How to Delete the Last 15 Minutes of Your Google Search History

There’s a quick way for you to clear your recent search history on Google. The search giant has made it easier for you to rid your account of your recent search data through a privacy feature called Quick Delete. You shouldn’t have to go through a maze of settings for a quick clean up. But […]

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Lenovo Wants You to Know Its Yoga Pad Pro Can Be Used as a Portable Switch Display

Sometimes, when playing with your Nintendo Switch on-the-go, it feels like its 6.2-inch LCD screen just isn’t big enough. But what if we told you that it was possible to play on a monitor with a screen that’s twice as large? You Can Play Switch Games on This Android Tablet Lenovo is promoting its new Android […]

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Finally, Venmo Is Letting You Make Your Friends List Private

So all the criticisms didn’t fall on deaf ears after all—Venmo is finally making the changes to its app that users have been asking for since day one. Choose Who Can See Your Venmo Contacts After the huge security disaster that was the leak of US President Biden’s personal Venmo account and close contacts, Venmo […]

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Is It Possible to Hack the Blockchain?

Blockchain, also known as Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), is used for preserving the history and integrity of digital assets through the use of cryptographic hashing and decentralization techniques. The decentralization of the transactions makes them transparent and hard to alter. But what exactly is the blockchain and can it actually be hacked? What is its relationship with […]

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Learning Personal Finance: 5 Free Games Every Student and Adult Will Enjoy

You can earn boatloads of money, but it’s useless if you don’t know what to do with it. These financial literacy games teach students and adults the basics of finance and managing one’s money. Money makes the world go round, but personal finance is still not one of the basic subjects taught in most schools. […]

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