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Interesting, life-changing ways to use Alexa
The smart-tech revolution is in full swing, and Amazon Echo is at the heart of it. Nearly 80 million people are expected to own voice-activated speakers by 2021. Now it's time to see what Alexa can really do. Most people know how to select songs and search the internet for information. These skills are handy, but they're only the tip of the digital iceberg.
The real history of the very first meme
Memes have become a part of modern communication. But the trend of simple images and text has been around for decades. Some believe the very first meme began during World War II and was a simple doodle of a man peering over a wall and the words, “Kilroy was here.” But what brought that on, and was it really the first meme?
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How to create a complex password you’ll actually remember
Passwords are a necessary evil. They’re a pain to create and a struggle to remember. But if you decide to take shortcuts, you make a hacker’s job much, much easier. In this Komando DIY, we’ll show you some password ground rules and a few tricks to make the whole thing simpler.
The first 3D printed human heart is here
Imagine a world where if one of your body's organs were failing, you wouldn't have to wait on a list to get a replacement. You could just have a 3D printer create one. Well, that reality might be here. Scientists have developed the first fully 3D printed human heart, and the repercussions might just change the medical field.
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Is aluminum better than plastic? It’s complicated
There is a major problem when it comes to the use of plastic. As of 2020, it's estimated that there are more than 5 trillion pieces of plastic polluting our oceans. That's why many companies are changing the way their products are made. Everything from bottled water to your iPad could soon be made from aluminum.
Buyer beware: 6 ways you’re wasting money on tech
If you believe all the ads and hype, life would be difficult without the newest gadgets and gizmos. Buy a new phone and you need a case. Your tablet wouldn’t be the same without a keyboard and cover. Might as well get another battery charger while you’re at it. So what’s legit and worth the money? In this Digital Life Hack, Kim shares six things you really shouldn't waste your money on.
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