How NASA’s Free Software Can Help Entrepreneurs
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The Changing Norms of Text Messaging in the Workplace
In today's world, keeping cell phones out of the office isn't realistic. But employees still need to practice proper texting etiquette. Read on to find out how.
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Smartphone Functions That Use A Lot of Battery Power
You’d be surprised at the smartphone functions that drain your battery. Luckily, there are ways to limit the battery drainage of these processes.
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Personal vs. Corporate Email: Which One is More Secure?
You may have been wondering what the answer is to this question. Finally, find out which one of your email accounts is more secure.
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Is That Drone Illegal? Drone Laws Revealed
Worried about commercial drones infringing on your private property? Here's everything you need to know about FAA regulations in the USA.
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Cardless ATMs Will Make Hacking Much More Difficult
Cardless banking is the way of the future, and it should make it that much more difficult for hackers to gain access to your account information.
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Fingerprint Scanner Gestures: Pros and Cons
Fingerprint scanner gestures have been around since 2015. But are they a good thing or just another distraction? Here's the real deal.
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Here’s How to Change Your Android Wallpaper Automatically
Does your friend's cell phone always have the coolest wallpapers on rotation? Chances are, an app is picking them. Find out how to improve your wallpapers now.
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WhatsApp is Offering More Customization Options
WhatsApp will soon be offering some users more customization options. Find out what this means and when the features might be available for everyone.
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How Can Your Electronics Integrate with Your Smart Car?
Your smart car might be smarter than you thought. Find out how you can conveniently integrate your electronics with your smart car.