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StrandHogg: When Malware Means You Need A New Phone

StrandHogg – a particularly insidious bit of Android malware – is dangerous, and there’s only one way to be protected.
May 2020 Tech Roundup

May 2020 had LOT of security and privacy news: WordPress plugin hacks, Android and email viruses, user data for sale, and some cool new hardware!
Securing Your Online Accounts: Use 2FA

If you’re not using 2FA and a password manager, you’re (probably) about to have a bad time.
April 2020 Tech Roundup

This month’s tech roundup: good (and bad) Androids, a value iPhone, more Microsoft/WordPress patches, and…craft videos?
The Galaxy Fold, Folds

The Samsung Galaxy Fold is out. For better or worse.
MobileSheets Pro Tips

I’ve really been enjoying my digital music setup over the past few years. But the amount of flexibility and the sheer number of options available in the Android app I use (MobileSheets Pro) means that the learning curve (even for a tech-savvy user) can be extreme. To help make things a bit easier for other…
Google Giveth And Taketh, 2019 Edition

Another few months, another round of Google killing and adding products. Coming just on the heels of the “Made by Google 2019” event in mid-October come a couple of products that are getting the Google Reader treatment. This time, it’s Google Daydream and Google Clips. Google Daydream Google Daydream was its phone-based VR lenses. Similar…
iOS vs Android: No Winner Here

My take on the current state of iOS vs. Android.
Digital Music Reader: Buying Guide [Updated Sept 2019]

With the newest iPads announced at Apple’s event just a few days ago, I thought that it might be worth updating my tablet recommendations since I first posted about using a tablet as a digital music reader years ago. iPads Although not everyone is an Apple fan, and certainly there are some legitimate complaints against…
Another One Bites The Dust: Nest is Dead

Google’s Nest announcement at I/O 2019 created a lot of confusion. Here’s what it means going forward.