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How to Download Android Phone Photos to Your Computer
You can easily download all of your photos or choose a select few to transfer from your Android phone to your computer. Here's how.
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Forgot Your Apple ID Password? Here's What to Do
If you have forgotten your Apple ID password, it is possible to reset it so you can regain access to your account. Here’s how.
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How to Download iPhone Photos to a Computer
Here’s how to create a full back-up of all your iPhone photos or download just a select few to a PC or Mac. We take you through your cabled and wireless options.
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How to Unlock an iPhone When You Don’t Know the Passcode
There is a fairly simple way to unlock an iPhone when you don’t know the passcode. Here’s how.
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iPhones and iPad Owners Need to Update to iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 Now
There are 3 vulnerabilities in iOS 14/iPadOS 14 that are being actively exploited by hackers. Protect your iPhone or iPad by updating to iOS 14.4/iPadOS 14.4.
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Miiskin Fights Cancer by Helping You Monitor Skin Changes
Miiskin makes it simple to monitor your skin for moles and other skin changes that could be signs of cancer, even on hard-to-examine areas like your back.
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What Every Snapchat Symbol Means
There's no need to be confused by Snapchat's emoji indicators — we'll tell you the difference between a golden heart and a pink heart, plus the rest of Snapchat's symbols.
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The Best Apps of 2020
From streaming services to the easiest workout routines ever, the year's best apps help us stay healthy and entertained even when we're stuck at home.
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What's Draining Your iPhone Battery?
Discover what's draining your iPhone battery and what you can do about it.
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Does a Pop-up Mean Your Phone Has Been Hacked?
A pop-up claims you have a virus and need to call tech support. Or maybe you're just getting annoying pop-up ads. Has your phone been hacked? Here's how to tell.
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You're Not Crazy, Your iPhone Battery Is Dying Faster
If you upgraded to iOS 14, you may have noticed that your iPhone is now running out of battery quickly. It's not your imagination. Here's the fix.
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Jamf Now Brings Enterprise-Level Mobile Device Management to Small Business
Jamf Now is the easy, low-cost way to keep all of your company's Apple devices up to date with the latest software and apps—no IT department required.
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7 New Features to Try in iOS 14
Apple's latest iOS comes packed with new conveniences, like extra privacy protections, lots of new ways to customize your Home Screen, and quite a bit more.
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What is WiFi Calling & How to Get it on Your Phone
Find out how WiFi calling works and how to get it on AT&T, T-Mobile (and Sprint), and Verizon, for both Android and iPhone.
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Google's Pixel 4a Has High-End Android Features at a Budget Price
While the Pixel 4a isn't the only smartphone with a moderate $349 price tag, it has impressive features you usually can't get without paying a lot more.
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Huge Changes Coming to iPhone, iPad and Mac Apps
A multitude of improvements are coming to Apple devices this fall, including huge updates to primary apps as well as how you access your apps and information your home screen.
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Facebook Lets You Block Political Ads
You may not be able to stop your friends from arguing about politics, but you can at least get rid of political ads on Facebook and Instagram.
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How to Figure Out Who Hacked Your Phone
The best way to narrow down the field of suspects is to determine exactly how your phone is being compromised. Here are 9 steps to figuring out who hacked your phone.
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3 Reasons Why You Should Switch to the Microsoft Edge Browser
The newly updated Edge browser delivers the convenience of the Chrome browser with enhanced security, organization tools and readability. It's time to give Edge a try.
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Bulk Delete Facebook Posts with This New Privacy Tool
With the new Manage Activity feature, you can easily filter you old Facebook posts and delete or achive them to pull your private information out of the public eye.
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The Best News Aggregators
Our top picks for news aggregators make it easier to stay on top of our favorite newspapers, blogs, magazines, and other news sources.
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How to Tell if Your Phone Has Been Hacked
Worried someone is spying on you? Here are the signs to looks for, the 12 ways people can hack your phone and how you can prevent it from happening.
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New Medical ID Sharing Lets Your iPhone Send Health Data to Emergency Services
A new feature in iOS 13.5 lets your phone send key medical data to emergency services when you call 911 — it could help save your life.
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Facebook Messenger Rooms Makes Video Chat Easy
Facebook's new Messenger Rooms group video calling feature is supremely easy to use, but raises some security concerns. Here's what you need to know.
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The Best Games to Play Online With Friends
Our top picks include online games you can play over video chat, collaborative games kids (and adults) can play together, and casual games for the whole family.
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New iPhone Text Bomb Can Crash Your Phone Without Warning
Text bombs, innocent-looking messages that contain hidden characters that crash your phone, are back and hitting iPhones. Here's how to fix your phone when it crashes.
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NordVPN Doubles Speeds with New WireGuard-Based VPN Protocol
NordVPN's new NordLynx VPN protocol provides service that's up to twice as fast while maintaining the industry gold standard of "no-logs" service.
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Sign in with Apple Has Started Its Major Rollout
"Sign in with Apple" is a simple and secure way to access apps and services using your Apple ID instead of creating a new username and password, but it may not be right for you.
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Fleeceware Subscription Scams Can Cost You a Bundle
Fleeceware apps trick you into expensive subscriptions that can cost you a bundle — but with these tips, you can avoid these App Store and Google Play scams.
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How to Sign an Electronic Document
Tired of printing, signing and then scanning documents? Here are the simple steps to signing PDF and Word documents on your phone and computer.
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How to Create an Electronic Signature
Here are the simple steps to create an electronic signature so you can easily add it to PDF, Word and other documents.
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Coronavirus Robocall Phone Scams on the Rise
Scammers are calling people to offer testing for coronavirus, protective gear, and health insurance. Don't be fooled. Here's how to avoid these scams.
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How to Use WiFi Calling on Your Android Phone
Even when you can't get a cell phone signal, you can still call and text on your iPhone with WiFi calling. Here's how to easily set it up on your phone.
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How to Use WiFi Calling on Your iPhone
Even when you can't get a cell phone signal, you can still call and text on your iPhone with WiFi calling. Here's how to easily set it up on your iPhone.
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The Best Weather Sites
Weather sites offer more than just tomorrow's forecast. Check out our top recommendations and what each has to offer for allergy sufferers, trip planning, outdoor sports and more.
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Google Cracks Down on Unnecessary Location Sharing
Keeping your private data private is a challenge, but soon Android will offer new tools to lock down access to your location and other sensitive data.
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3 Ways to Make Private Phone Calls
Want to make a phone call private by hiding your caller ID or using an anonymous number? Here are three easy ways to make private phone calls.
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5 Ways You’re Using Your Phone Wrong
A few quick adjustments in how you use your phone can improve the experience, saving you time and effort.
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16 Surprising Things You Can Do with Google Maps
Google Maps does so much more than get you from point A to point B. Here are our favorite features, along with some hidden tips and tricks.
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The Best White Noise Apps
Our four favorite white noise apps use the science of sound to help you get a better night's sleep, de-stress and improve work performance.
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Temporary Tattoos Go High Tech with Prinker
It's never been simpler to experiment with tattoos. The Prinker tattoo printer can apply custom art to your skin in just seconds.
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Apps for Turning New Year's Resolutions Into Reality
These apps will help you stick with your New Year's resolutions to lose weight, get fit, meditate, save money and eat healthy.
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11 Steps To Easily Set Up Your New iPhone
Follow these simple 11 steps for the easiest (and best) way to get your new iPhone up and running quickly and smoothly.
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The Best Apps and Sites for Selling Your Old Stuff
Turn your unwanted clothes, gadgets, electronics, shoes and more into the most cash with the right app for what you're selling.
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How to Block Caller ID on Your Phone
Easy steps to block your number from caller ID on your iPhone, Android phone or home phone permanently or on a call by call basis.
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How to Protect Your Accounts with Two-Factor Authentication
Two-factor authentication (2FA) prevents hackers from gaining access to your accounts even if they have your password. Here are the best practices for using 2FA.
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The Best iOS Apps & Games of 2019
The very best iOS this year are all about sharing, creating, and enjoying great stories — whether that means taking pictures or playing games.
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The Best Android Apps & Games of 2019
Google's best apps of the year highlight how very useful your Android phone can be, from fitness to productivity. See which apps you're missing.
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The Best Password Managers
Apps that encrypt, store and create strong passwords are the only way to secure dozens of online accounts. Here are the best.
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Owners of Old iPhones and iPads Need to Update Software Now
If you don't update your old iPhones and iPads by 8 PM ET on November 2, they will lose the ability to access email, the web and many apps.
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5 Apps That Will Save You Time
These five apps will take the hassle out of everyday life, helping you find parking, cut customer-support hold time, reduce junk mail, block telemarketers and automate everyday tasks.
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Tiny Tile Sticker Lets You Track Everything from Your TV Remote to Your Bike
Tile's tiny new waterproof trackers will stick to anything, making them perfect for your outdoor gear.
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5 Steps to Clean Up Your Smartphone Address Book
Is your smartphone address book filled with outdated and duplicate contacts? Follow these 5 simple steps to clean up your contact list.
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7 Products That Show How VR and AR Are the Future of Tech
Virtual reality and augmented reality are already changing how we travel, learn, shop and more. Here's how.
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How to Record a Phone Call
With a little pre-planning, recording a call can be as easy as pressing a button. We show you how to record calls on your Android phone, iPhone, landline and computer.
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11 Things to Try in iOS 13
There are so many changes to so many apps with iOS 13, it’ll feel as if you actually got a new iPhone 11. Here's what to try first.
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Study: Top Smarthome Devices Receive Poor Marks for Security Risks
If you have a connected device in your smarthome, there's a good chance it has security vulnerabilities you need to know about.
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How to Remove Any Virus from an Android Phone in 4 Steps
How to remove malware on your Android phone and, if you are not sure if you have a virus, how to identify whether your phone has been infected.
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Emergency Tech Essentials for Your Home
Be prepared to ride out the next storm with these gadgets, even if you have no power.
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Free Personal Safety Apps that Can Call For Help
These free personal safety apps can alert others that you need help, even if you're unable to send an SOS yourself.
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How to Apply for Apple Card
Apple aims to make credit cards easy to use with the new Apple Card — and you can apply today
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How to Keep People from Listening to Your Siri Requests
How to turn off Siri and delete recordings of Siri queries from Apple's servers.
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What's Draining Your Android Battery?
Find out what's draining your Android battery and what you can do about it.
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How to Make Text Larger on Your Phone, Tablet and Computer
Here’s how you can make your smartphone and laptop screens more readable without resorting to reading glasses.
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Popular Face Aging App Is Grabbing the Rights to Your Photos
When you upload a photo to the popular face aging FaceApp app, you're giving the company rights to use that photo for commercial and other purposes.
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Call Control App for Android Prevents Robocalls from Going to Voicemail
The Call Control app for Android is the first I’ve tested that silently blocks spam calls/robocalls and prevents them from going into your voicemail.
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How to Get Great Fireworks Photos with Your Phone
Capturing fireworks can be hard if you stick with the auto settings on your smartphone. So, try these simple tricks for photos you'll want to keep.
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7 iPhone Privacy Settings You Should Check Today
iPhones have a lot of privacy measures baked in if you turn them on. To ensure you're limiting your risks of oversharing, check these 7 privacy settings.
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How to Use Your Smartphone Camera to Search
When you're on the go, you can get the info you need on that product, place or landmark by snapping a picture with these apps.
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Android versus iPhone: Which is Better?
Thinking of switching from iPhone to Android phone or Android phone to iPhone? We take you through the key features and tell you which platform is better.
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iPadOS Makes the iPad a Multitasking Powerhouse
The iPad strikes out on its own with iPadOS, which may give the tablet the boost it needs to replace your laptop for good.
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Apple's New Privacy Protections Aim to Lock Away Your Data
What's new in privacy: "Sign in with Apple" to shield your data from third parties, the Maps that don't track you, smart home protections and more.
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6 Stand-Out Features in iOS 13
Apple's new iOS 13 doesn’t add anything revolutionary, but there are a lot of small conveniences that you’ll appreciate every day. Check out our favorite upgrades.
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8 Essential Steps to Securing Your Privacy
Use these apps and services to keep control over your increasingly valuable personal data. Best of all, many are free.
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Get These Apps Before Your Next Road Trip
Whether you're out of gas, looking for something to see along the way or want to steer clear of speed traps or traffic, there's an app to help.
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What to Expect from Android Q
Android Q delivers more privacy controls and fewer distractions for all users and is designed to power the next generation of smartphones with support for foldable phones.
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Facebook Redesign Focuses on Private Conversations and Privacy
Facebook wants to help you make friends, find dates, and have completely private conversations with end-to-end encryption. But after a year of privacy missteps, is it enough?
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How to Prevent Facebook from Uploading your Contacts
Facebook may be using your mobile device to harvest your friends' contact information — here's how to turn it off and delete any information it collected.
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Get Automatic Price-Drop Refunds with These Apps
These services scan your inbox for purchases and automatically file for a refund if they see a price drop. There's no simpler way to save.
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Exodus Spyware Targets iPhones & Android Phones to Collect All of Your Personal Data
Exodus spyware, which was once just found on Android phones, has made the leap to iPhones. Find out more and use these tips will help keep your smartphone safe.
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Video Game Subscriptions are the Next Big Thing in Gaming
You may never need to buy another video game as new services from Apple, Google and Microsoft let you play as much as you want for one subscription price.
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6 Tips to Get More out of Apple News
Apple News+ has so much to read that it can be tough to find what you want. Our tips will help you find and keep track of everything you're interested in.
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Apple Makes Finances Simple and Safer with Apple Card
Apple's first credit card enhances security and cuts through financial confusion with smart features that help you understand exactly where your money is going.
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5 Easy Ways to View Photos on Your TV
Whether you use a camera or a smartphone to take pictures, we tell you how to easily view your photos on your TV.
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Can Your iPhone Be Hacked?
Contrary to what you may have heard, your iPhone can be hacked. Here's how hackers can take advantage of you and what you can do to protect yourself.
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These Device Trackers Help You Find Your Wallet, Keys and Smartphone
Attach one of these Bluetooth or radio frequency (RF) device tracking tags to your keys or wallet and finding them is as easy as pressing a button.
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These Popular Mobile Apps Are Secretly Tracking Everything You Do
Your travel apps may be quietly recording your actions whenever you open the app — sometimes including passwords and credit card numbers.
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Update Your iPhone to Fix FaceTime Privacy Bug
Apple finally fixed a serious FaceTime bug that let others listen in on you. Here's how to update your devices so you can safely use FaceTime.
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Aetna Will Give You an Apple Watch for Meeting Health Goals
Health insurer Aetna is betting the Apple Watch will encourage members to take care of their health — so they're giving them away.
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Fronto: the Android App You Use to Make Real Money
The Fronto app for Android lets you make real money by watching a few ads a day. Learn more about how it works what to be wary of.
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Disable FaceTime Until Apple Fixes This Serious Flaw
A new flaw found in FaceTime enables people to eavesdrop on you and even view you. Here's how to disable FaceTime until it's fixed.
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Deleting Your Facebook Account Won't Protect Your Privacy
If you're thinking about deleting your Facebook or Twitter account to protect your privacy, think again. Getting rid of your account probably won't keep you safe.
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Fitness Apps that Pay You to Lose Weight & Get in Shape
These fitness apps not only help you reach your target weight, nutrition, and activity goals, but let you earn cash as well.
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5 Best Navigation Apps
These are the best navigation apps for every need: best traffic rerouting, best offline maps, best off-roading maps and more. Check out all five our top picks.
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9 Tech Resolutions for 2019
From a privacy overhaul to ethical tech usage, here are 9 ways you can revamp and improve your relationship with technology in 2019.
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Facebook Bug Lets App-Makers See Photos You Never Posted
A new Facebook bug gives app developers access to all photos you upload to Facebook — even photos you don't post.
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New iPhone Scam Tricks You Into Making Pricy Purchases with Touch ID
Be wary when an app asks you to use Touch ID, because it may be secretly charging you. Here's why it's so easy to be scammed.
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The Best iOS Apps & Games of 2018
Apple's list of the best iOS apps of 2018 covers everything from creativity to self-care.
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The Best Android Apps & Games of 2018
From the biggest apps to the hidden gems, these are 2018's best apps and games on Google Play.
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3 Apps to Help You Drive Safe
These smartphone apps prevent driver distraction, call emergency services (even when you can't) and keep tabs on young drivers.