Android gotchas: Fast fixes for 6 common problems
Smartphones have the power to make our lives more efficient. They also have the power to cause major migraines. Let’s face it: Technology wouldn’t be [Read More…]
Computer
13 games that will change the way you think about gaming
Now Play This is a festival of experimental games. Spread throughout several rooms of the New Wing of Somerset House, and running as part of [Read More…]
How to use Windows 10’s Dynamic Lock to secure your PC when you walk away
Windows 10 Build 15031 slips in handy video and auto-locking features ahead of… 43% off TP-Link Smart LED Wi-Fi Light Bulb, 50W Dimmable and Alexa [Read More…]
Apple rolling out second macOS 10.12.5 beta for Mac
Apple is rolling out the second macOS 10.12.5 developer beta through the Mac App Store. macOS Sierra 10.12.5 beta is currently only available to developers. Public [Read More…]
Windows 3.1: Twenty-five years later, it’s still a Microsoft milestone
1 of 14 Thumbnails MORE Happy Birthday, Windows 3.1 Imagine a world without the Start button. No, I’m not talking about Windows 8. Dig deep [Read More…]
Gboard update brings text selection mode and resizing to Android keyboard app
It might have taken longer than we would have liked for the Gboard keyboard to make it to Android, but Google hasn’t rested on its [Read More…]
Mac security utility Little Flocker has a new home following Jonathan Zdziarski’s move to Apple
It was a surprise to the Mac community when Apple hired security researcher Jonathan Zdziarski last month, and many wondered what might happen to his app Little [Read More…]
Windows 10 Creators Update: The 5 biggest changes
Windows 10 just keeps getting bigger and better. Microsoft just announced that the Windows 10 Creators Update will start rolling out on April 11, building [Read More…]
Verizon to begin installing a new piece of search-based bloatware on Android phones
Anyone who has bought an Android phone through a carrier knows what a frustrating experience it can be. Aside from the lock-in due to a [Read More…]
Leaked iCloud credentials obtained from third parties, Apple says
A group of hackers threatening to wipe data from Apple devices attached to millions of iCloud accounts didn’t obtain whatever log-in credentials they have through [Read More…]