Google & UBreakiFix Free Pixel Repair
In a blog post, UBreakiFix has announced an offer for first responders and front line workers, to do a one-time FREE repair of Pixel Smartphones. Today’s post will cover the announcement.
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How To: Force Restart Android Device
From a device that randomly freezes, to not being able to connect to WiFi, there are many ways that your Android phone can drive you NUTS!!!! The following How To: Force Restart Android Device will go over a simple procedure you can take to fix
How To: Limit Google App Shopping
Parents stuck with hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars in “surprise” expenses, from App Stores is not a new story. Today’s post How To: Limit Google App Shopping, goes over steps to protect yourself from these surprise purchases
Bye Android Dark Sky Weather App
So Android users today said Goodbye to the Dark Sky – Hyperlocal weather app. The Dark Sky app has become very popular with users over the past 8 years, giving users alerts for impending precipitation with an intuitive interface, which is usually eerily accurate.
Google Now Lets You Return Gifts From The Google Store
If you are an Android user, it’s possible you may have received a gift purchased from the Google Store. Until recently there was no way to return such a gift, however that has now changed. Todays post will cover the steps you need to take
Google Play Music Premium Free For 4 Months Deal
Google Play Music Premium Free For 4 Months Deal. As part of the 12 days of Play, Google is offering Google Play Music free for 4 months.
The Largest Hack Of 2016 Has Happened And It Could Be Embarrassing
Even though most people don’t like to admit it, porn is one of the most popular features of the internet. Just remember, it’s not something usually spoken about at parties. Here is the problem, it has come to light that one of the biggest players
How To Use The Function Keys (Windows)
One of the functions of a computer is to help us work more productively, so we can get work finished more quickly and get on to other things. Using keystroke shortcuts can save us time rather than clicking around menus with our mouse. If
How To Turn On Two Factor Authentication For Online Services
The two factor authentication works by using something you know (your password) plus something you have (either email or text message) to prevent anyone who doesn’t have both parts from accessing your account. Twitter, Facebook, Google, Dropbox, iCloud, and most online email services offer two-factor authentication. The following post is about How To Turn On Two Factor Authentication For Online Services.