A solid-state drive (SSD) is one of the best upgrades you can make to your PC. An SSD was once a trade-off between disk space, cost, and the speed boost, but large capacity SSDs are now cheaper than ever. Like other types of flash memory, you can only write to an SSD so many times, […]
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The no-code movement is taking the internet by storm. If you want to learn how to build apps, websites, and digital products without any coding expertise, this is where to start. The idea behind the no-code movement is to allow non-engineers to build a great product. These are specialized tools to develop anything you want, […]
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You can now use Pandora on your Apple Watch without your iPhone. This means that you can listen to music and podcasts on the go, but now leave your iPhone at home. Which gives Pandora a distinct advantage over other music streaming services. While plenty of other music streaming services have launched Apple Watch apps, […]
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Instagram has previously tested a feature where its users could see who was taking screenshots of their stories. While this feature ended up being retired, it left many questioning whether people can see if you screenshot their Instagram Story. Taking screenshots of Instagram Stories is easy—if you know the right trick. And rest assured you […]
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Twitter will now let you enable two-factor authentication on your account without providing a phone number. Instead, as long as you use an authenticator app or security key, you can enable 2FA without linking your precious phone number. For a long time, Twitter exclusively used SMS to send six-digit 2FA codes to users who signed […]
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There are plenty of reasons not to upgrade to macOS Catalina. Perhaps your work depends on incompatible 32-bit apps, or maybe you don’t want the hassle of potentially unstable new software. Even if you do want to upgrade, you need a Mac from 2012 or later to install Catalina. Here’s the good news: you don’t […]
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