Streaming gadgets promising 4 more years of updates — iOS update will warn you if it's going to rain
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4 things you need to know today 1. Most dangerous thing you can do if you're new to crypto When you first invest in cryptocurrency, you’ll need to set up a digital wallet. It's the only way to access your money. Criminals are now targeting your passwords by setting up fake Google ads for wallet providers. Here's everything you need to know. Tap or click here to dodge these dangerous crypto scams. → |
2. Want a TV that lasts? This brand promises 4 more years of updates (even for older models) Software updates are great for gadgets, as they introduce new features and protect them from hackers and breaches. If you have an Amazon Fire TV, the company just announced how long it would support your streaming device with updates. Tap or click here to find out how long your Amazon device will receive updates. → |
3. Cool trick to get your iPhone to warn you right before it rains There are plenty of weather apps available for Apple’s iPhone, with varying degrees of functionality. But if you have been searching for an app that will send you a notification when it is about to rain, the answer is in the updated iOS 15. Tap or click here to get notifications when it is about to rain. → |
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