Tech News and Opinions
13 ways to screw over your Internet provider
Internet providers are real bastards: they have captive audiences whom they squeeze for every last penny while they fight against regulation like net neutrality and donate immense amounts of money to keep on lawmakers’ good sides. So why not turn the tables?
Net neutrality was repealed a year ago — what’s happened since?
Below is a lightly edited excerpt explaining three things that have happened since repealing net neutrality that clearly demonstrate what the Federal Communications Commission did is terrible for consumers, competition, and public safety.
Google finds malicious sites pushing iOS exploits for years
The attacks weren't aimed at particular iOS users, as most iOS exploits tend to be used, but were aimed at any user accessing these sites via an iPhone.
Apple will launch iPhone 11 on Sept. 10 in Cupertino
Apple sent invitations to the media on Thursday for its next big product launch. It plans to introduce its newest devices and services at 10 a.m. PT at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California.
Two airlines ban all MacBook Pros from checked luggage
The prohibition applies even to MacBook Pros that weren't subject to the recent recall over battery issues.
5G won't replace 4G: Debunking all the 5G myths
As this network rolls out, many misconceptions and confusion around the new technology remain. This article clears up some of the confusion around 5G
Desktop and Laptop Tips and Tricks
5 clever Gmail tricks to minimize regret, frustration and spam
These hidden Gmail features can bring harmony to your inbox, and maybe your relationships, too
Best Windows backup software 2019: Free and paid options reviewed
The best programs for keeping your data and Windows safely backed up.
9 External Hard Drives for Every Purpose
No matter where you do your computing, or what kind of device or machine you use, get an external hard drive today and back up your data.
Firefox now blocks tracking cookies for all users by default
Mozilla's Firefox browser will now have "Enhanced Tracking Protection" on for all users by default. The feature blocks third-party tracking cookies.
Google Keep Notes: 10 tips and tricks to become a master
Google Keep Notes might be the most underrated of Google’s services. It’s more than just a place to jot down your thoughts—it’s also the missing link to bring Docs, Calendar, Photos, and the rest of Google’s services together.
How to use the Windows 10 start menu with some fun tricks
We’re hoping to add in some tips and tricks to give you even more customization options. Here’s how to use the Windows 10 start menu.
8 ways you can take screenshots in Windows 10
Capture all -- or just part -- of your screen with a few keystrokes.
You don't need a new computer, here's how to keep your old one running like new
If you own a Windows or Mac laptop that’s a few years old and starting to feel a bit sluggish, you might be tempted to go out and buy a new one. It may not be necessary
Mobile Computing – All OS’s
The Best True Wireless Earbuds of 2019
True wireless headphones are all the rage. Here are the top wire-free models you can buy right now.
Microsoft Outlook gets dark mode on mobile as part of new look for Office
Microsoft revealed that it was working on a dark mode for Outlook on mobile devices nearly a year ago, and it’s starting to arrive today on iOS and Android
The Best Smartphones That Still Have a Headphone Jack
If you want to use wired headphones with a modern smartphone, and you don’t want to do so with a dongle, your options are rapidly diminishing. Here are the best phones on the market that still have a headphone jack.
10 reasons Lightroom is the best mobile photo editor
Some would argue Adobe Lightroom is the very best photo editing app for smartphones, and there are plenty of reasons to agree.
Five ways Android is much better than iOS
Here are five cool Android features that make me want to abandon my iPhone.
Mobile Computing – iOS Only
How to find a lost iPhone, iPad or Mac – even if it’s offline
Apple has long provided a way to track a lost device with Find My iPhone. With iOS 13 and macOS Catalina, however, Apple’s Find My iPhone platform is being rebranded to “Find My.” Here’s everything you need to know.
Apple Watch sleep tracking revealed: sleep quality, battery, more
Sources inside Apple say that the company is working on sleep tracking for the Apple Watch, which won’t require any special hardware to work.
30 Apple Watch Tips, Tricks & Hidden Features
If you’re wanting to do more with your Apple Watch, here are 30 Apple Watch tips, tricks and hidden features that you may not have known about
Stop ruining your life and set up Apple Pay for iPhone, Apple Watch
Seriously, what are you waiting for?
17 tricks to help you get the most out of your Apple AirPods
No matter the version you have -- the OG AirPods or the 2019 version -- you'll want to make sure you're making the most of your wireless earbuds, and that means more than just listening to music.
How to back up your iPhone or iPad Before iOS 13 Arrives
How do you make sure you don't lose your photos, messages, and other data? Back up your iPhone and iPad now!
Mobile Computing – Android Only
Android 10 launches today, and Pixel phones get the day one update
After six betas over six months, the newest version of Android is finally out.
10 Cool Features to Try in Android 10
The latest Android OS is now available to download for Pixel devices. Here's how to get it, and the best new features and updates to take for a spin.
Here's how to enable the Android 10 dark theme mode
It can help with saving your phone’s battery charge from draining faster as the display is not working quite as hard.
Top 10 essential Android apps (September 2019 edition)
Kit out your Android smartphone with ten of the best apps available.
Google Maps finally received the one feature that was missing from the mobile app
Available only on Android for the time being, which is the natural home of Google Maps, of course, is a Street View layer.
Android Google Play app with 100 million downloads starts to deliver malware
CamScanner, an Android app that has been available since 2010, has recently started installing malware.
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