Chrome OS manages RAM differently than Windows or Mac computers, but that doesn7;t mean you can7;t optimize your workflow to make the most of your system7;s potentially limited
Kartinkin77/Shutterstock These days, airports, fast-food restaurants, and even buses have USB charging stations. But are these public ports safe? If you use one, could your phone or tablet
mangpor2004/Shutterstock Several companies have recently admitted to storing passwords in plain-text format. That7;s like storing a password in Notepad and saving it as a .txt file. Passwords should be
r.classen/Shutterstock.com It7;s been in the news for weeks: Employees and contractors at Amazon, Google, Apple, and Microsoft are listening to recordings of you talking to voice assistants like
fizkes/ShutterstockBluetooth is everywhere, and so are its security flaws. But how great is the risk? How concerned should you be about Bluejacking, Bluesnarfing, or Bluebugging? Here7;s what you
weedezign/Shutterstock The easiest smarthome tech uses the cloud to do the heavy lifting. But that means you give up your privacy. And if the company shuts down, so
ViktoriyaFivko/Shutterstock.com Did you know you can now reject all unknown calls on your iPhone to block telemarketing and scam phone calls? This is just one of the
Casezy idea/Shutterstock.com Security researchers from Fortinet recently discovered security holes in some D-Link routers. Many of these routers are still sold online, but D-Link no longer manufactures them
Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock.com Many companies tout ;military-grade encryption; to protect your data. If it7;s good enough for the military, it must be the best2;right? Well, kind of. ;Military-grade encryption; is
