The Favorite Apps of Generation Y vs. Generation Z
Gen Y and Gen Z prefer different apps. Gen Y'ers love picture-based or practical apps, while Gen Z prefers flashy messaging and games.
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A Parent’s Guide to Child Safety on Periscope
American teens are obsessed with this new social media network. But is it a harmless app, or far from it? Find out everything you need to know.
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These Laws Could Stop Uber and Google’s Self-Driving Cars
Electric cars might be the future, but some still worry about their safety. In fact, lawmakers in four states aim to limit the use of electric cars.
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Here’s Why 5G May Not be Happening Anytime Soon
Despite a projected arrival date of 2020, most telecom executives and industry analysts insist that we’ve got more time to wait — a lot more.
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Group Your Twitter Followers Together on Android
Clump your followers into different categories with a few simple steps, and do so with the confidence of having enough space to do it.
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The Best Music Downloading Apps for Android
You’ve been streaming music for as long as you can remember, but what if you want to download music straight to your phone? Try out one of these apps.
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A Guide to Downloading, and Deleting, Netflix Movies
If you’re traveling somewhere without a Wi-Fi connection, find out how you can download movies directly to your device — and delete them when you’re done.
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Make a Wall into a Phone with Sony’s Xperia Touch
Sony's Xperia Touch is bringing something new to the table by turning your table or wall into a touchable smartphone. Find out how it works.
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MMO Games Are Trending in the World of eSports
We all know sports are a team effort, and they're making waves in a whole new gaming environment. Find out more about this new trend in eSports now.
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Save and Share Favorite Places with Google Maps’ New Feature
Discover how to connect with friends, relatives, colleagues, and even perfect strangers by using Google Maps' new feature for saving and sharing places.
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These Cameras Can Let You Take A 360-Degree Selfie
When you go here, there, and everywhere, snapping selfies along the way, why not add a new element? Kick it up a notch with 360-degree cameras.
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This Was the Number One Mobile Malware Threat of 2016
Every year, it seems like there are more ways for your phone to be hacked or for you to get scammed. Here, we’ll discuss the most common malware threat of 2016.
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The Top QWERTY Keyboard Phones to Buy in 2017
If you prefer a traditional keyboard on your smartphone, then you’re still in luck. Here are the best phones with QWERTY keyboards in 2017.
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Facebook’s Plan for Nudity and Violence Filters
Understand why Facebook is creating a new nudity and violence filter, and how this filter will affect you personally in the very near future.
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Snapchat’s Leaked Emails Reveal Problematic Sales Tactics
Snapchat’s recently leaked emails detail a dilemma and a potentially iffy concern with the company’s sales tactics. Find out what the leaked emails revealed.
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The Most Expensive Drones on the Market Today
Drones are becoming increasingly popular for technological and aeronautic fanatics. Find out which drones are the most expensive on the market.
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Wi-Fi May Soon Be Coming to a Tunnel Near You
Riding the subway is so boring when you can't use your phone. Internet and cell service may soon be offered in subway tunnels in the U.S.
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These Are the Top Lightning-Fast Chargers for Android
If you’re tired of waiting for your smartphone to charge, then you should consider upgrading your charger. Here are the fastest chargers on the market.
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How to Properly Dispose of an Old Smartphone
If you’ve just purchased a new smartphone, then you’ll need to properly dispose of your old one. Find out how to do this correctly.
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Robots Can Deliver Straight to Your Front Door in Virginia
If you are in Virginia, you will now need to learn to share the sidewalk with robots. A new law allows robots to deliver your food to your home.
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How to Use Free Phone-Charging Stations Safely
A public charging station is a convenience, but is it safe to use? Find out what you should do before your Android phone battery dies.
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Smart Homes Experience Glitches with Amazon Crash
Who turned the lights out? Amazon recently experienced a hiccup in their system that disrupted thousands of sites and services.
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How NASA’s Free Software Can Help Entrepreneurs
NASA now offers free, open source software. You might think space aviation doesn’t have anything to do with you, but its software is good for business, too.
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The Changing Norms of Text Messaging in the Workplace
In today's world, keeping cell phones out of the office isn't realistic. But employees still need to practice proper texting etiquette. Read on to find out how.