What The Tech?: Alternate Face ID
Face ID uses biometric data of the phone owner's face and eyes and Apple has repeatedly stated that Face ID is more secure than the fingerprint scanner used by older iPhones.
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What the Tech?: Stolen Smartphones
If you've ever had your phone stolen, you know how expensive and what a headache it can be. In today's "What the Tech" Jamey Tucker takes a closer look at what you can do to protect yourself from becoming a victim of cellphone theft.
What the Tech?: App of the Day – Tunity
A new app will let you watch sports in a loud, crowded bar with fewer distractions. Jamey Tucker tells us all about it in today's what the Tech.l
What the Tech?: How Supreme Court Decision Could Change the Internet
Supreme Court justices are hearing testimony from a court case that revolves around terrorist videos uploaded to YouTube. But the decision could impact not only Google but every website and social media platform on the internet.
What The Tech?: How to Use the Control Center
Sometimes we miss something right under our nose that, once we know about them, we will start using it all of the time. On iPhones and Android devices, Control Center can and will save you a lot of time.
What The Tech?: Find Your Lost Phone
If you've ever lost your phone, you know how stressful and time consuming it can be. Jamey Tucker has a simple trick that will help you find your lost phone in no time!
What the Tech: Lock Down Your iPhone
As you know, someone can unlock your phone while you sleep by aiming the camera at your Face. Jamey Tucker suggested turning on "require attention" in settings under Face ID, which will require your eyes to be open to unlock your phone.
What the Tech: Airbnb Experiences
If you’re planning a vacation this spring or summer you’re probably going to be looking for things to do. Rather than paying $80 for a ticket to just another tourist trap your family might enjoy a local activity even more.
What The Tech: Holograms
We all remember the scene in Star Wars "A New Hope" when Princess Leia appeared in a hologram asking Obi-Wan Kenobi for help because he was their only hope. How cool would that be for people like us to use holograms in real life?
What The Tech?: New Virtual Reality Technology
People often joke about watching TV with "Smell-O-Vision". Like you can smell commercials for air fresheners, or smell what a chef is baking on a cooking show. A few virtual reality companies make that possible. For real.
