Tech News and Opinions
How the Apple store has fallen from grace
Under a series of leaders, Apple stores have lost their sterling reputation. Here is how it happened.
Smartphone sales plummet as consumers wait for Apple's next big thing
Smartphone shipments in North America fell to a five-year low of 36 million units for the first quarter of 2019, down by eight million units or 18 percent from a record high of 44 million in the same quarter last year. Apple's shipments dropped 19%.
What Is Inbox Zero, and How Can You Achieve It?
Inbox Zero is a staple of digital productivity advice. “Achieving Inbox Zero” is the knowledge worker’s equivalent of “reaching enlightenment.” But Inbox Zero doesn’t mean having an empty inbox—it’s all about reducing the stress of email.
Home security systems you can install yourself
Scroll through your options below to learn more about the best DIY home security systems available today.
Which smart home gadget should you buy first?
t depends, but we've got plenty of suggestions, and everything you need to help narrow them down.
New security flaws have been found in Intel chips—this is what you need to do right now
The four new vulnerabilities, uncovered by cybersecurity researchers, affect almost every chip the firm has made since 2011
Desktop and Laptop Tips and Tricks
The Windows 10 May 2019 Update is coming - here's what's new
If you haven't kept up with the Insider program, you may wonder why you should install it. So let's take a look at all the changes coming with Windows 10 version 1903. Includes a 30 minute video to show you all the new features.
8 Google Chrome extensions to make your life easier
Turn Chrome from a browser into an essential work sidekick.
Microsoft AI will help make your writing more politically correct
Microsoft will soon preview a version of Word that will use artificial intelligence to make your writing not just grammatically but politically correct.
Microsoft Office 365: Change these settings or risk getting hacked, warns US govt
Cyberattackers aren't showing any sign of letting up on malware and phishing attacks, but fortunately there are some steps even thinly resourced organizations can take to minimize the chances of a security breach.
Function Keys: A List of What Those F1 - F12 Keys Do
You can stop wondering about those function keys. We have the answer.
How to disable your webcam in Windows 10
There is a more elegant method for blocking your webcam than sticking a piece of tape over it.
Turn on the dark mode in Windows 10
You don't have to be jealous of Mac and Android users. In Windows 10, you can turn on dark mode, too.
The Best Antivirus of 2019 to Protect Windows 10
Your PC needs protection against malware, and free antivirus software may be enough. Here's what to get for Windows 10, and what's worth paying extra for.
Mobile Computer – All OS’s
Best apps for gardening and yard work for spring 2019
Use these gardening and landscaping apps to keep your lawn healthy, figure out the right stuff to plant and get alerts so your hard work doesn't go to waste.
Differences Between Android and iPhone
From facial recognition and customer service to malware vulnerability and system accessibility, these are the seven biggest things that set Androids and iPhones apart.
WhatsApp flaw let attackers install spyware with a phone call
A feature of the messaging app was used to secretly install malicious code, the Financial Times reports.
Messaging Dos & Don'ts: Texting Rules for the Digital Age
Now that texting and messaging apps have overtaken phone calls as the preferred method of staying in touch, it’s a good idea to become familiar with the dos and don’ts of texting as well.
Mobile Computing – iOS Only
How to download and install iOS 12.3 on your iPhone or iPad
Apple has released iOS 12.3, the latest OS version for iPhone and iPad. Update now!
How to Back up an iPad
Learn how to back up your iPad on your computer or in the cloud
How to check if your iPhone X screen can be replaced for free
Are you having issues with your iPhone X screen not responding properly to touch input? Or seeing the screen respond to ghost touches? Read on for how to check if your iPhone X screen is eligible for a free replacement.
Microsoft Outlook on iOS adds new complications for Apple Watch Series 4
Microsoft has released a nice update to its Outlook application on iOS. The update makes notable improvements to the Apple Watch application for Outlook, including new complications and more.
5 easy steps to transfer files and settings from an old iPhone to a new iPhone
Transfer your iPhone photos, videos and contacts with this step-by-step guide.
How to Remove Duplicate Songs From iTunes
If you do a lot of downloading outside the iTunes store, songs in your library can get jumbled up, leaving you with duplicate albums. If you’d like to know whether you’ve downloaded something twice, it’s easy to tell in iTunes.
How to Search Contacts on Your iPhone
If you're wanting to call someone whose number you've saved, edit their contact details, or share their contact details with someone else, you can quickly find their contact card by searching Contacts.
Mobile Computing – Android Only
Once you use dark mode in these 8 Android apps, you'll never go back
An official dark mode is coming to Android, but you don't have to wait for it.
Why Android Users Need Windows 10’s “Your Phone” App
Windows 10’s Your Phone app links your phone and PC. It works best for Android users, letting you text from your PC and wirelessly transfer photos back and forth. Notification sync and screen mirroring features are on the way, too.
Android Q: Best and worst features of Google's beta OS so far
Hint: Night mode is awesome, I love using QR codes to join Wi-Fi networks but some things are broken.
Google Shopping will work across all Google products, replace Express
The company announced a big revamp to its Google Shopping product which will create a universal shopping cart across many of its services. It will also rebrand its Google Express store to tie-in to the new Google Shopping experience.
Google confirms ads in your Discover feed are imminent
For users, the takeaway is that we'll be seeing more ads in more places. That's unpleasant, but not surprising: Google is in the business of selling ad space in front of our eyeballs, after all.
Trump expected to sign order paving way for U.S. telecoms ban on Huawei
President Trump is expected to sign an executive order this week barring U.S. companies from using telecommunications equipment made by firms posing a national security risk, paving the way for a ban on doing business with China’s Huawei.
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