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.
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Smartphone Functions That Use A Lot of Battery Power
You’d be surprised at the smartphone functions that drain your battery. Luckily, there are ways to limit the battery drainage of these processes.
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Personal vs. Corporate Email: Which One is More Secure?
You may have been wondering what the answer is to this question. Finally, find out which one of your email accounts is more secure.