Android Widgets Most Users Can Live Without
Widgets can make the home screen of your Android phone personal, but they can also drain your battery life faster than you thought possible.
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Coachella’s Site Was Hacked: Is Your Credit Card Info Safe?
The site of one of the world’s most popular musical festivals was hacked. Is your credit card information safe? Find out here.
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How Does Google Autofill Use Your Information?
You may trust Google with a lot of your information — or it may store it without your knowledge. But what does Google do with it all?
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Will Mobile Health Insurance Shopping Become the New Normal?
As more and more people want to take control of their health insurance plans, will we see more mobile options for insurance shopping?
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WhatsApp vs. Instagram: Who Has the Edge in Photo Quality?
If you are a bit of a shutterbug, you might be wondering which app is better for sharing great quality images. Read on to learn which one and why.
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Here Are the Top 5 Green Apps for Millennials
Going green isn't always easy. Fortunately, there are Android apps available to help make the transition easy, painless, and also kind of fun!
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Here Are the Best Smartphones for Multitasking
Have a business? You probably need a smartphone that does more than just play games. Here's a pick of the top multitasking smartphones.
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Don’t be Fooled by Bad Links in Google Search Results
Unfortunately, the Google search engine doesn’t block malicious websites, scams, or malware by default. Find out how you can be safer while searching Google.
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What You Need to Know About Emerging Cybersecurity Trends
Large companies and institutions have been targeted by hackers, among others. But how much does cybersecurity really matter to the rest of us?
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New York City’s 8 Ride-Sharing Apps, Ranked
New York City has a lot of ways to get around these days. Car, bus, subway — and now there are eight ride-sharing apps competing for your fare.