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The Cities to Travel to with the Fastest Internet

Internet is a part of our everyday lives, so it can be hard to travel and not have the best speeds. Luckily, more cities are getting faster speeds every day.

The Best Apps That Can Help You Plan Your Night Out

Need help finding the best bars or help keeping your friends safe? These apps can help you when you're planning your perfect night out on the town.

How to Clean Up Your Android and Combat Sluggishness

Older phones are apt to be a little slower, but that may be because of an accumulation of junk. Make sure to clean out any unnecessary storage hogs.

Roommate-Finding Apps: Tips and Recommendations

If you’re in need of a roommate for your apartment, why not try a roommate-finding app? Here are some tips for finding a roommate that’s a good fit.

How Overheating Can Cause Hardware Problems

As summer comes to an end, it's important to protect your phone from overheating and resulting hardware problems in the summer heat.

The Best Apps You Should Use at Music Festivals

The best part about being at music festivals is being able to enjoy the great jams, but there are plenty of apps that can make your experience even better.

Tips for Keeping Your Android’s Photo Library Small

Smartphones let us capture the most important and surprising moments in our lives. Don't allow an overly full photo library prevent you from snapping a picture.

3 Reasons to Keep Your Password Storage Low-Tech

Sometimes it’s easier to keep things simple when it comes to technology. Find out why you should not complicate your password storage here.

The Top 3 Mobile Gaming Apps That Make You Think

Are you sick of playing mindless gaming apps? These mobile gaming apps are here to help you train your brain and put your mind to the test.

5 Easy Ways to Keep Your Phone’s Audio Secure

Many smartphone users aren't aware that their phone's audio can be hacked. Here are the ways you can keep your phone safe from audio hackers.

How Often Do You Really Need to Change Your Passwords?

It’s believed that the more we change our passwords, the more secure our accounts will be. But experts are saying something different. Learn more here.

Fire Safety and Technology — Things to Keep in Mind During Hot Months

In higher temperatures, technology users should keep a few safety tips in mind this summer to avoid an accident.

The Most Popular Android Games from First Quarter 2017

With mobile game revenue growing 53% to $11.9 billion in the first three months of 2017, it's not surprising that some great games were released at that time.

Best Free and Paid Password Protection Services

The Internet has made things quick and convenient for most people, including hackers. Using a password protection service can ensure you are well defended.

How to Identify a Sketchy Third-Party Seller on Amazon

Purchasing from Amazon can sometimes feel like sending your credit card information into a void. Here are a few tricks to make sure that’s not the case.

Should You Use an App to Control Your Home’s Alarm System?

Burglars be gone! New technology allows people to have their home security on their Android phones. Is it worth it, or is there a catch?

Is Long-Range Wireless Charging on the Horizon for Android?

Sick of non-stop charging with cords? There’s a new technology coming soon that eliminates cords and charges your phone wirelessly.

Why You Need To Lock Your Phones and Apps to Stay Safe

You may feel a reassured that your data will be safe when you lock your phone, but it's important to lock your apps because it's the only way to keep them safe.

The Top 5 Apps for Savvy Investors on Android

It doesn't matter whether you're a newbie investor or a stock market pro, these Android investing apps are perfect for any expertise level.

Do Your Snapchats Really Delete After Being Opened?

Snapchat may claim that photos sent through the application are deleted forever, but what really happens to the pictures that you send?

Is This the Death of Mobile Apps, or Is There Still Hope?

With augmented reality and virtual reality on their way to becoming affordable for the masses, will they lead to the death of the mobile app as we know it?