Cheap options for highly secure devices are available but not taken advantage by consumers. Microsoft has released a new document explaining the minimum hardware and firmware requirements to create a secure device. Here are some steps you can take: Systems must be on the latest, certified silicon chip for the… Read More
How to Launch Chrome faster
November 21, 2017 By
You may have noticed this already but if you set Chrome to launch with the tabs you had open last, the browser may take forever to open. The problem is because Chrome starts loading all your tabs at once, which can be a drain on resources. Native Lazy tabs stops… Read More
How to get Cortana’s Attention
November 20, 2017 By
Here’s a popular question that many people ask: “How do I make the Cortana software on Windows 10 ignore everyone else but only respond to my voice?” The answer is almost intuitive. For Cortana to to filter out one voice, they software has to get to know that voice. To start… Read More
Do Not Disturb While Driving
November 7, 2017 By
The recent iOS 11 update includes a new safety component called “Do not Disturb” which is specific to when you are driving. It silences all your notifications and blocks most calls and alerts while you are driving. If enabled, it kicks in automatically when the iPhone makes a bluetooth connection… Read More
iPhone X Face ID
November 6, 2017 By
iPhone 8? Old news. The iPhone X went on sale globally on Friday. Long lines and crowds were at the Apple store patiently waiting to get the best iPhone out there. Everyone is so excited about the new features especially the Face ID but some people have been complaining about… Read More
How to Charge your Phone Faster
October 24, 2017 By
Got somewhere to go and need your phone to charge faster? Put it on Airplane mode! Who doesn’t love helpful hints? RedOrum has got you covered. We have compiled a list of technology related tips to make your life easier. Follow @RedOrum on Twitter or like us on Facebook and you’ll be guaranteed a… Read More
How Science is a Crucial Player in the Social Media Game
October 23, 2017 By
Social media has started to become increasingly prevalent in the lives of consumers. We live in a generation now where information is highly available right at our fingertips. Information such as current events or promotions are easily accessible. There are certain scientific concepts that businesses should be aware of when developing… Read More
Asphalt may be the key to faster charging phones
October 11, 2017 By
Scientists at Rice University have speeded up the charging time by making one change in the battery. In tests, batteries made using asphalt charged to full power in just minutes. Additionally, the asphalt stopped the formation of deposits that shorten the battery life. Professor James Tour remarked that this new… Read More
Apple iPhone 8 Battery Swelling
October 9, 2017 By
Reports from a few iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus buyers suggest that there could be an issue with the battery inside some devices swelling, causing the case to split open. This in turn is exposing the smart phone’s internals. The reports so far have been very few but Apple’s… Read More
Use your Android by Voice Alone
September 26, 2017 By
“Ok Google” detection may be more useful then you think. Use it to do nearly anything on your Android phone. To enable the feature simply follow these steps: Open the latest version of the Google app Tap Menu > Settings > Voice > Ok Google Detection Make sure “From Google… Read More
