With a little bit of maneuvering, you can still enjoy the benefits of cloud storage—convenient access anywhere, less risk of losing precious data—without any added costs.
For those who’ve subscribed to Advisorator for long enough, this week’s feature topic might look familiar.
This is probably a weird thing to admit, but I’ve become smitten with my web browser’s new tab page.
Even as technology changes, some old tricks never go out of style.
I don’t think people should have to spend hours of their time or gobs of money managing and deleting all the personal data that’s out there.
Did you know that I can tell whether you’ve opened this email?
It’s been hard to escape the feeling lately that we’re on the cusp of a major change in personal computing.
As the weather warms up, getting out in the sun just feels natural, even if there’s screen time involved.
While the concept of email snoozing has been around for about a decade now, and has been part of Gmail since 2018, you’d be forgiven for underutilizing it or even being unaware of its existence.
Quite simply, The DuckDuckGo Challenge involves using DuckDuckGo instead of Google as your web browser’s default search engine for as long as you can stand it.