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Author Archives: Stewart Wolpin
10 Things You Can Do Now to Improve Your Online Security
In order to attack your computer, hackers often rely on your carelessness. While antivirus software protection is a must, it should be considered only as a complement to smart online behavior. Here are the top 10 things you can do … Continue reading
Posted in Techlicious
Tagged Android, antivirus, backup, cyber security, email, hacking, https, iOS, MacOS, malware, phishing, remote access, security certificate, spam, spoof, spoofing, webcam, Windows
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Top 10 Back-to-School Gear
If our national health luck holds up, a host of young scholars will physically return to the classroom in a month or so. Even if young scholars continue their education virtually, they’ll need the right gear to smooth their studying. … Continue reading
Posted in TWICE
Tagged Acer, air conditioner, Android, back-to-school, Benjilock, e-ink, external drive, Honeywell, HP, Lenovo, Lexar, MacBook, Mophie, portable battery, power strip, Powerstation, printer, Samsung, SSD, tablet, USB-C adapter
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Business in the COVID-19 Era? ‘Challenging’
In-store traffic is down. Staffing presents uncomfortable and conflicting moral and economic conundrums. Vendors can’t seem to produce the products they want or deliver the products retailers need. Retailers are discovering demand for products in unexpected volumes. And yet…. Read … Continue reading
Posted in TWICE
Tagged BOPIS, Consumer electronics, coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, NPD Group, ProSource, U.S. Census Bureau
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COVID-19 Uncertainty Clouds Q4 Outlook
Will we experience a second wave of coronavirus – or an extended first wave – that will stall economic revival through the fall? How do consumer technology retailers and vendors plan for the holiday season with so many unknowns? Read the rest … Continue reading
Posted in TWICE
Tagged 4K TV, 5G, BOPIS, consumer technology, coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, iPhone 12, NPD, PlayStation 5, Sony PlayStation 5, webcams, webrooming, WFH
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Redefining Social Media Could Destroy It
Platform/bulletin board or publisher? That is the social media industry legal question at the heart of the recent dust-up between Twitter and President Trump. A desire by the Administration to reclassify social media companies as publishers responsible for content could … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Tech Consulting
Tagged Donald Trump, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Mark Zuckerberg, Pinterest, President Trump, Reddit, SCOTUS, Section 230, social media, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube
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COVID Prompts Higher Appliance Replacements
Wary of in-home repair in the age of COVID, consumers are opting more than ever to replace their quickly-aging appliances. Read this report here at TWICE.com.
Posted in smart home, TWICE
Tagged appliances, caronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, electronics, repair, replace, retailer, TWICE
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Face-Off: Noise-Canceling True Wireless Earbuds
While isolation is a novel and challenging concept for many folks during these strange times, isolation from external sound is considered nirvana by music aficionados. Also, donning a pair of cans or buds and turning the music up to 11 … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, ear/headphones, Sound & Vision
Tagged 1More, Amazon, Amazon Echo, Apple, Audio-Technica, Bluetooth, Cleer, IQBud, Jabra, noise canceling, Nuheara, Sennheiser, Sony, true wireless
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How To Buy Antivirus Software
I wrote a whole series of reviews and how-tos on antivirus software for U.S. News 360 Reviews. Here is the list of reports. How to Buy Antivirus Software How Does Antivirus Software Work? Cheapest Antivirus Software of 2020 Cheapest Antivirus … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, U.S. News 360
Tagged Android, antivirus, Apple, Avast, AVG, Bitdefender, ESET, F-Secure, firewall, identity theft, Intego, iOS, Kaspersky, LifeLock, MacOS, malware, McAfee, Norton, Norton 360, phishing, ransomware, security, Sophos, spam, spyware, Trend Micro, US News, virtual private network, virus, VPN, Webroot, Windows 10, Windows Defender
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5G’s Historically Bizarre Rollout
Technology rollouts are often messy. Multiple vendors propose competing (and often incompatible) variations in the hope of capturing the golden ticket to new market dominance. Entrenched interests campaign, lobby against or even legally threaten their eventual replacement. Technology misunderstanding or … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, cell/smartphones, Digital Tech Consulting, Tech History
Tagged 5G, AT&T, coronavirus, COVID-19, HSPA, Huawei, iPhone 12, LTE, mmWave, Sprint, sub-6GHz, T-Mobile, Verizon, WiMax
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