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The Internet has changed the world we live in, opening up communication, and allowing us to shop, bank and research anything online. It's also created a world where mobile phones are getting cheaper and more sophisticated all the time, allowing social networking to become the preferred way of communicating. Stay on top of all the trends here.


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How to tell an article from an advertorial

How to tell an article from an advertorial

You search for a topic and start reading the first article that pops up. How can you be sure it's a real article and not advertorial content put up by a marketer?

Store all your photos for free

Everyone's favorite photo sharing site is getting better. Flickr has announced they'll now be offering users 1 terabyte of storage (1,000 gigabytes) for photos and video. The site is free to use for basic service. Not sure exactly how much space that is? Put it this way: Parent company Yahoo! ...

A cautionary tale about online reviews

It used to be that a play or a restaurant in a metro area could be greatly impacted by the critic of major newspaper. But we've come to a point where the collective wisdom of the herd means more and can have a bigger impact on how you choose to ...

Don't click that video link! Do this instead.

Don't click that video link! Do this instead.

You get an email from a trusted friend with a link taking you to a video. There's only one right way to view the video to avoid getting a computer virus.

Samsung working on 5G

Samsung is working on a fifth generation network (5G) that's poised to deliver high-speed Internet at several hundred times the transmission speeds of 4G. The beauty, according to tech writers, is that it works wirelessly and can send enormous amounts of data at incredible speeds. It's sure to undermine monopoly ...

Forsyth County sheriff's investigator Jeff Roe, whose specialty is Internet crimes, talks about sexting to sixth- and ninth-graders at Cornerstone School in Cumming.

Police your kids when they use technology

Are you doing an effective job monitoring your kids when they're on the Internet? Get some tips on how to "porn-proof" your gadgets. A new study reported on in USA Today  claims that parents say their kids have inadvertently found porn on the Internet by age 6 and intentionally flirt ...

ClarkHoward.com and The Clark Howard Show offer ways to save more, spend less and avoid rip-offs

Cram charges on your cell phone bill

There could be a scam lurking in your cell phone bill that's ugly yet so preventable. As more and more Americans disconnect their landlines, criminals have migrated to where the opportunity is (the cell phone industry) and with them has gone the "cram." "Cramming" is the practice where crooks will ...

New iPhone app makes online selling easy

New iPhone app makes online selling easy

Do you have electronics or designer clothes that you want off your hands? This new free iphone app will price what you've got, list it, sell it, handle shipping, and pay you for it!

ABC readies app to watch programming live on any device

The way we access video content is changing and so is the marketplace. My family watches YouTube a lot. In particular, we watch clips of Comedy Central duo Key and Peele on YouTube, though none of us actually watch Comedy Central! Now The New York Times  reports ABC is coming ...

Digital "nag" app helps remind you to save

Digital "nag" app helps remind you to save

Having trouble paying yourself first each time you get paid? There's a free digital nag out there that will help you meet your savings or retirement goals.

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