How Safe is it to Use the Wi-Fi at Starbucks?
Like all so-called “hotspots,” the Internet at Starbucks isn’t safe.
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The Best Apps to Stream the Presidential Inauguration
Are you looking for a way to watch the upcoming controversial 2017 Presidential Inauguration? These apps have got you covered.
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The Just Eat App is Delivering Food with Robots!
If you thought takeout was an invaluable luxury of the modern age, then get ready for Just Eat's new automated service with robot delivery!
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Handling Malware that Purports to be Antivirus Software
Your computer is often where you store your passwords, as well as sensitive business and financial information. Keeping it secure from malware is vital.
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What Were the Most Popular Apps of 2016?
With the help of DFNDR, your mobile experience will be faster, smoother, and more secure, which will help you get the most out of Snapchat on your device.
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The Future of Robotic Surgery: A Look at Where We Are
Robotic surgery is poised to make a significant improvement in the medical field by minimizing complications and perfecting precision.
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Optimize Your Snapchat Experience with DFNDR
With the help of DFNDR, your mobile experience will be faster, smoother, and more secure, which will help you get the most out of Snapchat on your device.
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What is the Future of Credit Card Security?
New credit cards with a microchip and screen — powered by a lithium-ion battery — may be the solution to credit card theft worldwide.
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How Well Does Outlook Protect Your Emails?
Microsoft Outlook is working hard to keep email safe. See how this email client handles spam or scam emails — so you don't have to.
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WeChat is Censoring Texts in China and Abroad
China's strict rules on censorship are affecting the International accounts of WeChat users. More than just blocking, WeChat leaves users in the dark.