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Best and worst tech of the last decade The last decade was one of remarkable technical progress. Some of the most revolutionary products of our time came to pass in the last 10 years. But some were absolute embarrassments. Here are our picks for the best and worst tech items of the last decade. You won't believe what some people thought were good ideas! Tap or click to see what made the list. â	The 10 most anticipated TV shows coming in 2020 Are you really into binge-watching shows? Good news: 2020 is set to reveal tons of new series, some of which promise to bring an air of nostalgia. Not sure what to watch? We've got you covered. Check out the top 10 most anticipated shows of the new year. Tap or click to see what new shows are binge-worthy. â

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Parents: Check your childâs phone for these 15 apps frequented by predators

It's difficult to know when it's the right time to get your kids their own smartphones. There are so many online dangers that the thought of giving kids access to the internet 24/7 is frightening. If your kids do have smartphones, know that some apps have just been found to be gathering places for pedophiles. Check your kids' phones ASAP for these dangerous downloads.

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You can back up handwritten notes online with these erasable notebooks

If you're tired of wasting paper, but you're also not a fan of typing all your notes into your smartphone, we've got a great compromise for you. In place of the old fashioned pen and paper, try the Everlast mini notepad â the perfect blend of a physical pad with digital capabilities.

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2020 New Year's tech resolutions

The new year is upon us, and itâs time to set some resolutions. Make your digital life better with three simple ideas with big impact. First up: Your inbox needs help. Iâve got a simple way to manage it.

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1.	10 secret Fire TV tips only the pros know. Tap or click to see what they are.
2.	Popular to-do app shutting down soon â try these alternatives. Tap or click to see how they work.
3.	Smart home gadget leads to intruder scare. Tap or click to learn what happened.
4.	Smart home camera data exposed: 2.4 million records leaked. Tap or click to see if you could be affected.
5.	Hereâs how NBC is trying to stand out from the streaming crowd. Tap or click to discover what they're doing.

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Youâre being watched right now

Yes, companies track you online. At this point, this information shouldnât come as a surprise. But what might catch you off-guard is how they are doing it and how prolific it really is. You might think youâre on a site you can trust, but the reality is basically everyone is gathering data on you that can be used to control you later.

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What's the best streaming service? This comparison chart will tell you

There are lots of streaming service options out there. Which should you use? I'll help you find the one that includes all the channels you love to watch in one easy and handy comparison chart.

Tap or click to see how Hulu, YouTube, Sling, AT&T TV Now and Playstation Vue compare. â

Iâm here for YOU!

Navigating the digital world can be intimidating and sometimes downright daunting. But I'm here to help! Do you want to cut the cable? Maybe youâd like advice on starting your own online business. Or perhaps someone in your family is misusing tech and you need some help.

Tap or click here to tell me how I can help you with your digital issues. â

Bearly escaped: Animal gets stuck in stadium

Quick, name the mascot of the University of Tennessee! If you said Smokey the dog, youâd be right. But youâd be forgiven for thinking its a bear due to the namesake. Apparently, a real live bear must have thought the same thing when he wandered into the universityâs baseball stadium one December day. Animal control was called in to handle the lost animal, who clumsily ran around the field before getting hit by a tranquilizer dart. The bear was safely relocated to his home in the woods, but students will remember the time they shared their campus with a bear forever.

Even though a bear isnât the mascot, maybe he and Smokey could be friends after all.

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