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Japan Game Awards 2018: ‘Monster Hunter: World’ wins top prize | Tech Magazine
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What can you Do, When Your Windows Laptop Slows Down | Tech Magazine
A Windows laptop can slow down for myriad reasons, from insufficient memory to malware issues. Consumer Reports explains how to diagnose the problem and get things moving again.
Tips for Better Passwords | Tech Magazine
The recent hack of the MyHeritage genealogy service should serve as a reminder to set strong passwords and protect them. Consumer Reports shares tips on how to do that.
How to Change Alexa's Name on Your Amazon Echo Device | Tech Magazine
Want to change Alexa's name? Just ask her!
6 Things You Should Never Post on Facebook | Tech Magazine
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The device, internally called “Judy,” is said to feature a 6.1-inch display. Read More:
The device, internally called “Judy,” is said to feature a 6.1-inch display.
These 15 Phone Cases Will Up Your Tech Style | Tech Magazine
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These are the sneaky ways apps like Instagram, Facebook, Tinder lure you in and get you 'addicted' | Tech Magazine
App developers use psychological tactics to keep us addicted to our smartphones.
The Best Smart-Home Devices of 2018 | Tech Magazine
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Exploring Italy's Beautiful Coastal Towns
Plan the perfect trip to Italy's coast.
The Ultimate Mediterranean Bucket List
Plus, the most luxurious hotels in Montenegro, Cyprus, Pantelleria, and Ile De Cavallo worth planning a trip around.
Beauty Is Getting Seriously Smart In 2018 | Tech Magazine
The Googles, Facebooks, and Apples that power our social, likes-defined world
Three portable power packs to resurrect your smartphone | Tech Magazine
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Facebook Reveals Plans to Expose Fake News | Tech Magazine
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This new astrology app uses info from NASA to give you the most accurate horoscope
Astrology is everywhere — from our Instagram feeds to our go-to news outlets. It seems like we can’t go anywhere without knowing when Mercury is in retrograde or that Jupiter is entering Scorpio. Even if you have no idea what a house is or what your Saturn is in, most of us at least know our sun…
What the Heck Is the Kirakira+ App and Why Is Everyone Using It?
By Grace Beuley Hunt, PureWow
We’re not ashamed to admit it: We’re suckers for sparkles. (Give us a strand of fairy lights and we’ll break into a happy dance.) Which is why we’re so gobsmacked by Kirakira+, the magical app that has taken over the fashion world and, in turn, our Insta feed.…
PSA: Don’t train Face ID on your sibling’s face accidentally
Some people are griping about Face ID, noting that sometimes their siblings can open their iPhone Xs using Face ID. There’s a simple reason for this.
When your sibling who kind of looks like you unsuccessfully tries to unlock your phone using their face and then you enter your password, you’re…
Uber has inked a partnership with NASA over its flying taxi plans and says now it’s aiming to get demo flights up and running in Los Angeles by 2020.
Specifically it’s signed an agreement to work with the federal government agency over the development of unmanned traffic management at a low altitude. Which makes a change from being investigated by federal agencies.
As CNBC notes, NASA is already working with several other companies to develop…
Alibaba breaks ‘Singles Day’ record, racking up $18 billion in sales in just 12 hours
Well, it’s 11/11 on the other side of the globe which means Alibaba is already raking in loads of cash from Singles Day, otherwise known as the biggest day for global online shopping of the year.
The company has a running sales counter on its Alizila news website, which details the “gross…
The most ingenious gadgets of 2017
This article is a segment of 2017's Best of What's New list. For the complete tabulation of the year's most transformative products and discoveries, head right this way.
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A coding toy with endless options
Thanks to STEM toys like this friendly robot, Vernie, it’s getting less and less…
Can the Apple TV 4K be a cord-cutter's only streaming device?
I cut the cable cord roughly three years ago and I’ve never regretted it. I have, however, accumulated a small village of set-top boxes, media sticks, Chromecasts, gaming consoles, and just about any other HDMI-connected rectangle that can spit out a Netflix stream. For the past two weeks, however,…
How to control your app permissions
Your smartphone wouldn't be all that useful without all the apps you've downloaded. Even when you're not actively poking around within a program, it can run in the background—updating your location, checking your email, or playing music—to make life more convenient. But to do so, it needs…
9 Gmail hacks you need to know since they will basically change your online life
By Karen Fratti, HelloGiggles
Whether we like it or not, so much of our life revolves around our email. Checking, replying, vigorously unsubscribing — emails are so needy. Which is why we should do the best we can to make the experience as pleasurable as possible. If you know some Gmail hacks, for…
iPhone 8 Glass Durability Tested By Dropping It
By Marissa Miller, TeenVogue
When rumors circulated that the iPhone 8 would come in all glass to facilitate wireless charging, we all harkened back to the days of yore when the iPhone 4 would shatter if you so much as looked at it funny. But now that the newest model is here in all its supposedly…
How to Clean Your Cell Phone
By Lynya Floyd, Family CircleThis is the best way to clean your cell phone to get rid of germs and help prevent illness.
Clean your cell phone
Your maybe-not-so-clean hands touch your phone, then you put it up to your face. Eww!
“Every time we culture a cell phone, it’s gross,” says Susan…
Twitter is increasing its character limit, and this is why users aren't happy
By Olivia Harvey, HelloGiggles
When Twitter first burst onto the social media scene, users were a bit stunned by the fact that they could only express themselves within 140 letters/symbols. But now that Twitter has decided to increase its character limit, the company is finding that users still…
This camera prints gifs, which means the future is now
By Karen Belz, HelloGiggles
Photos have come a long way in such a short amount of time. Remember when we had to drop off a roll of film at CVS, and had to pick up the prints days later? These days, you can find a camera that prints gifs, which is something we never saw coming.[post_ads_2]The…
Divorce Goes Digital
By Christina Tynan-Wood, Family Circle
Writer Christina Tynan-Wood decided to end her marriage digitally. Here’s how that went.[post_ads_2]The first time I thought about asking my husband Dan for a divorce, our newborn son was in my arms. Chalking it up to postpartum disillusionment and pure…
10 Cheap Ways to Stay Connected With Your Family
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FAMILY PLAN
Considering how busy families always seem to be these days, it's a good thing to have technology to keep in touch. There's little excuse for letting weeks go by without talking to far-flung relatives or not knowing when the school basketball game…
Who Owns the Internet?
What Big Tech’s monopoly powers mean for our culture... Read more:
What Big Tech’s monopoly powers mean for our culture.
Illustration by Nishant Choksi
By Elizabeth Kolbert, The New Yorker
On the night of November 7, 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes’s wife, Lucy, took to her bed with a headache. The returns from the Presidential election were trickling in, and the…
The Small but Mighty Grill Perfect For Tight Spaces
By Ian Centrone, Men's Journal Sure, there are plenty of miniature-sized grills on the market. But few compare to the Weber Q 3200 an ideal option for those confined to tiny living spaces. The Weber brand traces its roots back to 1893 and introduced its first barbecue more than 65 years ago. So…
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