Tech
6 Free Ways to Save Your Digital Life
B.T. Ballenger on October 18, 2011
McAfee’s rolling out a new all-in-one security product for computers, phones, and tablets. But their expensive bundle includes a lot of services you already have, or can get for free – in one case, from McAfee itself!
5 Websites That Pay You to Drop Your Bad Habits
Guest Blogger on October 12, 2011
It sounds like an Internet scam, but this time it’s true: Websites will give you free stuff to live healthier and safer.
Why Don’t More People Buy Electronics Online?
B.T. Ballenger on October 11, 2011
According to recent research, fewer than half of us are likely to buy many types of electronics online. If you’re strictly a bricks-and-mortar shopper, you might be missing out on online bargains.
3 Steps to Cut Your Cable Bill 90 Percent
B.T. Ballenger on June 4, 2012
The power to watch hundreds of channels is in your hand – but what about the price tag? News flash: You don’t have to pay for cable TV anymore. Technology has provided other cheap, easy options to get your favorite shows.
The Best Site to Sell Your Old iPhone or Other Gadgets
Dan Schointuch on October 4, 2011
With a new iPhone coming out — and my early adopter syndrome flaring up — I compared sites that will buy your old gadgets, without the hassle of selling on eBay, to see who consistently offers the most money.
Your Co-Worker Could Be an Identity Thief – 4 Tips for Protecting Yourself
B.T. Ballenger on September 27, 2011
How secure do you think your personal info is? Many people worry about the safety of their details, and for good reason: It’s the top complaint received by the FTC every year. Make sure you’re taking steps to guard it.
6 Ways to Save Money on Overseas Cell Phone Calls
Jason Steele on September 27, 2011
Traveling out of the country is expensive enough without paying outrageous roaming fees. Here are a few hacks for cheap roaming while traveling.
4 Reasons to Try Google Flights
B.T. Ballenger on September 20, 2011
There are a lot of variables in getting the best airfare, and comparison sites use different methods to hunt for them. But Google’s new tool has a smart approach that’s worth a look.
Don’t Steal Software: 4 Free Alternatives to Piracy
B.T. Ballenger on September 13, 2011
Half of the world is overrun by software pirates, according to one industry trade group. But given the number of free alternatives out there, why risk a lawsuit?
More $99 HP TouchPads and Other Tablet Alternatives on the Way
B.T. Ballenger on September 6, 2011
Tablet computers are a hot commodity, but their prices are steep – unless HP holds another fire sale, or other major players jump into the market soon.
Free College Education, on iTunes?
Dan Schointuch on August 30, 2011
If you already have iTunes, then you have access to a free catalog of hundreds of thousands of video and audio courses from the nation’s top colleges and universities.
What to Do If You Drop Your Cell Phone in Water
B.T. Ballenger on August 26, 2011
There’s nothing like a cool dip in the swimming pool on a hot summer day – until you realize you brought your phone in with you. Here are the steps for electronic CPR.
How to Protect Your Smartphone From Identity Thieves
Gideon Grudo on August 24, 2011
Your favorite apps might be your worst enemy – allowing thieves to literally pick your pocket.
Help Me Bust Spammers!
Dan Schointuch on October 3, 2011
I’m building a list of businesses to investigate that might be selling email addresses to spammers. Here’s how you can help.
The 10 Strangest Things You Can Do With a Smartphone
B.T. Ballenger on August 24, 2011
Smartphones are fast becoming as indispensable as car keys, especially when combined with useful apps. But there are also apps that are just bizarre. Here are 10 of the most useful, along with 10 of the weirdest.
Free Google+ Invites For Our Readers!
Dan Schointuch on August 16, 2011
We’re offering free invites for Google+ to our readers, but they’re on a first-come-first-served basis. So if you’re interested in the new social network, or want to see how you can help improve the rankings of our stories, read this.
4 Smart Ways to Protect Your Smart Phone
Gideon Grudo on August 9, 2011
We’ve all dropped our phone at least once. Here are some ways to protect that smart phone from your dumb moves.
Cramming: How Your Phone Company Helps Steal Billions
Dan Schointuch on August 9, 2011
Cramming is the voluntarily regulated process by which unauthorized charges are “crammed” onto your phone bill, costing Americans billions of dollars a year.
New Tools for Do-It-Yourself Car Diagnosis
B.T. Ballenger on August 1, 2011
Your mechanic sounds sympathetic as he explains you need an $800 repair – should you believe him? New computer diagnostic tools can help you decide whether you’re being led astray, and track other useful info about your car.
Spotify: Free, Unlimited MP3s for 6 Months
Dan Schointuch on July 26, 2011
If you find MP3’s too expensive, confusing, or not worth the hassle, you need to know about a service that gives you unlimited access to millions of songs for free.
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