Your Smartphone Passcode Should Be Six Numbers Long (Or Longer)
Sacrifice a little convenience for maximum security.
You Are Revealing Your Location Through Your Smartphone Photos
The days of waiting for your photos to be developed—or even waiting to upload your photos to your computer—are gone. Smartphones are our main cameras these days, and they’ve gotten pretty darn good, too. But with the ease of taking and sharing photos comes a possible security risk: For many of us, the pictures we’re sharing reveal exactly where we …
The iPhone’s Port Is Likely to Change Again (But That’s OK)
Apple has a history of changing up its ports across its devices. You can look to the different types of charging cables its used for its MacBooks over the years: You could note how the company dropped almost all of the ports in these notebooks, as well (before bringing many of them back for the latest MacBook Pros). However, it’s …
Traveling Internationally? Pay With Your Smartphone
As the world beings to return to a type of normalcy following the COVID-19 pandemic, travel (especially international travel) is starting to pick up. Many people will be flying overseas for the first time in years, ready to see new sights and enjoy unique experiences. Those travels, however, will require money to be spent, something that has been a tricky …
Video Call Tip: Lighting Is Key
It’s just about time for the big meeting. You turn on your computer, sign into Teams, and … no one can see your face. No, it’s not because your camera is turned off; rather, your lighting just isn’t cutting it. When it comes to video of any kind, lighting is essential. It allows the camera to properly expose and capture …