Ways your smartphone affects your mind and body — How the binary system works
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December 19, 2021

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Android always tracking, 'killware,' digital signature

Android always tracking, 'killware,' digital signature

Use an Android smartphone? Bad news: New research shows certain apps are always tracking. Plus, ransomware is a huge threat to our security, but have you heard of killware? And the team has smart tech tips to make life better, including simple ways to get your real signature onto your computer or phone.

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How your smartphone affects your mind and body

How your smartphone affects your mind and body

A few decades ago, the only people carrying computers in their pockets that doubled as communication devices were in sci-fi flicks. Now, virtually everyone has a smartphone. The quick advance in technology didn't give much time to study the impacts of using a smartphone. So, how does it affect your mind and body?

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How numbers and letters are represented in binary code

How numbers and letters are represented in binary code

Computers have used binary code since the beginning of computing. You probably know it uses sets of zeros and ones to complete tasks. But have you ever wondered how exactly it works? Let's take a deep dive into binary code for a clearer picture.

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This quick test reveals just how good your hearing is

This quick test reveals just how good your hearing is

The average human is capable of hearing frequencies between 20Hz to 20,000Hz. The higher you hear, the better your hearing ability. And the older we get, the harder it is to hear high-frequency sounds. Take this simple, accurate quiz to see how you stack up.

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