technology

Just as we're doing our best to keep our physical bodies healthy from a virus, do all your can to protect your personal security from other predatory entities.

It's emotional having to cancel party plans for life's milestones due to the Coronavirus outbreak, but it's leading us to use technology in new ways.

If you got a little too emotional during your self-quarantine, you might be able to take it back.

There’s a ton of useful how-to info on YouTube if you have a little search savvy. And hey, if you're self-quarantined, why not learn something new?

It's natural to be nervous about the unknown. Yet, we can choose to be cautiously optimistic while educating ourselves about the changes of our time.

I believe there is still something deep inside of us that heals when we go out into the green sanctuaries and wilder places for our own sanity and peace of mind.

As time goes on, not having at least an elementary grasp on computing concepts is only going to make your life more and more difficult.

We all have at least one in our family or circle of friends. The tech lover. For these forward-thinking individuals, a scarf just won't do.

Can you imagine a world without your smartphone?

How can you really know whether or not that extra powerful processor, or whatever, is actually worth blowing your carefully outlined budget?

Sounds like your thumbs might be smoking...

If your phone battery drains quickly, it may not be due to all the music you're listening to. A quickly dying battery is one sign that your phone may have been hacked.