Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 Plus is one heck of a phone, and its camera is part of the reason why CNET’s Jessica Dolcourt likes it so much. With the Note 10, Samsung added new features to the camera, such as a new night mode, augmented reality features, and the ability to capture just the audio you …
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How to keep your Apple Card from getting discolored
That titanium card Apple sent you after you signed up for the Apple Card looks amazing right out of the box, doesn’t it? But there’s a problem: That svelte white metal design is prone to scratches and discoloration. It’s true! Per an Apple support page, “Some fabrics, like leather and denim, might cause permanent discoloration that will not wash off.“ …
Read More »Your new Note 10 doesn’t power down the same way. Here’s how to turn it off
When you pick up the Note 10 for the first time, you’ll likely reach for the power button on the right side, only to find… nothing. Samsung moved the power button to the left side of the phone, just beneath the volume-down button. Wait, isn’t that the same spot the Bixby button has been? Yes! Adding to the confusion, the …
Read More »Galaxy Note 10 and 10 Plus: Everywhere you can buy Samsung’s newest phone
It’s been a few weeks since Samsung announced the Note 10 and Note 10 Plus, and starting today, the phones are available to purchase. There’s even a 5G version of the Note 10 Plus that’s exclusive to Verizon Wireless (for now), should you live in an area that Verizon has 5G service. We’ve been testing the Note 10 Plus for awhile, …
Read More »How to apply for Apple Card and use it on your iPhone
Apple just launched the Apple Card, a digital-first credit card for iPhone users. Anyone in the US can apply for an Apple Card with just a few taps on your iPhone’s screen. Apple’s new credit card comes with incentives for using the Apple Pay version of the card to make payments. There’s also a sweet titanium card you can order to carry …
Read More »How to sign up for Apple Card after you receive your invite
Apple on Tuesday began to send out Apple Card preview invites to a select few ahead of a full launch later this month. Apple published its Apple Card website prior to the preview launch, giving us a few details about the signup process. Apple first announced the Apple Card in March, positioning it as a credit card that lives almost entirely on your iPhone — with …
Read More »Scammers want to steal your ID with fake Equifax settlement sites
The FTC recently issued a warning to those affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach who are now trying to file a settlement claim: Be cautious of fake websites and scammers. According to the FTC, fake websites that appear to be the official settlement claim site are already active and trying to steal your personal information. These sites prey on …
Read More »How to text 911 for help in an emergency
Calling 911 is the best way to reach out for help in an emergency situation, but if you can’t call or talk, you might be able to text. In 2014, police stations across America began rolling out Text-to-911, a program that lets people in trouble send a message in place of a call. Whether you can’t make any noise because …
Read More »16 gestures that will make you love using your iPad
Alongside iOS 13.1, Apple released iPadOS. It’s the first time Apple‘s iPad has had its own operating system. There’s a lot of feature overlap and parity between iOS 13 and iPadOS, but by giving the iPad its own OS, Apple can begin to separate how the two devices work. One of the more notable changes to iPadOS, outside of the multitasking …
Read More »First responders can help you even when your phone is locked
As we’re almost always carrying them, phones can be a valuable tool in an emergency. In the unfortunate event that you get into an accident or someone finds you unconscious, you surely want those closest to you to know what’s going on and to have a way to give first responders vital information about you. Older phones had an ICE (In Case …
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