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Here Are the Pros and Cons of Find My Friends

Tue, 01 Jan 2019 22:00:51 +0000

Some people really love the Find My Friends app because the app can help you find your friends whether or not they contact you. You don’t need to wait around for your friend to text you back to see where they are or what they’re doing. But there are some downsides to this app because hackers and thieves can hack into your Find My Friends account and possibly locate you without your permission. Imagine, too, if your phone falls into the wrong hands. Try out the anti-theft feature in dfndr security before thieves have your phone in the event of loss or theft:

Pros of Find My Friends
This app makes it easy and fun to locate where your friends and family are. All you have to do is request for them to add you as a contact on the app, and once you accept, you will be given access to where they are.

There are also many privacy controls on the app that are very helpful. If there’s a moment where you don’t want certain friends to see where you’re located (maybe a surprise party or you’re on a date and don’t want to be bothered), you can mute those friends and they won’t be able to see you. The app is also great because it can help you keep your friends safe. If you’re concerned about a friend’s well being and haven’t heard from them in a while, you can simply use the app to see where they are.

Cons of Find My Friends
One downside to the app is that it does cost money to use. Find My Friends has a small, one-time fee of 99 cents. This fee may deter many people from downloading the app, so the app does have a smaller user base than other popular apps like Twitter and Facebook. Another negative aspect of Find my Friends is that you may get requests from people you don’t know and people you don’t want to have access to your location. This isn’t a big deal often, but it is a bit of a hassle to constantly reject strangers from accessing your location.

Finally, this app has a major downside because hackers can access the app, hack your personal information, and be able to locate you. Once the hackers have your location, they may have access to your address. Think about the pros and cons before downloading this app.

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If Your Smartphone Could Fry an Egg, Learn How to Cool it Down

Mon, 23 Apr 2018 22:00:00 +0000

You wake up in the morning and pull your smartphone off the night table, immediately checking the news, weather, and all your social media platforms. Throughout the day, you use your phone so much it barely retains a charge by the evening. Sounding familiar? Smartphones have become our daily workhorses, but if you feel like dropping it because the heat is too much, it’s time to look at how to cool down your device.

Not only can a hot device be miserable day to day, but the extreme heat produced could shorten the life of the battery, processor, and other internal components. Let’s look at a few ways your phone might be overheating and how you can improve the situation, so both you and your smartphone can get on with life.

Fancy Ginormous Cases
While some of us love to adorn our phones in leather for its prestige or solid cases for ultimate protection, your choice of a case could actually be stressing out your phone. Materials like leather don’t breath and allow in airflow, while a lighter silicone or rubber case does.

Reconsider the case for your phone and make a switch. We all want a beautiful and protective case, but if your phone is suffocating, it’s likely overheating in the process.

Intense Chatting, Playing or Watching
The advent of the wireless internet is probably one of the best inventions since avocado toast, but it has been and continues to be a power-magnet. If you find yourself engaging in heavy online activity such as streaming video content or scrolling through Instagram for a few hours, there’s a good chance your device will heat up from the work of the chip.

Are you an intense gamer? While our devices have become experts at reproducing previous generation console quality, their form factors were never designed with maximum ventilation in mind. When gaming, you’re challenging both your CPU and GPU to work to their fullest extent.

Similar to when using your Wi0Fi card like there’s no tomorrow, you may find yourself with little battery life and a hot phone in your hand. Take it as a sign to get up, stretch your legs, and have a break from the screen.

Running Endless Applications
In the end, everything comes back to basics. Your phone could just be overheating because it has too many processes running in the background. Android phones have the ability to switch between multiple apps, well before other mobile options on the market did. However, with great power comes responsibility, and your overheating phone might mean closing what’s happening in the background.

Apps hogging up memory and sucking up power is an ongoing problem. Luckily, you can download an app like dfndr security, which includes a cpu cooler feature to cool down your Android by closing background apps with a single tap. If you are a gamer, the function can do double duty to reduce lag time and free up more resources for your epic gaming battles.

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5 Ways to Turbo Charge Your Smartphone’s Internet Speed

Tue, 10 Apr 2018 12:00:17 +0000

The Internet has become a part of our everyday lives, many of us grabbing our smartphones to check our email before we even step out of bed in the morning. With such a digitally connected life, it’s essential that your internet keep up with your life. If you find yourself waiting for waiting for pages to load or game servers to connect, it might be time to see how your speed can be improved.

Here are 5 ways to speed up your slow internet connection and bring your smartphone’s sluggish performance into the 21st century.

It May Not Be Your Phone, But Your Plan
First, let’s talk about the least desirable option and get it out of the way. It’s essential to ensure that your current Internet provider is delivering speeds that you need daily. If you’re skimping by on the cheapest plan and expect to stream Netflix films in 4K, you might need to reconsider your options. Using a free website such as SpeedTest.Net to determine your current Internet speed and have a better understanding of upload and download speeds is a good start.

Chrome or Firefox?
One of the most wonderful features that the Android platform has to offer is choice, and that applies to your web browser too. Due to the nature of Android operating systems, web browsers can vary significantly in speed. Implement different approaches to web browsing. If you find your device is doing fine with Internet speeds in most apps, but web browsing itself is a problem, consider an alternative web browser.

Apps are a Space Hog
Another possible reason internet is moving at a turtle’s pace is due to background apps also attempting to access the web at the same time. You might have a game downloading a patch, an app checking refreshing content, or the system performing an update. An easy solution to this problem is using an optimization app, one that does the work for you. dfndr performance has an accelerate internet feature, which automatically closes down background apps with a tap and increases your Internet speed.

Ensure Your WiFi is Top Notch
If you’re using your smartphone at home, there’s a good chance you’re on a private WiFi network. But if your network is in poor condition, you can’t expect that to translate into lighting fast speeds. Ensure your router is placed in a central open area of the house and that the model you’re using is current and supports at least wireless ‘N’ standards. Lastly, if you still having an issue, try unplugging both the modem and router for 30 seconds to give your network an easy reboot.

Just as humans age, our smartphones also age over time and can start to slow down. There are various reasons for the decline in performance including an outdated operating system, slow internal chips that can’t handle modern content, and older software that has become bogged down over the years.

Consider this thought: if your smartphone isn’t acting too ‘smart’ any longer, it might be time to buy a new one.

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Your Android Device is a Slave to Cryptocurrency Malware

Sun, 08 Apr 2018 12:00:32 +0000

Hackers have quickly discovered that they can infect Android phones with cryptocurrency malware, forcing devices into using precious CPU power to serve them. A new piece of malware, known as ADB.Miner is doing just that. The general term is called “mining for cryptocurrency”. A cryptocurrency is an asset that can be used similar to any other currency, trading for goods or services, but the difference is it’s digitally based and untraceable. The mining process itself allows for the discovery of new bits of digital currency. If a hacker is sneaking in on your device, how might it be affecting you?

Once a piece of mining malware has attached itself to your Android, it will relentlessly use the CPU and battery life to obtain digital currency. In the process, you may find the battery life of your phone draining or even heating up suddenly. Scarily enough, some bits of mining malware have learned to clone themselves, which means the virus can transfer to other devices on a network that your phone is connected to.

Take these tips to heart to better protect yourself from nasty viruses such as the recently discovered cryptocurrency malware attack.

Third-Party Apps Don’t Play Around
While there’s no way to guarantee that malware won’t be nested in the apps you download, you can reduce your chances of infection by sticking to a reliable store such as the Google Play Store or the Amazon Appstore. Just this past January, Google removed sixty different compromised apps from its store. Sticking to reputable app stores is a smart way to stay away from shady sources.

Listen When Apps Are Speaking
When you download a new application to your Android phone, it will typically make you aware of any permissions it requires such as scanning your contacts to modifying the device itself. Determine what an application probably doesn’t need and understand what each permission allows an app to access. Use common sense here, if a calculator app needs access to your camera, microphone, and contact list – something is dodgy. You’re better off deleting the app than taking a risk.

Call in the Virus Scanning Reinforcements
Truthfully, it’s nearly impossible to stay up to date, detect, and avoid every strain of malware out there. The good news is there are antivirus applications that can help. dfndr security is one reliable app that has a full-virus scan feature, which scans your Android phone’s memory and SD card for any threats, removing them completely.

Just you alone can’t fight off these cryptocurrency miners, but having these tips and a strong security app will no longer make you a slave to hackers looking to hog your phone’s power.

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Here Are the Smart New Additions to Google’s Gboard

Sat, 27 Jan 2018 13:00:32 +0000

As far as keyboard apps go, Google’s Gboard can hold its own against the rest of them. It is one of the highest-rated keyboard apps available from the Play store, and for good reason — it has plenty of exciting built-in features like Google Search, Glide typing, voice typing, emoji search, and Google Translate.

As technology for smartphones has increased in many areas, Google has added new features to their Gboard, which is making everyone excited about the new accessibility they have when using it. With many of these new features being top of the line and made for usability, they continue to add new features that will make life a bit simpler — and more fun! Continue reading to learn more about some of the latest features to come to the Gboard messaging app.

YouTube
YouTube provides users with the ability to choose video clips and send them to those that they’re messaging. These are beneficial for multiple reasons, but they make searching for that funny video to share a breeze.

Google Maps
Want to share your location with those on the other end of the phone? This new Gboard feature allows you to do so. Instead of having to ask them where they are, they can turn their location sharing services on and you will always know.

Phrase Suggestions
As with many messaging apps, phrase suggestions are common. You now only have to type out a short bit of what you want to say and Google will give you phrase suggestions. If they match what you want, you can click on them and send the message without having to type it all out.

Drawing Capabilities
Want to doodle with your friends? This new feature allows users to doodle and then send their friends messages. Draw an emoji and you will send them one from the emoji keyboard. Some like to draw with their fingers, others enjoy using a stylus for this new, cool feature.

Google Gboard is a great way to get more usability out of the messaging that you love. If you want to make your texts more personal, this is the best app for the job. Android users now can enjoy multiple additions that make messaging more user-friendly, exciting, and fun. If you’re looking for a new keyboard app for your Android, don’t hesitate to give Gboard a go.

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Best Dating Apps for Solo Travelers

Thu, 25 Jan 2018 13:00:54 +0000

When you’re on a solo adventure in a new place, it can be fun, exciting, and even a little bit intimidating. We all want to meet new people and try new things when we venture to new areas of the world, and luckily, technology today allows us to do just that. If you’re traveling solo, there are so many apps out there that make it easy to meet people.

The following rounds up the best dating apps to use as you travel. These apps will allow you to meet interesting people in your location that could end up being the perfect match for you.

MissTravel
You don’t necessarily have to travel alone anymore, thanks to this clever app! MissTravel matches you with singles who want to see the same places and who have similar travel interests. This is a great way to find people that you can easily meet up with on trips, so that you know ahead of time you’ll have a buddy when you want one!

MileHi Messenger
While many apps focus on helping you meet people once you actually make it to your destination, this one is unique. Unlike other apps, MileHi connects you with singles on your flight, making it easy to meet someone from the very start of your trip. This allows you to arrange for ride shares once you land to cut costs where you can. Convenience and fun are all rolled into one app!

Ventoura
Similar to the popular dating app Tinder, this selection allows you to connect with fellow tourists or even locals wherever your travels take you. This can be great for dating or even finding people who can show you around to hit all the best spots! What we love about this app is that you can actually start chatting with people before you leave and make plans ahead of time. Or you can fly by the seat of your pants — it’s up to you!

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Google Chrome and the Safe Browsing Feature

Wed, 17 Jan 2018 13:00:56 +0000

There are many ways to browse the Internet safely, depending on how safe you want to be. The best way, of course, is to invest in software for all of your devices that will do a security and virus scan of your products, like our suite of products.

However, it’s worth noting that most browsers have some safe-browsing tools built in. It comes as no surprise that Google has some of the best safety tools in their Chrome browser already, such as the Safe Browsing feature.

A Brief History of Safe Browsing
Have you ever been stopped from visiting a site by your browser? Usually with a warning that informs you that proceeding to the site could leave you vulnerable to hacking? If so, Google Chrome may have just saved you from possibly losing passwords, personal data, or worse. Google and Chrome have been working to enhance safe browsing, and prevent hacking like the kind mentioned above, since 2007. Since then, they have regularly updated customers on the kinds of hacking that affects their devices, specifically malware and social engineering attacks.

Malware
Malware is a boogeyman word often heard when hacking is discussed. And with good reason, too. Malware can target just about anything, from a simple application to an entire device. Think of it as unwanted software being downloaded to your phone. A malware attack happens when this unwanted software is downloaded and subsequently infects your devices. This is why malware is often termed a “Trojan horse.” Further, many webmasters are unaware that files they allow users to download have malware. To prevent malware or a Trojan horse attack, Chrome’s Safe Browsing will ask users to confirm their decision after downloading content from the Internet, such as software or a file.

Social Engineering
Social engineering hacking is a little trickier than malware. In short, a social engineering hack convinces you to do something you wouldn’t normally do. Usually, this involves asking you to enter some form of personal information, like a bank account number or password, logging into what appears to be one of your accounts. In reality, hackers have disguised the page as a reputable source, such as Gmail. This is also known as phishing. Chrome’s Safe Browsing feature will stop users with a warning before proceeding to a page suspected of a social engineering hack.

Safe Browsing and Beyond
Thankfully for Chrome users, Google continues to increase security measure in the Safe Browsing feature. In the meantime, you’re still better off relying on third-party security software like dfndr security.

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Best Apps for Staying Informed in the Era of Fake News

Sat, 13 Jan 2018 13:00:32 +0000

With recent revelations that Russia purchased bots and spread thousands of dubious articles on Facebook and Twitter before last year’s election, staying informed seems like a greater challenge than ever. The news stories on even the most heavily-trafficked social media platforms might be skewed by algorithms and misinformation.

Fortunately, there are better apps for us to get news delivered to us than social media. Best of all, some news-aggregating apps will cater the news they deliver to each individual user, meaning everyone can rest assured they are receiving reliable news from sites without partisan slants they might be at odds with.

Feedly
Feedly allows users to decide which news outlets they trust, and add blogs and YouTube channels to their assortment of more traditional journalistic sources. The result is a decidedly modern take on receiving news, combining the prowess of your favorite journalists with commentary from your favorite bloggers and YouTube channels. For the business-minded, Feedly also allows users to include industry journals and secure access to information from company sources, meaning it doubles as useful for staying up-to-date with work.

Inoreader
An up-and-coming app, Inoreader has pre-created topics users can choose to follow. These pre-made feeds make it an excellent fit for users who might not know which sources to follow on certain topics. Similarly, it is an excellent option for users who want reliable news but do not want to go through the work of curating which sources and topics they want to follow. It might also serve as a great complement to other news aggregating apps, introducing users to new sources they otherwise would not have thought to add to their personally-curated aggregators. The result is a less fussy, more streamlined app that otherwise provides an experience comparable to that of Feedly.

Flipboard
One of the most visually-appealing news apps on the market, Flipboard offers a customized news-reading experience with an interface that re-creates the experience of reading a magazine or flipping through a newspaper. Best of all, the breadth of topics available makes it an outstanding app to receive feeds from various specialized topics, from the entertainment industry to the latest advances in science. One unique feature is a channel dedicated to articles about leading a more productive life, helping to ensure users will not get so drawn into the experience that they lose track of time. The sleek, flashy design and enormous breadth of topics makes Flipboard a delightful choice among news aggregators.

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Apps and Extensions to Provide Online Trigger Warnings

Tue, 05 Dec 2017 22:00:47 +0000

Are you looking to browse the Internet without exposing yourself to harmful or painful triggers? If you’re browsing in constant fear that you could be set off in reminder of past traumatic events, there are services available. They are designed to provide trigger or content warnings to better ensure that browsing experiences are safe and enjoyable.

The following are some of the top services that are available for blocking certain content or providing trigger warnings. It’s important to note that some of these services are only offered on specific browsers. Others, however, are designed to protect you no matter your Internet or browser preferences.

Warn Me

Warn me is an app that’s available for the Chrome browser. It allows users to set up and create their own triggering words and set up alerts to block said words, topics, or content from their Chrome experience. The program has been well-received and well-reviewed, and it can help those who exclusively browse in Chrome to avoid difficult topics that they might encounter.

Feerless

In the same vein, Feerless is an app that blocks or warns you of potentially dangerous content that users may encounter on streaming services like Netflix. The app has generated a lot of publicity for the ways in which it has helped PTSD sufferers to be able to enjoy content without fear of triggers within the content that they watch. This app uses crowd-sourced data to mark graphic or difficult scenes; the user then will get a notification of this scene whenever they watch a movie or TV show, allowing them to pause or fast-forward. That way, they can still enjoy Netflix while avoiding triggering content.

Soothe

Soothe is another Chrome extension that also works to help block out unseemly or undesired content from the browsing experience. Should you be browsing the Internet on Chrome, this app is highly reviewed and will likely help to block out a lot of the negative experiences that many users might face. Soothe will help you to block hateful social media messages in real-time, filter content, and personalize trigger warnings.

For those looking to better control and limit their exposure to potentially harmful material while browsing the web, these programs are a great place to start. These services can help to protect against traumatic experiences and allow users to confidently enjoy their favorite streaming services, and everything the Internet has to offer, without fear of opening old wounds.

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These Were the Most Common Passwords in 2016

Sun, 03 Dec 2017 00:00:23 +0000

Despite advice from security experts, tech experts, and beyond, many people still aren’t taking the time to make their passwords unique, complex, long, and strong. The following are the most common passwords from 2016. A password company recently released this list, and it shows that not much has changed in the realm of common passwords. If your password is on this list, then you should highly consider either using a random password generator or else create a more unique password to prevent hackers from easily accessing your information.

Tips for Creating a Good Password
Many hackers purchase machines that can test billions of passwords in minutes, so it’s important to have a password that is not common. When you look at the top passwords from 2016, it’s pretty clear that most of them are easy to type and easy to remember. The only downside to that is if it’s easy for you to type and remember, then it’s probably easy for others to type and remember. You want your password to be as unique as possible to keep your password safe from hackers and thieves.

Another password problem to avoid is using personal information in your password. Passwords that have a sports team, kids’ names, phone number, or birthday are very susceptible to being hacked. Hackers can find this personal information on your public social media accounts and then plug it into their machines to create password combinations of your personal information.

When creating a password, remember to use numbers, symbols, upper- and lowercase letters, and to make it as long as possible. If you’re having trouble thinking of a new password, try using a passphrase. Just make sure that the phrase is not a commonly known phrase, such as those related to a nursery rhyme or a historical event.

Top Passwords from 2016
Many people will be surprised that “password” is still in the top 10 passwords, but the even more shocking fact is that “123456” made up almost 17% of the 10 million passwords that the security company analyzed. This also means that simple passwords like “password” and “123456” are the most likely to be hacked.

These are the top passwords from 2016: 123456, 123456789, qwerty, 123445678, 111111, 1234567890, 1234567, password, 123123, 987654321, qwertyuiop, mynoob, 123321, 666666, 18atcskd2w, 7777777, 1q2w3e4r, 654321, 555555, 3rjs1la7qe, google, 1q2w3e4r5t, 123qwe, zxcvbnm, and 1q2w3e.

If your password was on this list, then it’s time for you to find a random password generator online or create all new passwords to keep your private information and data safe from hackers.

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Does It Matter If You Leave Your Phone to Charge Overnight?

Sat, 02 Dec 2017 23:00:23 +0000

How much thought do you give to charging your phone? Probably not that much, especially if your phone is brand-new and still working rather efficiently. But if you wear out your phone during the day, only to leave it plugged in to charge all night while you’re asleep, then you’re actually shortening the lifespan of your beloved new smartphone. It’s time to pay more attention to your charging process so that you can get the most out of your new phone — and keep it working like new for years. Click here to use Total Charge to monitor your phone’s charging process:

Total Charge shows you which stage of the charging process your phone is in and how long it’ll take to charge your phone. It’ll then alert you whenever it’s done charging, so that you don’t have to worry about damaging your phone. This is important because leaving your phone plugged in after it’s reached 100% can lead to overcharging, which can cause your phone to overheat. It can also cause battery damage, which will shorten your phone’s overall lifespan and how well it works.

The Main Issue with Charging Your Phone Overnight
If your phone seems to be fine whenever you charge it overnight, that doesn’t necessarily mean it is fine. The real issue with leaving your phone plugged in is that doing so can affect your battery’s health. It can reduce the lifespan and quality of your battery — a disappointing reality if you just dropped a lot of money on a new phone. While you may not see the effects of this decision immediately, you’ll start to see it over time. Then you’ll be stuck with a phone that doesn’t hold a charge or continuously freezes when you have a year left on your phone contract.

Is Your Phone Prone to Overheating?
Overcharging used to be a major issue for cell phones, but as technology has improved, it has become less of a problem. However, that doesn’t mean you should leave your phone plugged in for long periods of time, especially if your phone is older or if you’re using an off-brand or cheap phone charger. Pay attention to how your phone responds to charging (with the assistance of Total Charge). If it gets hot after reaching 100%, then you know you need to immediately unplug your phone after it’s done charging to avoid immediate battery damage.

An overheating phone — whether caused by overcharging or a poor-quality charger — could also spark or start a fire. Additionally, you should steer clear of “fast chargers,” which can cause your phone to rapidly overheat, which will further damage your phone’s battery life.

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Can’t Stop Clickbaiting? anti-hacking Will Protect You

Fri, 24 Nov 2017 01:00:32 +0000

The term “clickbait” is all too common online, and it’s often the reason for so many hacking crimes out there. The scary part about this phenomenon is that it’s easy to fall for it. To help you ensure that you don’t fall victim to dangerous clickbait, use the anti-hacking feature to warn you whenever links are unsafe as you browse the web. Click here to use anti-hacking to protect yourself from dangerous clickbait:

How anti-hacking Protects You
anti-hacking takes the worry out of the equation by protecting you against harmful links, sending you the appropriate warnings, and even protecting you from malicious online predators and hackers. It blocks you from phishing attempts and deceptive, fake websites designed to steal your personal information or money. In a world where the Internet could potentially be a scary place — yet remains a necessary one for our everyday use — the anti-hacking feature will protect you from the risks that exist. Continue reading to find out what exactly clickbait is and why clickbait can be dangerous.

What Is Clickbait?
Think of a piece of cheese or a dollop of peanut butter on a mouse trap. The food is the “bait” that lures the rodent into the trap. This concept can be applied to clickbait. Clickbait refers to a hyperlink or web page that somehow entices a visitor to click on the article, even though it could ultimately be harmful to them. These links usually have catchy or provocative headlines that use exaggeration or hyperbole to make someone interested enough to click on the link.

For instance, they’ll use celebrity names, phrases like “the ultimate” or “you’ll never believe this,” the promise of something like “guaranteed ways to save money,” or something along those lines. As you can see, they make the headlines as tempting as possible.

Why Clickbait Can Be Dangerous
There are many dangers and risks associated with clickbait, which is why it’s important to stay informed and protected against it. Typically, dangerous clickbait sites will ask viewers (who fall into the trap) to register for the site, entering personal information. This could include anything from one’s name, address, and date of birth to even riskier information like a social security number or credit card number. This often leads to stolen funds or serious identity theft. These sites oftentimes look legitimate, which is why it’s more important than ever to have the right protection.

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What is Lazy Loading and What Does it Do?

Wed, 22 Nov 2017 01:00:03 +0000

Imagine that you’re on a commute or trip and you’re scrolling through Facebook, trying to kill some time. Now imagine that a friend has pasted a link. You press a little too hard while you’re scrolling through your Facebook feed, and all of a sudden, you’re on a new page. A page filled with images — a photo gallery, maybe — that your friend thought his friends would enjoy, but when you see the first image, you decide maybe it’s not for you and you leave the page.

What is Lazy Loading?
So, what happened when you clicked on the link? Did you load the whole site that you never ended up looking at? If the site uses “lazy loading,” then no, you didn’t. Sites that eat up a lot of data — photo galleries being a good example — enable lazy loading so that they load more quickly and don’t blow all of your data if you end up not looking at them.

How Does Lazy Loading Work?
Instead of downloading the entire site in one go, which would take a long time for larger sites, your device downloads a series of placeholders that correspond to the actual information on the page. The browser caches all of the site’s resources, but doesn’t actually load them; it simply knows where each one goes. If you end up scrolling through the page, the browser will begin to plug things in right before you get to them. If you’re nearing a placeholder for a picture, the browser finds that picture in its cache and slides it into place. But, if you glance at a page and decide you don’t want to read it, no harm, no foul: you’ve actually only loaded the very top of that page, the part you’ve laid eyes on.

You’ve probably seen this while online. Google’s image search, for example, uses lazy loading, with the thumbnails replacing placeholders as you scroll down the page. Scroll fast enough and you’ll see it in practice.

Lazy Loading Works for Sites and You
So, are websites just being generous, looking out for you, your data, and your time? Not exactly. While lazy loading is actually beneficial to you, it helps the sites out, too. Sites load much faster using lazy loading, which drives traffic. People will give up on a site if it takes forever to appear. If the site can entice the user quickly with the top loaded section, the user is more likely to stick around and allow the rest of the site to load. Ultimately it’s a win-win situation, and an innovative solution to sites with a lot of information.

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Tips for Taking the Best Photos on Your Android

Wed, 22 Nov 2017 00:00:58 +0000

No need to lug around a heavy digital camera if you want to preserve important moments or capture breathtaking landscapes — your Android has everything you need to take brag-worthy photos. When taking photos, though, you’ll likely take several identical shots. Instead of letting these photos take up needless space, use the duplicate photos feature to remove repeat photos quickly on one screen:

Clean the Lens
It’s important to have a clean lens when taking photos. If there are debris or fingerprints on the lens, this will result in a blurry picture. Before you shoot, wipe down your lens with a microfiber cloth.

Focus
You can focus your Android camera by simply tapping the screen. Focus on the subject you want to stand out, or tap near the bottom of the screen to light up the picture. It may take a while to focus on a subject that is close up, so patience and timing is key.

Tweak the Exposure
You can also change the camera’s exposure in your phone’s settings. Longer exposure times let more light into the lens, which is great for dim settings, but photographing moving things with a long exposure time can result in a streaky photo. For moving subjects, lower exposure times are ideal.

Get Perspective
The rule of thirds is well-known among photographers. If your picture is divided into nine equally sized squares, the photo’s subject should be located in an intersection or on a line. If this sounds complicated, don’t worry; you can make a grid appear on your screen to help you perfectly align your photo. Also, if you’re photographing a horizon, aim to make it straight across. However, you can always adjust this later.

Use an App
There are plenty of apps you can use to improve your photo quality, both before and after the picture is taken. Some apps give you more control over your camera’s settings, while others are geared towards editing. Many are free, so be sure to experiment.

Hold Still
A still camera produces sharper images. If you can, support the device or your arms on a sturdy surface while you’re shooting. Better yet, invest in a tripod.

Know When to Flash
It’s generally not a great idea to use flash (except in really dim environments), as it tends to produce overly harsh light. To make an image taken with flash less harsh-looking and more attractive, put a piece of semi-translucent white tape over the lens.

Even if you don’t become an expert Android photographer, it’s fun to play around with your camera’s features and aim for high-quality pictures. Not only is this getting the most out of your device, but it’s also a great creative outlet.

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How to Use Your Android as a Wi-Fi Hotspot

Tue, 21 Nov 2017 23:00:40 +0000

Hotspots are a pretty incredible technology, allowing you to essentially relay your phone’s data into Wi-Fi for nearby devices. It can be helpful in a serious pinch, such as when you need to get a document out or an email ASAP but you’re unable to find Wi-Fi. While public Wi-Fi is a good option when you’re in a pinch, make sure your public Wi-Fi connection is fast and secure by using the wi-fi check feature:

Data Vs. Hotspot Usage
Before getting into the specifics of how to turn your phone into a hotspot, a word of warning: data and hotspot usage are not the same thing. A hotspot works through something called tethering, and it is likely possible that your cell phone plan offers a different amount of mobile data and tethering data.

So while you may have unlimited data, you may not have unlimited tethering. Be sure to check your plan before turning your phone into a hotspot so you have all the information you need. Turning your phone into a hotspot will also eat your battery life quickly. These points aren’t to suggest that hotspots aren’t useful — they’re a major part of what your phone can do!

How to Set Up a Hotspot
On your phone, click on your settings app and find the “wireless & networks” menu. Under that, you’ll need to find the “tethering and mobile hotspot” menu (you may need to press “more” within “wireless & networks” before finding your tethering menu). Your mobile hotspot will be “off” and you’ll want to, naturally, flip it to “on.” Make sure you create a secure password so that you don’t have hogs in the nearby area using up your tethering data.

From there, your work with your phone is done. On your laptop or other devices, connect to Wi-Fi and your phone should show up as an option. Enter your password and then you’ll be connected to Wi-Fi. When you’re finished with whatever you need to do, turn off your hotspot and you’re good to go.

As always, you’ll want to keep an eye on how much data you’re using. Under “wireless & networks” you’ll also be able to see a “data usage” menu, which should list both your mobile data and your tethering data.

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Which Stores Use (and Don’t Use) Android Pay?

Mon, 20 Nov 2017 23:00:59 +0000

Have you started using your mobile device to pay whenever you’re going in and out of stores? It’s quite the convenience, and we really are lucky to have this technology at the tip of our fingertips. Android Pay is just one more convenience that makes life easier, but you may be wondering which stores accept this form of payment, and whether or not it’s safe to use it at certain places. Read on to learn all the spots where you can shop without even taking your wallet out!

Clothing Stores
There are an abundance of clothing stores that allow you to simply flash your phone for payment. This may include some of your favorites, like Barney’s New York, American Eagle Outfitters, Bloomingdale’s, Kohl’s, and Aeropostale. Whenever you’re shopping for some new favorite options, this is the perfect way to pay so that you can breeze through the mall with ease.

Home Stores
It’s always fun to add new and trendy items to your home, and now you can pay for them with Android Pay at many of your favorite stores. For instance, Crate and Barrel accepts Android Pay; it is the perfect spot to grab all of the furniture and home accessories your heart desires.

Food Spots
When you’re hungry, you want your food as quickly as possible. Make checking out at food establishments easier by paying with Android Pay. Spots such as Fuddrucker’s, Dunkin Donuts, KFC, McDonald’s, White Castle, and Jamba Juice all accept this form of payment, making it easier than ever to eat on the go!

Grocery Stores
Food shopping can be enough of a chore without the added hassle of having to dig for your wallet, cash, or credit card. Make it simpler by paying with Android Pay at a range of your favorite grocery stores. This includes Stop & Shop, Jewel Osco, Whole Foods, Fresh Market, Shaw’s, and Save Mart Supermarkets. You’ll be on your way with your groceries in no time.

How Safe is Android Pay?
You’re probably wondering if it’s safe to use this payment method everywhere. As you may have noticed, all of the stores and establishments mentioned above are reputable chains that can be found virtually everywhere. You’ll want to stick to using this form of payment at places like that — with a strong reputation — so that you can rely on their security to keep your information safe. Avoid using Android Pay at smaller and lesser known stores or establishments that may not have as great of a security system.

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How to Save Your Water Damaged Android Device

Wed, 15 Nov 2017 13:00:05 +0000

Has your phone been exposed to water, and is at risk of possibly becoming water damaged? First thing, don’t panic. This type of thing happens all the time, and there are many low-cost resources available online to help you avoid having to go to a professional. Here are some of the steps you should take to save your device:

Remove your phone from water as soon as possible.

The first and best thing you can do is to quickly remove it from the water it is in. If possible, retrieve your Android device as quickly as possible. The longer it is exposed, the more risk it faces. A quick retrieval will help to prevent further damage.

Turn it off and disassemble if possible.

If the phone is on, try to turn it off to prevent damage. Do not plug it in, press keys, shake or blow, or apply heat, as all of these can cause damage to the body or possibly damage some of the features of the phone. By turning it off, you can reduce the risk as much as possible.

Get a Ziploc bag full of rice or silica packs.

The most famous cure for water-logged devices is also the best one. Storing your Android device in a Ziploc bag filled with rice with help to expedite the drying process and get your device back to normal. If you have the time in advance, consider buying silica gel packs (or save them from your recent shoe purchase) as an even more effective means of drying out your device.

Try your best to turn it on, and test all the components.

After a few hours, your phone should be on its way to drying out. When you feel sufficient time has passed, and it’s safe to attempt to plug in or turn on the device, try to turn it on. Should the phone work successfully, you should try to test out the various features like the microphone, camera, and processing speed to ensure that the device has not suffered any damage to any of the features. Should you notice a problem, turn it off and continue to let it dry, as this could possibly correct the problem.

If it’s not working, take it to a professional.

If the above steps have proved fruitless, consider taking your device to a professional service. They can take apart the phone and better evaluate your phone, and determine where and how your device may have sustained damage.

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Why We’re Looking Forward to the Release of Android O

Mon, 13 Nov 2017 13:00:38 +0000

There are many exciting features to look forward to with the release of Android O. The Android 8.0 update will help you to get things done faster than ever before with an improved boot speed.

The reason for improved speed is because it has double the boot speed when powering up your Android. This boot speed can vary, though, because the boot speed was measured on the Google Pixel, but it’s very likely that every Android will benefit from a faster boot speed.

Improved Battery Life
Another benefit of Android Oreo is that it can improve your battery life. It saves battery by minimizing the background activity in the apps that you rarely use. A major battery drainer is when apps run in the background of your phone because they use up your battery even when you’re not actually using the app. The new Android update will go through your app activity to see which ones you use the least, and prevent them from running too much background activity that would waste your battery life.

Picture-in-Picture Capability
With this new picture-in-picture function, you can have two apps open at once, allowing you to better multitask. Have you ever been video chatting with a friend but wanted to google something? Now you don’t have to choose between the two apps. You can have your video chat window open while you google and be able to see both apps at once on your Android. This new feature will make you much more productive because you can do two things at once.

Makes App Use Easier
One new feature of Android Oreo is notification dots. These dots make it much easier to see what your notifications are because they pop up on screen instead of on the top toolbar. Another great part of these notification dots is that once you’ve read what they have to say, you can easily clear them by swiping away. In addition to the notification dots, Android 8.0 will also include Android Instant Apps. These apps let you to run your apps instantly, without having to wait for installation. These instant apps are fast with beautiful user interfaces, high performance, and great capabilities; you can open them just by tapping. No more waiting around for installation!

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If a Ransomware Attack Happens to You, Should You Pay?

Thu, 09 Nov 2017 23:00:47 +0000

Just imagine: you try to open the screen on your phone, hoping to message a friend and suddenly a note pops up on your screen. It says your files have been encrypted, and you can’t access them unless you pay hundreds of dollars. To prevent this scenario, you should back up your files and avoid suspicious links and downloads. Further, you should regularly scan your device for malware. Click here to use security scan to quickly remove hidden security threats to ensure you are never a victim of ransomware:

Ransomware is a lot like scareware — it gains access to your computer when you click on infected popup ads or websites. Unlike scareware, though, ransomware restricts users’ access to their own data, making people panic and think they have no choice but to pay up. If you’re a victim of ransomware, here are some steps to take.

Should You Pay the Ransom?
On the one hand, hackers usually return stolen data if the ransom is paid since they want to maintain an incentive for paying. On the other hand, cooperating shows hackers that you’re an easy target, often leading to future attacks. The government tends to advise against paying ransoms because it benefits the ransomware “business model” by encouraging hackers to keep launching ransomware attacks.

Determine the Type
There are two main types of ransomware: encrypting and screen-locking. If you can’t open files such as documents, photos, and emails, but you can still browse the Internet and use apps, this is encrypting ransomware. If your computer or phone is stuck on the ransom note and you can’t use it at all, it’s screen-locking ransomware. On the other hand, if you can use your device normally and access most of your files, the ransomware is probably fake, and you can ignore the attack.

Encrypting Ransomware
This is the most common and, unfortunately, the most malicious kind of ransomware. First of all, if your computer is infected disconnect if from any other devices, and go offline to prevent the virus from spreading to other devices. Next, use antivirus software to remove the ransomware. This will not let you access the encrypted files, but it will stop the ransomware from encrypting more files. To recover deleted files and access encrypted ones, use online tools designed for that purpose. There are many available, both free and paid, so do some research, and use more than one if necessary. If you don’t want to handle it alone, take it to a computer specialist to help decrypt your files.

Screen-Locking Ransomware
This type is easier to handle than encrypting ransomware. Still, you’ll want to disconnect from other devices and go offline. Then, press the power button and the “S” key at the same time — this will put your computer in Safe Mode. Next, run antivirus software to eliminate the ransomware.

Finally, if you’re a victim of ransomware, remember that this is a crime and should be reported to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). The IC3 reviews the complaint and forwards relevant information to local or federal authorities. Stand up to hackers by reporting and don’t just wipe the device clean.

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3 Tips for Facebook Live Streaming on Android

Wed, 08 Nov 2017 13:00:53 +0000

Facebook Live is a huge phenomenon in today’s world, allowing social media users everywhere to stay connected, to answer questions, and to share amazing experiences in an instant way with their friends, families, and followers. While it may be intimidating to shoot your own Facebook Live, once you start, you’ll find that it’s actually really fun and exciting. Find out some of the best tips below for live streaming your Facebook Live through your Android device to get a clear and crisp picture every time. Before you start, use Wi-Fi Check to check your connection speed:

Wi-Fi check will test the speed and security of your connection to ensure you’re in a spot that’s optimal for streaming. That will really make sure everyone gets the most out of your video! You won’t want to be in a spot with poor connection or service when you’re streaming a Facebook Live from your Android device. That will result in a delayed or grainy picture, spotty sound, and an overall bad experience for your viewers! Instead, take advantage of a spot that has a strong wireless connection.

Forward Your Calls Beforehand
Before you start your Facebook live, you’ll want to do everything you can to ensure that you’re not interrupted during your session. A great way to do that is to forward all of your calls to go directly to voicemail beforehand. To do so, open your phone app, touch the action overflow icon, and choose “settings,” then, “call settings.” Then, choose call-forwarding and choose “always forward.” Just make sure you remember to turn off call-forwarding after you’re done streaming so you don’t miss the rest of your calls.

Choose the Right Setting
There’s nothing more annoying than watching a video that you have to strain to hear because of background noise, or that you can’t adequately see because of a glare on the screen. Choosing the right setting to film your video negates these issues arising for your viewers. Choose a quiet spot with no background noise for optimal results. You should also make sure that you have adequate lighting for your stream. Don’t make viewers squint to see you; film in a room that has natural light or that is generously lit without being overly bright. You’ll also want to make sure that the camera isn’t pointed directly at a light that will be distracting to viewers.

Planning the perfect Facebook Live takes some work, but it’s worth it to impress your followers and to share a fun experience. Follow these tips and you’ll be the envy of all of your viewers!

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Why Lagging Can Make or Break Your Gameplay

Wed, 08 Nov 2017 01:00:23 +0000

Lagging is one of the most annoying parts of playing any game on your device. Just a split second of lag can cause you to lose a level or die. If you want to keep lags from ruining your game time after time, take advantage of the Game Booster feature to improve your gameplay, without any lagging:

Game Booster allows for a better gaming experience by optimizing your gaming apps and preventing annoying things like lag during game play.

What Is Lag?
Lag is generally considered to be slowed computer or smartphone response time. If your device has slow application response time, that’s considered lag. This lag can be especially bad for gamers because it can be the difference between winning and losing. If you press a button to make your character jump to avoid danger, and your device lags so he jumps too late, lag is essentially what killed your character.

Lag can even cause the game to briefly pause, and when it unfreezes, your character will be in an entirely different place, causing you confusion. This also could be frustrating because your character could move to a dangerous spot after it unfreezes, which could cause death.

Some people would argue that every game you play has lag because your character doesn’t immediately perform the action right when you hit the button. There is always a fraction of a second of delay between the action and you pressing the button.

What Causes Lag?
Lag is usually caused by a slow cellular or Wi-Fi connection, or having too many apps downloaded on your computer or smartphone. If your device has a lot running in the background, then it will slow down all of your apps, including your gaming apps. Lag can even cause the game to slow to a stop, which causes many avid gamers to go crazy and become very upset.

In addition to using Game Booster to improve your gameplay, if you want to prevent lag when playing games, try finding a better Internet connection or else clearing any unused apps from your device with the App Manager feature. Click here to quickly remove unwanted apps in one screen:

Video games are so immersive, so when a game slows or stops completely, it can really take you out of the moment and cause frustration. This is why many online gamers will tell you that lag is their worst nightmare because it can make or break a game for them.

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Best Navigation Apps for Any Situation, Any Time

Tue, 07 Nov 2017 00:00:35 +0000

Whether you’re taking the train to work or biking through a foreign country, basic navigation maps sometimes aren’t up to the task. In cases where these applications experience service problems or come equipped with outdated information, users may find themselves stranded without guidance. In most cases, this experience is a nuisance, but in others, it can hold more serious implications. However, there’s a large enough range of options available through Google Play; every Android user should be able to find an app that fits their needs.

The Best App for Public Transit
For many city dwellers, and travelers as well, having up to date travel information and efficient routes is priceless. Moovit, a mapping service, and public transit app, offers just that. The app features navigation information from ferries and trains, to trams and buses. Unlike any other transportation app at the time, Moovit introduced crowdsourced schedules and map data back in 2014. This crowdsourcing feature works passively and anonymously by turning on “Live Directions” while riding. This free app offers data and directions from more than 1,200 cities and 68 countries.

The Best App for No Service
By its nature, traveling often lands mobile users in areas with limited or no cellular access. Tourists, in particular, may find themselves lost in an unfamiliar city with no access to data or directions. In these such cases, the GPS app, Navmii, is a useful tool. The app itself is free, though users may need to pay $5 apiece for international maps. Offline users can search for addresses as well as points of interest through the app. The app also features voice navigation, crowdsourced traffic information (though not in its offline mode), and locally-stored offline maps.

The Best App for International Travel
When searching for a jack-of-all-trades map that will provide updated directions for traveling abroad in multiple countries (and involving countless situations), the tried and true Google Maps will be your best bet. The app offers public transit instructions, detailed vocal GPS navigation, traffic updates, and 360-degree street views. This Google application features map tiles and geocoding in over 200 countries, with walking and driving directions in almost all of the 200 countries. In addition, users have access to detailed points of interest, in-app reviews, and indoor maps.

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Google’s Newest Feature: Backup and Sync for Drive

Sat, 04 Nov 2017 12:00:50 +0000

New tech devices and features are constantly being developed, and the goal of this tech is often to make our lives easier and more enjoyable. However, downloading the latest apps and features can quickly overload our devices, taking up needless space. To ensure that your phone is always running efficiently in our increasingly tech-centric world, use the Quick Cleanup feature to remove cache, temporary files, trash, and junk files that take up too much space on your device:

New Google Drive Feature
If you aren’t one to follow the latest tech trends, you may have missed the news that Google released a new feature for Google Drive. This feature is Google’s version of Microsoft Office, and it is entirely hosted online. The new feature allows for backing up and syncing your files across accounts or devices — should you use more than one device — allowing greater ease and reliability in their products.

Their newest product is a way to help back up all of your devices so that your information is stored in the cloud. Google’s service is offered for free for the first 15 GB. Afterwards, you can pay on a monthly basis to store all of your files on their cloud servers.

Clean Out Your Devices
This feature would work well for newer computers without much information or many files on them, but as any computer owner knows, older computers will slow down with old and unnecessary files. While Google’s new feature is certainly one way to ensure that your computer has a back up, it could end up being costly, with users paying for storage on items they don’t really need.

Instead, many computer owners are forced to look at the content they have on their hard drives and clean them out. This can often be a labor-intensive process, as you need to scan every folder and area to see where memory is being used, and then determine what is necessary from there. While it can be a long process, computer owners are often left grateful that they did it, as their computers are able to run faster and feel a little bit newer without being bogged down by unnecessary files.

Ultimately, computer owners will now have more options in deciding what to do with their files, as they can remove them or just have Google take care of them, almost like the self-storage units of the Internet.

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How Many Different Passwords Should You Have?

Fri, 27 Oct 2017 20:54:24 +0000

If you want to keep your personal information safe, then it’s important to have a separate password for each online account you have — especially when it comes to your most important accounts, such as your bank or email accounts. If you use banking apps or social media apps to connect with your friends, those apps are especially vulnerable if a hacker gained access to them. which is why you should add an extra password to your apps with applock:

If you have only a few passwords that you use or use only one password for every online account, then you are putting your private information at risk. Hackers have databases of over a billion passwords that they can run through in order to hack your passwords.

Do You Have 3 Passwords?
Statistically, most people only have three different passwords that they use. The first password is likely the easiest to remember, one that you use for accounts like Facebook or Twitter that you don’t care much about protecting (even if you should care). The next password you have is probably over 8 characters long because the website forced you to have a “safe” password. This password is over 8 characters long and has a capital letter and a number. Finally, the third password you may have is your bank password, which is hopefully different than the others because it’s what you want to keep the most secure.

How Many Passwords Do You Need?
Hackers know how lazy we are with our passwords and they take advantage of that. Most hackers have lists of over a billion common or easy passwords that they can run through to hack your accounts. All of your private information is less than a few minutes away from a hacker if your password is easy to guess or if it’s used by many people.

If you want to keep your information safe, experts suggest that you should make a different password for every account. There are many free apps and free websites online that create randomized passwords for you instantly. These randomized passwords are long and nearly impossible to remember, so many people don’t like having them, but they are the only way to keep your password from being hacked. One tip for having random passwords generated is to create a secure online list or even write out a physical list with all of your passwords so that you can find them easily without having to memorize them.

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Which Android Apps Should You Be Locking?

Mon, 23 Oct 2017 23:00:12 +0000

Having the ability to lock individual apps on your Android device is a great advantage. You can now protect your privacy in the event of a lost or stolen phone, or perhaps in the event that someone with a wandering eye is spying on you. Attain peace of mind regarding your confidential and sensitive information by keeping your most important apps safe with a password that only you know. Click here to use applock to lock your most sensitive apps:

applock will help to prevent thieves from accessing the personal information in your apps, even when your home screen is unlocked. It’ll easily lock down any app of your choosing, so you never again have to worry about any of your sensitive information being exposed. Keep reading to find out which apps should be locked down on your Android.

Email
Your email applications are probably the most important to be locked down. This is because your accounts undoubtedly contain messages with sensitive information in them, whether it be about your home life, children, personal life, or work. Password protecting any apps that surround your emails makes certain that your conversations and information are all kept for your eyes only.

Shopping Apps
Apps like Amazon or others that are centered around online shopping should definitely require a password for entrance. This is because anyone who comes across your device — whether it’s stolen or lost – could potentially use those apps to buy items and charge them to your credit card, which could turn out to be quite a mess. It’s easiest to simply lock these apps to eliminate this worry altogether.

Dropbox
Another app that could contain sensitive documents or files — again, whether they are related to your personal or professional life — is Dropbox. This is a place where you can share and receive files from others, so it has the potential to be filled with things like your medical history, legal documents, tax information, and so on. Given the sensitive and confidential nature of these topics, you’ll want to lock this app on your Android device for safekeeping and privacy reasons.

Social Media Apps
Social media applications like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are worth locking on your device. This is because you probably wouldn’t want anyone accessing your accounts if your phone was lost or stolen, as they may contain private and personal messages and information. You also don’t want anyone to have the opportunity to pretend to be you.

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