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Best ways to save your phone’s photos before it’s too late

Best ways to save your phone’s photos before it’s too late

When you save your photos to your phone, you put yourself in a precarious position. What if someone steals your phone? It could break or get lost, too — and there go all those memories. Your pictures are too important to lose. Here's how to back them up.

Tap or click to save your photos the easy way. →

Quick tip of the day

It’s almost impossible not to run into cybersecurity issues like malware, viruses or phishing sites at some point online. Instead of using one computer for all your web activities, setting up a separate device for online banking will help keep your most sensitive data secure.

Use this machine for one thing and one thing only: Accessing your financial accounts. No email, no downloads, no browsing.

We recommend picking up a Chromebook. These inexpensive laptops use Google’s Chrome OS, which is essentially a glorified web browser. You won’t be able to download games or run Photoshop on a Chromebook, but you can easily do all your online banking on one without running into trouble. In fact, it’s good that Chromebooks are relatively limited for this purpose.

Tap or click here to see Kim’s guide to setting up a financial Chromebook.

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Upgrading to a new computer soon? Don't make this big mistake

Upgrading to a new computer soon? Don't make this big mistake

If you've ever given away an old device, donated one to charity or sold one, you might have put your personal information in jeopardy. If you don't 100% wipe that device, no matter how sure you are or how safe you feel, there may still be recoverable data on it.

Tap or click to make sure your device is fully wiped. →

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Need a new printer? You'll love the Epson EcoTank

Need a new printer? You'll love the Epson EcoTank

Does your printer have enough ink for another year of work reports and tax forms? If you print a lot or wish you could print a lot without worrying about ink, it’s important to have the right printer.

Epson is changing the game with its cartridge-free EcoTank printers that have supersized easy-to-fill ink tanks and come with a ridiculous amount of ink — enough to print thousands of pages! EcoTank makes it easy, so make the switch today.

Add EcoTank to your online shopping list at Target, Walmart and at Epson.com/EcoTankKim. →

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Want to wipe out what a website knows about you? You can in Chrome

When you visit any website, a host of data is stored about you in what is known as cookies. These contain details like the browser version, the computer you are using, and the login details. It is possible to delete these cookies, but it can be laborious. Google has just made that process a lot easier.

Tech smarts: How to know if someone blocked your calls

Ring, ring, ring ... and nothing. What happens when you make a call but no one picks up? You won't get any official notice if someone blocks your number — but you can make an educated guess. We'll walk you through the signs to look for.

 

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Astronauts are set to travel to Mars in the not-so-distant future. Some missions will result in people living in an extended period of microgravity. The human body isn't designed to handle this, so scientists are developing the best ways to mimic gravity on Earth on a spaceship. So how will they do it?

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