So says Apple and the Department of Homeland Security. Its got so many security holes that Apple is not going to even fix it. They will no longer support it, so I suggest you don’t support it either. Please check your computers, even if you don’t think you have it.
Other than that, I don’t have a lot to say so I will let you take over from here. I hope you have a great weekend. - JRC
Tech News and Opinions
Homeland Security urges you to uninstall QuickTime on Windows
Apple concurs and won't be releasing any more security updates for the software. If you still have it on your PC, get rid of it NOW!
Amazon is launching monthly subscriptions for Prime and Prime Video
Amazon is dropping the requirement to sign up for a year to access its Prime membership services. The retailer is adding new subscription options: Prime at $10.99 a month and Prime Video as a standalone service at $8.99 a month
2016 Guide: The Best Budget SSDs
Price wars by the makers of solid-state drives benefit you! Here's how to shop for a new budget SSD, with our favorite picks reviewed.
10 Ways Technology Has Completely Changed The Rules Of Etiquette
The advent of smartphones has changed not only the way we communicate but the etiquette that comes with that communication.
Intel cuts 12,000 jobs in wake of falling PC sales
According to the statement, the company's "restructuring initiative" comes as Intel moves to focus more on its growth businesses, such as its data center and Internet of Things initiatives.
Computer Tips and Tricks
How many photos you can store in the cloud?
Apple, Google, Flickr, and many other services offer cloud storage for your photos. We break down how many photos you can store in 5GB, 15GB, and other free and paid plans.
The Best Personal Finance Services for 2016
Need to take control of your entire budget or even just get a better handle on your monthly household spending? One of these top-rated apps can help.
Five cheap or free ways to make a PC faster
It's 2016 and tech users have a plethora of different devices to choose from, ranging from tablets to smartwatches, yet the most commonly asked question to land in my mailbox hasn't changed in over two decades.
3 ways to speed up your computer's startup time
You turn on a computer and you're waiting for minutes to even get to Windows, and then you wait a few more minutes for the computer to be ready to use. Here is how to change that.
Windows 10 tip: Use Cortana's secret dictionary
Need to look up the meaning of a word? There's no need to fumble for a reference book or open your web browser. Just learn this magic word and you can ask Cortana.
Mobile Computing
Google Maps for Android app can navigate to multiple destinations, here’s how it works
While Google has yet to officially introduce this feature, Android Police has revealed a simple solution that requires a bit of help from a desktop.
How to use Google search to find your lost Android phone
Run a search for your Android phone via Google it'll pinpoint the phone's location on a map. The feature even works with a lost tablet.
9 Microsoft Android Apps Users Need Now
The Microsoft of today feels like a very different company. We have a large assortment of Microsoft Android apps to prove it
How to set up Apple Pay on iPhone and iPad
Leave your credit and debit cards at home with Apple Pay! JRC: I love Apple Pay, but not enough retailers use it yes. So you still have to bring your credit cards.
How to personalize Contacts on iPhone and iPad
It's fun to add custom sounds or images to your phone so you can distinguish between a call from the pizza delivery guy and your boss and know which one you should take.
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