Comment on Bill DiDonna and Charles Kelly: Change (Is Good)

Dear Eric: My husband and I live next door to a family that, when having work done at their house, tends to use low-wage, unlicensed workers. We found out they are getting their driveway repaved. The men we saw with our neighbor were in an unmarked truck and may not be professional concrete workers.

Job hunting is already stressful enough without scammers trying to exploit you. Unfortunately, emotional vulnerability is precisely what cybercriminals use to trick people into doing what they want. Such is the case of one scam that offers you a job and leaves with you a cryptojacker.

While traveling abroad, my phone is my constant companion for all kinds of tasks—like navigation, communication, capturing memories, or accessing important documents. So, I take the time to ensure it's fully prepared for the trip before I leave the house.

Adding music to your videos can take them from average to unforgettable. Fortunately, you don’t need to install a bulky app to make it happen.

Many productivity apps on iPhones have widgets that can help you be even more productive. These widgets provide quick access to information at a glance and save you precious time. Here are the ones I use.

Have you ever wished your PC could handle tedious daily tasks for you? Thanks to Power Automate in Windows 11, it's possible to put your computer to work for you. Here's how I use it to automate my repetitive day-to-day activities and boost my productivity.