Author Archives: Justin Duino

The Google Play Store plays host to all in-app subscriptions set up using your Android device. When you’re ready to stop paying for weekly, monthly, or yearly subscriptions, here’s how to cancel the automatic payment using your Android hand… Continue reading →

Storing important and or sensitive documents in Google Drive isn’t the most secure way to protect your data, but if you are, your iPhone and iPad can help keep everything safe. Here’s how to add a Face ID or Touch ID lock to the cloud stora… Continue reading →

When DJI announced the first Mavic Air, it was positioned as a budget-friendly option compared to the company’s premium lineup. But in exchange for the reduced price, customers gave up features and camera quality. With the Mavic Air 2, DJI has in… Continue reading →

Google now offers amazing 3D augmented reality animals and objects on nearly any iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. You can find them with a quick search on Chrome. Using Google’s ARCore technology, you can study realistic-looking objects in the wor… Continue reading →

You have long been able to manage multiple accounts using the Twitter app on iPhone, iPad, and Android, but until recently, you had to log out and back in to switch profiles using the social network’s web interface. Thankfully, that’s no lo… Continue reading →

Sharing a video you saw on Twitter doesn’t require you to retweet the original tweet’s message or replies. Instead, you can embed the video in your own tweet while still providing credit and a link to the uploader. Here’s how.Read Thi… Continue reading →

To help save your home internet’s bandwidth (and potentially the world’s), Nest lets you adjust your security camera’s video quality. If things are starting to look a bit fuzzy, here’s how you can improve your recordings by rais… Continue reading →

Starting with Android 10, phones running Google’s mobile OS can share Wi-Fi passwords between handsets using a QR code. All the recipient has to do is open the default camera app on their iPhone or Android device to scan the code and instantly co… Continue reading →

In addition to a slight redesign, Slack recently introduced the ability to group channels into something the company calls “Sections.” These sections make it easy for you to organize your workspace’s side panel, especially if you are … Continue reading →