We spend a lot of time on our smartphones, whether texting, scrolling on social media, checking emails or staying on top of the latest news. We typically only power off our devices when an issue or bug appears or when the battery dies (although that’s not intentional). However, the National Security Agency recommends powering off and on your smartphone every …
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How to easily enable, disable autofill on your Android
Let’s be real, having your passwords automatically filled in can be a real time-saver. But it can also be a bit unnerving when your phone seems to know your log-in credentials a little too well. Love it or hate it, Android’s autofill password feature is here to stay. The good news? You’ve got full control over how it works. If …
Read More »How to crop or rotate a photo on your Android
Are you tired of having to transfer your photos to a computer just to crop or rotate them? Well, guess what? You can easily do it right on your Android device. Let’s dive into this little trick that will make your photo editing life a whole lot easier on your Android. If you have an iPhone, learn how to crop, …
Read More »How to transform your photos into fun stickers on your Android
Have you ever wanted to add a personal touch to your messages and photos by creating your own custom stickers? Well, get ready because I’m about to walk you through the super simple process of making stickers right on your Android device. It’s a fun and creative way to express yourself, and trust me, it’s easier than you might think. …
Read More »Android banking trojan masquerades as Google Play to steal your data
Criminals constantly develop new ways to scam people, and their latest tactic involves infecting Android phones with malware to access banking information and other details. Researchers at the cybersecurity firm Cyble have discovered a new malware, dubbed Antidot, which masquerades as a Google Play update application. It displays fake Google Play update pages in multiple languages and captures sensitive information. …
Read More »End those annoying Wi-Fi password-sharing popups
It can be very convenient to log into the Wi-Fi network easily via password sharing when visiting a new location or a family or friend’s house. Instead of having to dig around for the password or struggling to share long, alphanumeric passwords with symbols, you can simply use password sharing to “drop” a password to your intended friend or family …
Read More »Top 10 tips to maximize your iPhone’s battery life
There’s nothing worse than spending a lot of money on a nice new phone only to have a shortened battery life, curtailing its usefulness. Various factors can impact your iPhone’s battery life quality and quantity. “Hi, if your iPhone is plugged in and finishes charging, does it damage [the] phone or charger if it is left plugged in at 100% …
Read More »Amazingly easy secret trick to save full-page screenshots as images on your Android
Have you ever stumbled upon a webpage so packed with juicy content that you wished you could keep it all? Maybe it’s a thread of hilarious comments, a lengthy how-to guide or an article that’s just too good to forget. We’ve all been there, tapping away at our screens, wishing we could bottle up the internet goodness for later. If …
Read More »Reclaim your privacy by disabling your cellphone carrier’s data tracking
We’ve all heard before that our cellphones are listening to us and monitoring our every move. While this has been debunked (or, at least, explained), the fact of the matter is that data tracking is standard practice by the most popular mobile carriers these days. And still in 2024, even with complaints from users, new tracking methods are continually emerging, …
Read More »Fun and games: TwoSeventy political strategy game is teaching Americans about Electoral College
A unique online game of political skill is engaging players and users not just from across America but from all over the world — who are learning about the American political system, including the Electoral College, especially as the 2024 presidential election season heats up. Mark J. Penn, chair and CEO of Stagwell Inc., is the creator of a virtual …
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