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What's New in Chrome 73, Arriving March 12
Chrome 73 is coming soon with dark mode, tab grouping, media key support, and more goodies.
How to Save Screenshots of the Chrome OS Login Screen
There may not be a whole lot of reasons to take screenshots of the login screen on your Chromebook.
What is Google Advanced Protection and Who Should Use It?
Maybe you've heard of Google's "Advanced Protection" program.
Android's Real Security Problem is the Manufacturers
If you’re running a Google Pixel handset, your phone is safe from a security hole that could let a PNG file completely wreck the system.
For a Better Instagram Experience, Follow Hashtags Instead of People
If you’ve been using Instagram for a while, you probably already know what a great place it is to find inspiration.
Why Face ID Is Much More Secure Than Android's Face Unlock
Unlocking your phone using your face is the new hotness, mostly thanks to Apple's Face ID.
How to Use Your iPhone as a Flashlight
If you find yourself in a situation where you need some extra light, the flash on your iPhone's camera works great as a flashlight.
[Updated] Google Drive Has a Serious Spam Problem, But Google Says a Fix is Coming
Google Drive has a pretty bad spam problem, and it seems Google doesn't care.
No, You Don’t Need Antivirus on a Chromebook
Recently, Malwarebytes announced an antivirus for Chromebooks (through its Android app).
How I Used Technology to Get in the Best Shape of My Life and Save My Son
In 2013, I weighed 210 pounds.
How I Work From Home: Cam’s Pain Cave of Productivity
Telecommuting is becoming more and more common these days, with many tech writers (myself included) working from home on a full-time basis.
How Google is Turning Chrome OS into a Powerful Tablet OS
Chrome OS, while once thought of as a nigh-useless operating system, is shaping up to be a bold and different OS---one that can handle almost anything you throw at it, especially for tablets.
How is Crosh Different From the Linux Terminal on a Chromebook?
As of Chrome OS 69, support for Linux applications is a baked in part of the operating system.
What to Do if You Lose a U2F Key
U2F is widely regarded as the best way to secure your important accounts since it relies on access to a physical key before the account will be unlocked.
Now that Password Autofill is Part of iOS 12, There's No Reason Not to Use a Password Manager
"You should use a password manager!" is advice you've likely ignored for years, but with proper integration on every platform, there's no legitimate reason not to use a password manager now.
How Much RAM Does An Android Phone Really Need?
Recently, an Oppo phone with a whopping 10 GB of RAM made rounds on most tech publications.
How to Make Your Chromebook as Secure as Possible
One of Chrome OS' biggest benefits is its inherent security features.
Why the iPhone XR has the Best Battery Life of the New iPhone X Series
If you care about battery life on your iPhone, you may want to take a closer look at the XR.