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Make sure you're using these 11 Android hacks to get the most out of your deviceIt’s amazing what technology you can fit into the palm of your hand these days and the best android phones just keep getting smarter and full of more features. Even for the savviest of us, it can be hard to keep up with all the new hacks and shortcuts introduced in updates.

11 hidden Android features you should be using

The days are starting to get just a little bit longer, and Walmart's weekend deals a whole lot hotter! Snag a Shark vac for less than $100, a 55" smart TV for under $360 and earbuds for only $26! And oh yeah: If you're ready to start getting in shape for summer, we've got deals on workout equipment as well.

Walmart just dropped a ton of weekend deals — starting at just $5!

Many people own iPhones without having a clue what the 'i' stands for in the name - but people are beginning to realise what it means and they're miffed by the five-way interpretationIt probably feels like practically everyone you know has an iPhone, or at least an Apple product.

People are only just realising what the 'i' in iPhone stands for and they're miffed

As tech innovation slows, creativity growsGordon Moore looked into his proverbial crystal ball one day in 1965 and authored one of the 20th century’s most defining principles. Observing the pace of innovation in computing for the magazine Electronics, he predicted that the number of transistors on a circuit would double each year from the present until 1975.

The death of Moore’s law, and why it’s actually a good thing for games

Our first heap of malicious mobile apps in 2023 is a doozy. Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) and National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) teamed up to share a list of more than 200 apps containing malware on iOS and Android devices.

Delete these 203 malicious iPhone and Android apps before they take control of your phone

Meet Arc, a new browser with some smart improvementsThe phrase "web browser" evokes a feeling of complete and well-earned boredom in most of us, for good reason: The browser business isn't particularly exciting.For years now there have been just a handful of major players (Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari spring to mind) competing to be your default browser of choice.

I might ditch Chrome for the new Arc browser — here's why

The Most Exciting Phones I Want to See in 2023

If you worry about installing malware-laden apps on your phone that can get into your bank account and steal your money, this story might cost you some sleep but hopefully nothing more. Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) and National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) discovered 203 dangerous Android and iOS apps.

Android and iOS users need to uninstall these 203 apps before their bank accounts are drained

Android malware may be an even bigger problem in 2023We could potentially see even more malicious apps spreading Android malware than we did last year now that the source code of a popular malware strain has been posted online.During the final quarter of 2022, there was a significant increase in detections of the SpyNote or SpyMax Android malware family.

This Android malware is spreading like wildfire after going open source – how to stay safe

If you're experiencing slow performance on a smartphone or tablet, there are common steps you can take to troubleshoot and oftentimes fix it. Simply restarting your device can take care of a lot of issues.Another common way to increase performance, or at the very least free up extra storage space, on an Android phone is to clear an app's cached data and clear Chrome's cached data for websites you visit.

How to clear the cache on your Android phone or tablet (and why you should)

An Android phone or tablet has a lot less storage capacity than a desktop or even a laptop computer. This makes it an urgent matter to keep your device clear of files you no longer need. The way the Android OS deals with file deletion accounts for this lower storage capacity.

How to empty trash on your Android phone or tablet

Leaker reveals an official-looking spec sheet ahead of February 1 launchWith just days before the Samsung Galaxy S23 becomes an official product, we’re not expecting any huge surprises. As is par for the course with a high-profile smartphone in the social media age, almost every detail of the upcoming trio has been shared in one form or another over the last few weeks.

Samsung Galaxy S23 specs leak for all three models before Unpacked — here's what you get

Pokémon will print its first new card of Kadabra in two decades after the psychic type was finally freed from an 18-year ban.We're not expecting you to remember every single Pokémon ever created, and there have been plenty enough that you'd be forgiven for forgetting a few, but there are a few reasons why Kadabra is pretty memorable.

Kadabra is finally returning to Pokemon after being banned for 18 years

Sanctioned nations are resorting to extreme measures to obtain semiconductorsThe order from David Wetzky was innocuous enough. His company, Strandway LLC, was hoping to buy a piece of technology from a US manufacturer: an oscilloscope scanner typically used to test electronics.In reality, Wetzky did not really exist.

How China and Russia are getting their hands on banned Western tech

Hackers used one of T-Mobile’s own APIs to gain access to its systemsT-Mobile has suffered yet another data breach with the mobile carrier revealing in a regulatory filing that up to 37 million of its customers may be affected.The U.S. mobile carrier first discovered that hackers had entered its systems on January 5 of this year.

T-Mobile suffers massive data breach that exposes personal data of 37 million customers

Childlike curiosity doesn’t have an expiration date, and looking toward the sky is a way for many of us to feel that excitement all over again. Treat yourself or the wannabe pilot in your life by exploring the skies anytime without leaving the ground by taking advantage of a limited-time offer.

Kids and adults love the amazing visuals of these discounted drones

Technology can be amazing and can change the world in positive ways – take breakthroughs that have been made in medicine that save lives, for example or new developments in industrial automation that save us from having to risk our lives doing dangerous jobs or just waste them on routine and mundane activities.

5 Life-Changing Tech Innovations That Most People Don’t Understand Yet

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Scientists have long worried about AI becoming sentient, replacing human workers or even wiping out civilization. But in early 2023, the biggest concern seems to be whether AI has an embarrassingly PC sense of humor.ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence chatbot built by San Francisco company OpenAI, was released to the general public as a prototype in late November—you can try it yourself by going here—and it didn’t take long for users to share their questionable experiences on social media.

How woke ChatGPT’s ‘built-in ideological bias’ could do more harm than good

The Cincinnati Bengals will travel to Kansas City on Saturday ahead of their AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs. But rather than cramming some additional film work in during the flight, quarterback Joe Burrow says he has other plans.In what’s become a typical road game routine, Burrow and his teammates will engage in a friendly Super Smash Bros. competition.