Hackers Can Now Use Phone Sensors to Steal Your PIN Info
Phone sensors don't require your authorization before use — which is why they are now the perfect new way for thieves to snag your info.
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The 7 Password Mistakes You Might Be Making
Believe it or not, there are a lot of mistakes that you can make with your passwords. Here are the 7 most common password mistakes.
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Why Your Internet Slows Down as Your Smartphone Ages
Sometimes it seems like the longer you’ve had your phone, the slower everything runs: including the internet! Find out why this is.
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The Photos on Your Smartphone Reveal More Than You Think
You might think that the photos in your phone’s gallery are entirely private. But in reality, your private photos can easily be hacked into.
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BlackBerry KEYone Release Date Announced
Are you eagerly awaiting the second ever Android model from BlackBerry? Well, you won't have to hold your breath for much longer!
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Are You an App Fiend? Here’s the Best Android Phone for You
If you’re an app fiend, you probably overload your phone with more apps than it can handle. If that’s the case, find out which phone is best for you.
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What Effect Does Phone Temperature Have on Performance?
Your phone works best at certain internal and external temperatures. Find out how temperature can affect your phone’s performance.
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What Happens After You Download a Bot-Infected App?
Often, the biggest challenge isn't getting a virus or malware off of your Android — it's recognizing the signs that your phone has been infected.
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How Incognito is the Incognito Window in Chrome?
Using Google Chrome's private browsing mode won't mask your online activity from everyone, yet many Incognito users believe they're "invisible.”
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Is Using an Old Phone Charger a Good Idea?
You have old chargers from all your old phones still lying around the house. Can you use these discarded chargers to power your brand-new phone?