What the Tech? TikTok Dangers Every Parent Needs to Know About
From one dangerous TikTok viral challenge to the next, parents and school administrators have been challenged before.
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What the Tech? Here’s What’s New with the iPhone 13 and Other New Products
An iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max were all unveiled this week in a virtual event from Apple’s home base in Cupertino, California.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Shazam
Hear a song on the radio, in a commercial or playing in the gym and you can “Shazam it” to see the song title and artist and even buy the song from Apple. If you’ve only been using Shazam that way, you’re missing out on a few features you’ll want to know about.
What the Tech? How to Find Work-at-Home Jobs
With federal COVID-19 jobless benefits expiring this month, many people who lost their jobs during the early months of the pandemic are looking for work again.
What the Tech? Can You Save Money by Upgrading Your iPhone?
When Apple unveils the new iPhone 13 next week lots of current iPhone customers will ask themselves “should I upgrade now or keep the phone I’ve got?”
What the Tech? Use LinkedIn to Find a Better Job
While many job seekers search for job openings online or by paying companies for leads, LinkedIn has made changes to help job seekers get in front of job recruiters.
What the Tech? Secret Codes Allow You to Search for Everything on Netflix
Have you ever spent over an hour flipping through all the movies and shows on Netflix for something to watch? But you see the same old movies and shows in your choices.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Down Dog
Down Dog is a yoga app that creates routines that are different every time you use it.
What the Tech? Are Efforts to Stop Robocalls Really Working?
Are you still getting the same number of robocalls? The number of illegal calls from spammers was expected to drop after the implementation of new technology.
What the Tech? Storing Your Driver’s License on Your Phone
Apple says Georgia and Arizona will be the first two states to accept digitally stored driver licenses and state-issued IDs at airport security.
