Follow These Steps to Netflix and Chill on Android
There are many ways that you can Netflix and chill on your Android, or by using your Android as a companion to your TV. Learn how to now.
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New York’s Cybersecurity Regulations Are a Model for States
New York's new cybersecurity proposal has other states (and even countries) considering similar action. But will that be enough?
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How the Amazon Web Services’ Crash Affected Users
Amazon has been having a lot of issues with its storage service. Find out more about how this will affect your experience with Amazon.
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Yelp Reviews: Helpful or Harmful?
Yelp is a top-rated review site, but sometimes its users don't offer the best advice. Watch for these signs of not-so-good advice on your next visit.
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Spotify Launches First Episode of Its Own Original Podcast
The popular music service has been testing out original content for some time now. Learn more about their latest project, soon to be released.
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Cache and Cookies: What They Are and How to Clear Them
Your browsing history doesn’t simply disappear when you close your browser. Learn how you can delete cache and cookies for good.
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Soon You’ll Be Able To Stream Live TV on YouTube
The future of live TV is now online. Learn more about how you can take advantage of the new live TV feature coming to YouTube.
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Is Snapchat About to Enter the Music World?
The app is known for catching life’s moments — both big and small — on the fly. Snapchat is now tightening its ties with the music industry for a fresh spin.
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Dropbox Bug Restores Long-Deleted Files to Users
Think your deleted files are gone for good? Dropbox’s recent bug proved this to be false. Dropbox was able to retrieve files that users deleted years ago.
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Millions of Kids’ Conversations Leaked Due to Teddy Bears
CloudPets, the creator of IoT-connected stuffed animals, recently had their database hacked, leaving millions of voice recordings exposed.