Jennifer Jolly is a National Syndicated Columnist at USA TODAY. She specializes in consumer technology, cybersecurity, and education technology, providing readers with valuable insights and tips to enhance their tech experiences and well-being. Jennifer has been featured in various prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, Today, and Camden Publications.
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A friend recently asked if I knew where he could get a “vintage” Sony Walkman for his 14-year-old daughter's Birthday. That's all she wants, he said.
By: Jennifer Jolly
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By: Jennifer Jolly
Election Day is finally here, and many of us are either stressing out about it — or trying not to.
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By: Jennifer Jolly
Great tech tools are our trusty companions. They’re dependable, do what they say they will, and keep up with our lives. They just make us feel good.
Before you hand over the keys to the world of smart gadgets, here’s what you need to know — and do — to keep your child safe and secure.
So, before you hand over the keys to the world of smart gadgets, here's what you need to know — and do — to keep your child safe and secure.
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