How to Make Free Phone Calls in the UK or Abroad Smartphones are like an electronic Swiss Army Knife for the modern age. But they have one important feature people tend to overlook: they all make phone calls. Now, thanks to various free apps, even this capability has been upgraded as you can now make free phone calls from your phone even if you’re abroad. Wi-Fi calling For a number of years now there have been ways to make phone calls over the internet through VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) services....

How to Screenshot on Nintendo 3DS Why is it so difficult to take screenshots on a Nintendo 3DS? Many other consoles, including the PS4, Xbox One and even theNintendo Switchlet you quickly and easily take and share screenshots on social media, but the option is missing from the 3DS. While no-one is sure why Nintendo decided not to offer screenshot support on the 3DS (or even offer it as part of a software update), the Nintendo community has come up with a handful of workarounds that have varying levels of success....

How to Secure WhatsApp with Two-Step Verification Keeping your communication apps secure is an increasingly difficult task these days, thanks mainly to the various scams and hacks that have been taking place. One strong defence against identity thieves is adding two-factor authentication which requires your phone and a security code. Google, Apple, Twitter, Paypal, Yahoo and others already offer this service and WhatsApp is the latest to join the club. It’s an easy way to ensure your messages remain private, and one we recommend setting it up immediately....

How to Skip Ads on ITV Hub Streaming TV shows over the internet on-demand is many people’s preferred way to watch these days. ITV Hub grants free access to ITV content, meaning it’s easy to catchup on your favourite soap, documentary or crime drama. Of course these shows have to be paid for somehow, and in the case of ITV Hub this is achieved through the display of adverts. But due to their frequency some people find they can become quite distracting....

How to use a phone in a car in the UK Using your phone while driving is not a good idea. Aside from the accidents it might cause there’s also the possibility of falling foul of the law. Any driver seen holding, touching or generally interacting with a mobile device while in control of a vehicle (and that includes sitting at red lights or being stationary while stuck in traffic) could face the levy of six points on their licence and a £200 fine....