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When searching for addresses in Google Maps, it’s a good idea to use both the Street View and the Live Map with your location. Until now, however, you had to constantly switch between the two features. Not any more! Thanks to a recent update, it is now possible to use Google Maps Live View and Street View in split-screen mode. Let’s see how it is done!
Have you ever received an SMS message that reads, “Your parcel will be returned to sender today” or “Last chance to pick up your parcel”? Congratulations! You were targeted by cybercriminals who want nothing more than to lure you into a trap! Known as “smishing”, such carefully engineered SMSes contain dangerous links. Thankfully, they are also fairly easy to recognize. I have summarized a list of important red flags to look out for.
Chrome fans, take note! I discovered a feature in the mobile version of the Google browser that I never knew I always wanted or needed. That is because with just a simple gesture, you can switch tabs instantly. Since Chrome splits its mobile tabs into windows, the feature is almost too good to be true. In this latest edition of coffee break, I’ll tell you how it works!
