Five tips to fix your passwords any day of the week
You don’t need a “World Password Day” to know you can make passwords better, but here’s a timely reminder of what to do if you need it.
How to use technology
Ever wondered how you do something with your phone or computer? Pickr's "how to" articles are just for you. Written with first-hand experience each and every time, we'll dive into topics to explain step-by-step how you do things so you're not afraid.
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Fake toll SMS phishing ramps up, how to tell
The phishing texts hitting your phone demanding you pay for tolls are taking a toll around the world, but there are ways to tell.
How to buy an EV (practical advice from an EV owner)
If fuel prices have you considering an EV, what do you really need to consider? After years of EV ownership, Alex Kidman dives in with advice for anyone eyeing the move from gas guzzlers to something a little friendlier.
Four tips for iPhone owners as calendar scams ramp up
What was originally a scam for Android is now a scam for the iPhone, as well. How do you deal scams masquerading as events?
How to stay safe in the era of AI
AI is a part of life for many people, but it’s also something scammers are using. How do you stay safe in a world where AI is present?
How anyone can protect an iPhone from unwanted pics
Most messages come from friends and family, but what happens when unwanted pics and texts arrive on an iPhone? There’s a setting for that.
How to empty a robo-vac mop tank
Less a question of “how”, it’s more a question of “where” when it comes to emptying the mopping tank of a robotic vacuum cleaner.
Four ways to start the year without AI
It’s the new year, and AI will likely be a part of it. But what if you want to the start the new year without it?
How to take photos of fireworks and drone shows with your phone
Every phone has a capable camera, it’s just knowing how to use it that matters. Get ready for any fireworks or drone photos with these tips.
How to snap a photo of Santa from a security camera
Bring the magic of Santa to your home with a security camera and a dash of AI. It’s not hard and anyone can do it.
