Computers and Technology

A single-word search can reveal if your significant other has "naughty pictures" on his phone. Be careful, what you find out might be really upsetting.

Have you finally collected a stockpile of iPhone charger cords? Well, you're going to be needing some new and different ones.

The days of using someone else's Netflix password are numbered. Here's what you'll need to know and how much it will cost to keep streaming the service.

"Meet George Jetson. His boy Elroy. Daughter Judy. Jane his wife."

If you're getting emails from you'd rather not, there's no real easy way to make them magically disappear forever, but you can get a handle on them. Here's how.

If you're bothered by those "typing bubbles" on your text messages here's how you can make them disappear.

Scammers are using text messages to target South Louisiana customers of Amazon and PayPal. Here's how to spot the bad guys quickly.

Louisiana hunters are saddling up on the latest innovation in hunting transportation, the E-Bike. Here's why Louisiana sportsmen can't get enough of them.

Brendan Carr, one of the FCC’s commissioners, sent a letter to the heads of Apple and Google requesting the removal of the extremely popular TikTok app.

Don't you be the one putting those shaky out-of-focus snaps of the Fourth of July on your Social Media. Here's how to take better fireworks photos instantly.

If the photo is not of a person is it really a nude? A website that uses artificial intelligence to create images that appear to be unclothed people has got the Internet arguing.

There's a new term that floating around the dating scene and if you're into cushioning, shame on you.

With the flip of a switch you can boost the signal of your mobile phone, here's how.

Your iPhone camera has a feature that allows you to see less of people you don't want to see in your pictures without totally deleting them.

It takes less than a minute to change this setting and the difference could be a matter of life or death.

Cyber security experts are issuing a warning when it comes to a new app that makes your pictures AI-like.

Your request will still have to be reviewed by Google but it could result in a lot less of your personal information being made available online.

There's a new app out there and teens are loving this one.

Why is this particular abbreviation, IYKYK, suddenly blowing up across many social media platforms?

Check out the latest emoji rollout from Apple, including 38 new emojis available on your iPhone.