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You may want to think about making the switch now that Microsoft has allowed you to remove your passwords for Xbox Live, Outlook.com, and other online accounts. Convenience and security may be increased by dumping your logins. Giving up your password may increase security, if only because it eliminates the need for you to remember… Continue reading
There are several standard wallpapers from Apple that you may install on your iPhone 13 right now, but you are undoubtedly well aware that you can quickly make own images into wallpaper. The iPhone 13 showcases Apple’s vibrant design language with a wide selection of vibrant wallpapers that can be used in both light and… Continue reading
More than a month after releasing iOS 18.1, Apple launched iOS 18.2 in October. Some iPhones now have a few new Apple Intelligence capabilities thanks to iOS 18.2, but iOS 18 also provides you additional customization options. The operating system allows you to personalize both your home screen and lock screen. It also makes it… Continue reading
The well-known program WhatsApp said on Monday that it is expanding its options for managing your vanishing messages. You can now choose how long the messages will fade and enable vanishing messages by default for all new conversations. Tech-tips-logo-badge.png files CNET’s Brett Pearce Every one-on-one conversation that you or someone else initiates will be scheduled… Continue reading
WhatsApp is introducing extra settings to restrict your vanishing messages, the popular service revealed Monday. You can now choose how long the messages will fade and enable vanishing messages by default for all new conversations. Tech-tips-logo-badge.png files CNET’s Brett Pearce Every one-on-one conversation that you or someone else initiates will be scheduled to end after… Continue reading
Even if coronavirus vaccines are still being developed, it could be some time before everyone goes back to their workplaces and social events as they used to because of the spread of the delta and omicron varieties. This implies that you are most likely still using video-chat and conferencing programs like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and… Continue reading
More than a month after releasing iOS 18.1, Apple launched iOS 18.2 on December 11. Additional Apple Intelligence capabilities, such as Genmoji and ChatGPT integrated Siri, were added to some iPhones with the upgrade. iOS 18 gives you additional customization options for your iPhone, whereas iOS 18.2 adds new features and resolves bugs. You may… Continue reading
Websites, marketing services, applications, and other third parties greatly value your email address. It has a significant impact on how businesses provide their goods and services to you directly with little cost and effort. Occasionally receiving spam and commercial emails is usually not a big deal, but when your inbox is overrun with them, they… Continue reading
It’s likely that someone has advised you to shut down your background applications if your phone’s battery is rapidly draining. Some claim that it saves data, improves phone performance, and preserves battery life. Others, such as Google’s Android team and Apple execs, disagree, arguing that background applications don’t use up enough resources on your phone… Continue reading
Do you still file your taxes using paper records? You’re not alone yourself. Despite the claims made by National Taxpayer Advocate Erin M. Collins that “paper is the IRS’ Kryptonite,” the IRS actually received around 13 million paper tax returns in 2023, and substantial tax forms are still sent to many individuals. The majority of… Continue reading