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Home internet use is spiking – here’s how that could become a problem for youIt's critical during this coronavirus pandemic that we all do our part to help flatten the curve; which is just a catchy term that means slowing the spread of the virus. Regularly washing your hands, disinfecting everything and social distancing are all things that can help. But being stuck at home is leading to a huge problem in the tech world. Tap or click for ways to flatten the connectivity curve. → |
Feeling lonely? Here’s how to host a virtual get-together with friends and familyWith daily life now taking place indoors, people are getting creative with ways to pass the time. But humans are social creatures and we're adapting to quarantine and isolation with technology that connects regardless of distance. Tap or click here to see if you'd attend a virtual party or meetup. → |
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Coronavirus phone scams: Scammers are tricking people into ‘reserving’ a vaccineBad actors online will never waste an opportunity to take advantage of a crisis — and the coronavirus pandemic is no exception. Now, scammers are harassing Americans with calls about phony cures. Some are even sinking low enough to tell people they're infected. Tap or click to see some of the scummiest scams in recent memory. → |
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Hit the links indoors with this golf simulator and trainerThere's nothing like a nice round of golf, but PhiGolf is the next best thing. Perfect for when it's raining outside, this golf sim includes a stick that mirrors your swing, letting you improve your real game as you play the virtual one. Best of all, the action takes place on an app that you can play on your tablet, phone or smart TV. Tap or click here to get the PhiGolf simulator and stick. → | Social media once again fails America with fake newsReal news can spread fast online. Fake news spreads even faster. There are so many hoaxes, rumors and flat out lies circulating right now. Don’t fall for this one that went out to millions of people. Tap or click to listen to the latest Consumer Tech Update. → |
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Coronavirus pandemic: 5 things you need to knowKim has the latest on the coronavirus, including information about the doctor who first informed the Chinese government about the virus, the strain COVID-19 is putting on home networks and the map you should trust to for reliable infection numbers. Plus, scammers are out in full force, preying on people's fears with malware and fake virus maps. Kim tells you what to watch for. Tap or click to stay informed and stay safe. → |
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Common good: California man solves the toilet paper crisisAs anyone can tell you, the past few weeks have been an unprecedented time of panic. But few signs are more obvious than the bizarre absence of toilet paper from store shelves. Even though grocery stores remain open — and will stay open, even if quarantines are enforced — people all over the country felt the need to fill their carts with the stuff. But rather than complain about the nasty side of human nature, one California man decided to bank on our tendency to help one another by opening a toilet paper exchange on a street corner. He started with a simple sign that read, “Share your toilet paper” and soon enough, people showed up in droves to donate. He then gave the toilet paper he received to those in need. It just goes to show that if we work together, everyone’s ass is covered. Lifehack: Get a bidet next time instead, like the kind found in high-tech Japanese bathrooms. span> Tap or click to see why Japanese bathrooms are so different than ours. → |
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