6/23/2020: Put a stop to email snooping
Did you know that I can tell whether you’ve opened this email?
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.
This week’s advice comes from a place of love.
Late last week, the makers of the Wink smart home hub sent its customers the tech product equivalent of a ransom note.
A couple of weeks ago, my oldest group of friends broke a 15-year streak of communicating regularly via email.
For the last five years, Microsoft has been trying to atone for Internet Explorer.
It’s always nice to just talk about gadgets again. With that in mind, let’s turn our attention to the Bizarro World scenario that played out in the smartphone realm last week.