Introducing: Google’s App Maker for Businesses
App creation never looked so easy. Google's new tool streamlines the app creation processes for businesses so they won't have to rely on developers.
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3 Tips for Recognizing Fake News Stories on Facebook
Nobody wants to be duped by a compelling headline, but in Facebook's fake news climate, the burden falls on you to be a discerning reader.
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How Safe are Popular Online Payment Solutions?
Though convenient to use, in terms of security, how safe are popular choices like PayPal, Venmo, and Google Wallet for online payment solutions?
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Top 3 Childcare Apps for Involved Parenting
When your child is in someone else's care, even if the caregiver is a trusted relative or institution, there are apps to help you stay connected.
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A Quick How-to Guide and Overview of Android Auto
There's more to do in a car than drive: there's music for the commute, a map to navigate, and much more. Android Auto helps to make it all happen.
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The Dangers That The Internet of Things Presents
Big data is a tricky, broad topic. Learn more about what exactly it is, and whether or not we can attempt to humanize it in the tech age.
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AT&T’s Imminent Stream Saver Launch: Yay or Nay?
While the forthcoming release of AT&T's Stream Saver sounds like a benefit to consumers, the update is not necessarily advantageous to all.
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New: Netflix Lets Users Download Content Offline
Binge watchers will be thrilled to know that Netflix recently released a feature on their app that allows users to download and watch movies and shows offline.
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The Top 3 Bluetooth Headphones for Runners
Headphones are an integral accessory for any serious runner. To help you choose the right one, we've narrowed the playing field to a few select picks.
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When Will the NYC Subway Have Cellphone Service?
New York City commuters are eager to stay connected during their long sojourns to work, and the Transit Wireless network is eager to grant their wishes.