thought and are marketing dev kits aimed at increasing awareness for the technology.
Apple to Launch Paid News Service But Wants Half the Revenue
Apple is reportedly launching a paid news service next month, but this late in the game this is still a major problem, as publishers don’t want to split the fee with each other.
Pay What You Want for Humble Book Bundle: Robotics & IoT by Packt
Building robotics and Internet of Things projects are definitely among the more interesting and fun things you can do in the technology field. If you’re looking to get into this line of business or just a fun hobby and are looking to soak up as much knowledge as you can, the Humble Book Bundle – […]
Google Testing Walking Navigation with Maps App AR
Google announced on Monday that it’s testing an update to Google Maps, specifically with a feature for walking navigation using AR
Some iPhone Apps Secretly Record Your Screen without Your Knowledge
Some iPhone apps, including Expedia and Air Canada, are using Glassbox, a customer experience analytics firm to record users’ screens and collect data on their users.
Pay What You Want for Humble Bundle: Intro to Code
Humble has teamed up with Zenva Academy to provide online instruction for the Humble Bundle – Introduction to Code that will give you access to online courses pertaining to several areas of coding.
Do You Feel Your Home Wi-Fi Is Adequate?
There are several Wi-Fi services, so the goal is to get on that is reliable and quick. Do you feel your home Wi-Fi is adequate?
Your iPhones Are Vulnerable Without iCloud, And Thieves Know It
Every iPhone is controlled by iCloud, and if that is disabled, you have no protections, and that’s something thieves and hackers are beginning to figure out, as they can force you to disable iCloud.
Inbox Users Rejoice: Leak Shows Best Features Could Show Up in Gmail App
Inbox fans can now rejoice, as it appears the Gmail app may be incorporating some Inbox features after Google shuts Inbox down in March
Will You Purchase or Upgrade a Smartwatch in 2019?
The Apple Watch market grew by 50% last year. Are you going to be jumping on the smartwatch bandwagon? Will you purchase or update a smartwatch in 2019?
Apple Pulls Group FaceTime After Bug Reports but Still Faces Legal Challenges
Apple is taking a fair amount of heat for a bug that was discovered with their Group FaceTime feature. They’re even facing legal challenges.
Facebook Paying Teenagers and Adults to Install an App that Spies on Them
Facebook is paying teenagers, as well as adults, to install a research app on their phones so that they can spy on them, though Apple is making them remove it.