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The Soundtrack of Our Lives Today
Learn about the many ways you can access music and podcasts while on the go with these tips that can make it easy to bring your audio library with you from the family room, to the car, to the gym and virtually anywhere else life takes you.
By David Wyld6 years ago in 01
How to Keep Your Device Safe When Accessing Unsecured Network
So, you’re in a café and you’re looking to connect to their Wi-Fi network. Seems like a pretty normal thing to do, right? And it is – nowadays, most cafés, restaurants, hotels and even banks and public buildings have a Wi-Fi network for their customers and visitors. However, not all of these networks are safe and secure, and, because they’re unsecured, they cyber criminals can access them with impunity, and you can easily fall victim to their machinations.
By Simon Dupree6 years ago in 01
The Future Of Electric Bikes - Trends to Expect In The Upcoming Years
Since the bicycle was invented in the 1800s, a lot has gradually changed over the last couple of centuries. The original bicycle didn’t have any gears, chains or brakes to begin with, let alone run on batteries. You’d only had a single seat to which two wheels were attached and you’d need to push off the ground to create the natural momentum.
By Eada Hudes6 years ago in 01
Who Better Than...
Christopher was 5 when our family moved to Loudonville. He started first grade that fall, and hadn’t even made it to summer vacation before I, (his mom), had a team in place and my eye on a building that I KNEW needed to be MUGS, (a coffeehouse community center sorely needed in this region of north central Ohio)! Christopher has literally grown up under the shadow of MUGS’ journey, and this is HIS story...
By Bethany Paterson6 years ago in 01
Mobile Phones: The Generation Gap
You may not see it, but mobile phones used to be a lot better way back when. Say, in 2006, when you and your friends had Motorola Razr flip phones and a whopping 100kbps bluetooth transfer speed. Those were the days to be alive. Not like now – what with the likes of Fibre broadband and "more convenient" ways of sending things wirelessly. These days suck in comparison, truth be told.
By Jord Tury6 years ago in 01
Global Bank Account, Sort Of
I am American. I live and work in Paris, France. The French banking system is, well, to put it gingerly, behind the times. (For example, if I forget my password it will arrive by snail mail in two weeks. This is not a joke. Two weeks of no online access. They quote me security concerns about using email). Back to the story: I am a dancer and I took a 3 month gig in Norfolk, England and found myself needing an English bank account. Problem is, I don't have an address in England nor visa support from my new employer. Plus, I must feed my Parisian bank account. Not to mention send money home to my American accounts. My new roommate is Dutch and wants rent money sent to her bank in Holland. What is a working girl to do? Transferwise.
By Entertainment Writer6 years ago in 01
What Is Mesh Wireless Network And How It Works?
To put simply, a mesh network is a cluster of devices that performs like any other single Wi-Fi networks. Therefore, in order to create a mesh network in your house, you need more than one source of Wi-Fi, instead of one router. In other words, you can say that the mesh network is a Wi-Fi system meant for the entire house. This removes any type of dead zones and gives wireless network signals without any interruptions.
By Karen6 years ago in 01
Is Virtual Reality the Future of Social Networking?
If you are young enough to remember a time before Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, you know how social media has evolved over the years. This begs the question though, “What’s next for social networking?” Everyone online is asking and sharing their opinions regarding the question “is virtual reality the future of social networking,” and it seems that the conclusion is: Yes, it is.
By Ryan Whitaker6 years ago in 01
What 2020 holds for Fintechs?
Fintechs was definitely one of the most talked-about industries in the finance and tech world in 2019. It has been a year where fintechs became mainstream and actively declared their ambitions of becoming a solid part of the financial industry. While they were definitely discussed very widely across different platforms they still evoke a sense of risk in some of the users. Not only that but even the authorities and regulatory bodies that should, in fact, be in favor of this progress down spare any challenges for the startups and make sure to make their job harder than it needs to be.
By Inga 6 years ago in 01
Five Smart Home Thermostats You Need In Your Life
Living in a city like Atlanta GA, the weather here can get rough sometimes, and you might have to put up with keeping your homes warm during the winter period and vice versa keeping your homes cool in summers. Smart Home thermostats, like other smart devices, allow you to actively control your home's temperature via mobile or internet-connected devices. This unique capability makes operation easier and offers greater control of heating and cooling, and saves energy as well. Installing smart home automation which includes the thermostat has never been easier thanks to RMS Installs Atlanta GA.
By RMSInstalls Solutions6 years ago in 01
Best law practice management scheduling software 2019
Practicing law firm is a tedious job with lots of knowledge to gain and look after many things lying at your desk. Sometimes it gets pretty much arduous for attorneys to deal with their clients on phone calls or back and forth emails. In this chaos, you might miss out on a few important clues about the cases you’re dealing with or might be unavailable to answer the client calls. Beyond managing cases and important court documents, accounting and hourly billing could kill your personal time and space.
By Tammy Taylor6 years ago in 01
An Etiquette Guide for Surviving Social Media
Ever wondered why you don’t have any followers? Why does everyone else seem to be able to make wildly successful comments that are reposted, liked, retweeted and pinned whilst yours languish in your timeline, dying a slow and painful dusty death? Wonder no longer. Follow these simple steps to ensure you don’t turn into a digital pariah.
By Robert Turner6 years ago in 01