How to Save Money On Your Cellphone Bill with an MVNO

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[Motherboard] How to Delete Your Twitter Account Want to leave Twitter behind? You can permanently delete your account, erasing all your tweets, followers, favorites, and other data. It will vanish from Twitter almost immediately, and will be fully wiped from Twitter’s servers in 30 days. Read This Article → How to Save Money On Your Cellphone Bill with an MVNO If you have cellular service in the US, then there’s a good chance you’re on one of the big four carriers: AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, or T-Mobile. But what if I told you that you could save a significant amount of money without sacrificing coverage by switching to a smaller carrier with the same great service? Read This Article → How to Manually Update Your Kindle If you want the latest Kindle features right this second (or you missed a past update), the best way to get an immediate update for your Kindle is to do it manually. Read on as we show you how to easily update your Kindle. Read This Article → Try a Software Version of the Touch Bar on Any Mac with Touché Curious about the new MacBook Pro’s touch bar, but not sure if it’s worth paying extra for? Touché, a free Mac app, lets you preview how Apple’s touchscreen replacement for the top row of keys works, and it runs on any Mac running the latest version of macOS Sierra. Read This Article → Pin the Control Panel to Your Taskbar for Quicker Access to Your Most-Used Windows Tools If there are Control Panel apps you use all the time, why not make accessing them quicker? Just pin the Control Panel to your taskbar or Start menu and then pin individual apps to its jump list. Read This Article → How to Use the Keyboard to Control the Mouse Cursor in Windows If you’re stuck without a mouse temporarily, don’t worry—you can still use your PC. You'll be glad to know that it's possible to move the cursor around in Windows using only the keyboard. Read This Article → How to Add a Google Photos Shortcut to Android’s Camera App Google Photos is arguably the best photo management app on the Play Store. It’s intuitive and easy to use, has lots of useful features, and best of all, it backs up all of your images. The thing is, if you’re using a non-stock Android phone—like an LG G series or Samsung Galaxy, for example—the stock gallery app can get in the way of an otherwise consistent and clean Photos experience. Read This Article → How to Block Robocalls and Telemarketers Modern robocalls aren’t just telemarketers trying to sell you something. They’re often scammers trying to trick you into parting with your money or identity information. So how do you stop them from coming in? Read This Article → Advertisement Download Business Networking For Dummies ($12 Value) FREE For a Limited Time Grow your business, build your career, find more customers, and build a valuable support network of likeminded business people. 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