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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies shifted their policies on remote work as it became a necessity. Even when in-person office work was back in session, many companies adopted a hybrid work model, combining traditional office life with the convenience of working from home.

The main purpose of your mobile phone is to receive phone calls and text messages. When all of the contacts suddenly disappear on your device, it can be very worrying.

These days, people tend to carry less physical cash and more cards, both credit and debit. Some have decided to go entirely digital, and switch to mobile payment applications.

Google Meet (formerly Google Hangouts Meet) is a business-oriented video calling tool developed by Google. Much like Google Chat, it replaces Google Hangouts video chats and adds additional features for corporate use!

More than 70 million users of the Venmo mobile payment service, created by PayPal, can now buy, sell, and store cryptocurrency inside the app. Users can choose between four digital currencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash. The minimum transaction amount is $1.

QR codes are an easy way to promote your business through social media and various marketing methods. Learn how to easily create a QR code to elevate your digital content!

In the latest Apple News, with the release of iOS 15, there’s an abundance of notable features. With all the new updates, there are a number of features that have gone under the radar. Here are a few important features of iOS 15 to improve privacy, accessibility, and ease of use!

We’re in the golden era of cryptocurrency with the rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Even meme-based currencies like DogeCoin are earning praise from the likes of Elon Musk! With crypto gaining more and more popularity, it's important to note that cryptocurrency (specifically Bitcoin) may not be legal in all countries. And, even in countries where it is technically legal, there could be heavy restrictions.

Remember the good old days when you didn’t have to worry about monitoring your data use? Saving data was simple, all we had to worry about was call minutes and how many text messages we were getting. Now, with new developments in technology, like smartphone apps and streaming services, our allotted monthly data is gone in the blink of an eye.

With the rise in cryptocurrency trading in recent years, specifically with Bitcoin and Ethereum, crypto traders have become more susceptible to threats targeting their funds.