Tech News and Opinions
New Windows 10 updates: These are the bugs Microsoft just fixed
Along with Tuesday's monthly security patches, Microsoft has released new builds of Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 for users on the April 2018 Update and the October 2018 Update releases.
I like Windows 7: Why should I pay to move to Windows 10?
Here we explain that free Windows 10 upgrades are still available, counter some upgrade objections, and provide a great list of resources for upgrading your machines to Windows 10.
The GOP Is Introducing Another Fake Net Neutrality Bill
GOP lawmakers are preparing to introduce yet another piece of legislation that purports to restore net neutrality just a year after Republicans moved to dismantle it. How kind.
Google publishes 14 official Chrome themes
Google's Chrome team has published yesterday 14 official themes for the Chrome browser, the first time the company has done so.
Google Chrome vs Mozilla Firefox in 2019: The battle of the browsers
The stalwart Mozilla Firefox is greatly improved since its Quantum overhaul began in 2017, and its maker continues to push envelopes of its own.
Desktop and Laptop Tips and Tricks
How to use Microsoft Word's Resume Assistant to look for a new job... on LinkedIn
While polishing your resume is still as much about relevant experience and skills as ever, finding a job now involves targeting the right keywords and SEO, too.
Why Do Some Websites Block VPNs?
One of the only ways to protect your right to privacy and information online is to use a VPN. Some websites infringe on those rights by blocking VPNs, but they do it for a good reason.
How to Use Google Docs Offline
Google Docs is great, but because it typically requires an internet connection to use, getting things done when you’re offline can be challenging. If you’re using Google Chrome, an official extension named Google Docs Offline changes that.
How to track time zones around the world with these free apps
I’ve got some handy tools that can help you keep track of the time across the globe.
How to Wipe a Hard Drive
If you’re getting rid of an old computer or upgrading your hard drive or SSD for something bigger, faster, or just newer, you need to make sure your data is wiped clean from your old hardware.
The best alternatives to PowerPoint for creating amazing presentations
The popularity of slideshows as a way of sharing information has been in large part created by Microsoft's PowerPoint, but there are plenty of presentation competitors to PowerPoint.
Microsoft security chief: IE is not a browser, so stop using it as your default
Internet Explorer is a 'compatibility solution' and should only be used selectively, warns Microsoft exec.
Mobile Computing – iOS and Android
Compare Cell Phone Plans
Most major cell phone plans on the current market will be considered in the analysis. Here are some of the considerations to make when deciding which type of plan works for you:
Six Months Later: Cricket’s Unlimited Plan Is Still the Best Bang for Your Buck
I recently switched to Cricket Unlimited and man let me tell you: I wish I would’ve done this ages ago. Ages.
The 10 best not-so-new phones: Why last year's models make great deals
"Latest and greatest" doesn't always make a device your best buy. Here are a few select older models that deliver way more value and could mean hundreds of dollars saved.
Parental Controls: The Ultimate Guide
How do you restrict what your kids can do and use on iPhone and iPad? With parental controls!
Mobile Computing – iOS Only
How to clean an iPad screen without damaging your device
You need to be careful when cleaning any device screen. It's not something you can spray Windex on and hope for the best.
Five of the Best Camera Apps on iOS
There are many third-party camera apps available in the App Store that add additional functionality, filters, and other effects that are worth checking out.
Why Apple Won't Change the iPhone From Lightning to USB-C
Rumors suggested the new iPhone might have a USB Type-C port, but it's not looking likely.
How to use Apple's Instant Hotspot feature
With just a few clicks -- or taps -- your Apple devices can create a hotspot network while you're on the go.
Did you know these iPhone apps record your screen while you use them?
When an app says it's collecting data for technical support or analytics purposes, it seems innocuous but a number of iOS applications went much further without informing users.
Mobile Computing – Android Only
Android’s Real Security Problem is the Manufacturers
If you’re running a Google Pixel handset, your phone is safe from a security hole that could let a PNG file completely wreck the system. If you’re using nearly any other Android handset, then your phone is vulnerable. This is a problem.
5 ways to tidy up your Android phone, inspired by Marie Kondo
The cleaning guru's home-tidying tips can work just as well on your phone.
Best sports games for Android in February 2019
Get your game on — even in the offseason — with the best sports games available for Android.
Samsung will let you reserve a Galaxy S10 before it's announced
The Galaxy S10 may not be announced for another week, but Samsung will let you reserve one today.
Guide: How to use Google Assistant through your headphones
Google Assistant can perform a wide array of tasks, including reading notifications, answering questions, and reciting recipes. If you’ve never used Google Assistant through your headphones, consider this your guide on all you need to know for getting started.
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