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Picture this. You’re at your local coffee shop, enjoying a lukewarm latte and reading up on the latest gardening trends on your laptop. Suddenly, nature calls. You are now faced with one of modern life’s greatest dilemmas. Do you unplug…

Picture this: the power goes out, and you need to find that stash of emergency candles you bought in 1998. You download a simple “Flashlight” app on your smartphone to help you navigate the dark. But before it lets you…

You’re sitting comfortably in your favorite chair, innocently playing a game of digital Solitaire or scrolling through photos of your grandkid’s latest soccer game. Suddenly, a notification pops onto your screen, blocking your view. It demands attention. It wants you…

Picture a typical family video call. Your grandson is staring vacantly at the ceiling fan. Your daughter is yelling at the dog to drop a shoe. Someone—usually Uncle Bob—is completely muted but talking passionately, looking exactly like a goldfish in…
We’ve all done the “Panic Macarena.” It starts when you reach into your pocket or purse, and your fingers meet nothing but lint. You pat your left pocket, then your right, then your back pockets, moving with the frantic energy…

You’re sipping your morning coffee, minding your own business, when you get an email. It says a massive corporation—one you bought a single pair of socks from in 2014—has experienced a “data security incident.” Suddenly, your personal information is floating…
Remember the old family photo albums? The ones that weighed as much as a Buick and featured pages covered in that sticky magnetic plastic that permanently fused your Uncle Phil’s wedding photo to a picture of a 1974 Plymouth Volaré?…
You’ve finally gathered the whole family for an online trivia night. The grandkids are on their smartphones, your daughter is on her fancy work laptop, and you are armed with your trusty iPad. You’re ready to prove, once and for…
You know that box of old photographs sitting in your closet. The one you keep meaning to organize. The one where your parents look impossibly young and your grandparents look like movie stars because apparently everyone in the 1940s was…
Picture this: You’ve popped the popcorn. You’ve poured your beverage of choice. You and your sister, who lives three states away, are finally sitting down for a virtual screening of The Help. You fire up your computer, click “share screen”…