Apple Just Released iOS 9.2
If you have any modern iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, it's time to drop whatever you're doing because Apple has a brand new version of the iOS…
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Adobe Flash Is Finally Dead
Adobe Flash is dead, long live Adobe Flash. Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs famously penned a public letter about Adobe Flash back in 2010. Jobs…
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Security Flaw Can Expose Your Real IP Address When Using A VPN
Virtual private networks (VPNs) are supposed to help users protect their online privacy. VPN services obfuscate the user's real IP address by routing traffic through…
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Windows 10 November Update's Most Annoying Bug: Deleting Apps Without Asking
Microsoft released its most significant update yet for Windows 10 update in November, but the software release isn't bug-free. In fact, it seems that Microsoft…
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How To Stop Snoopers From Seeing When And Where You Open Emails
You may not know it, but many people who send you email know the exact moment you open it and even where you happen to…
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IBM Has Developed The Ultimate Black Friday Shopping Assistant
Over the past few weeks, you've been inundated with news about Thanksgiving, Christmas and Black Friday sales events. It can be overwhelming, but thanks to…
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Hardcore Android Users' Favorite App Vanishes From Google Play Store
If you're a hardcore Android user, you've probably heard of Tasker, the fantastic tool that automates a bunch of different actions on your Android phone…
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Fascinating Website Lets You Experience The World (With Sound) Through Google Street View
People always find fun, creative and useful things to do with Google's open source tools, and this latest project can be filed under all three…
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Windows 10's First Major Update Comes With Great Hidden Features
Just as expected, Microsoft evening on Thursday released its first major update for Windows 10, bringing over several new features, But not all of them are…
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An App iPhone Users Were Dying For Was Finally Released On Thursday... So Apple Killed It On Friday
We're used to seeing Apple ban iOS apps from the App Store for various reasons, but it turns out the company can also "ban" apps…
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After Spending 10 Minutes With YouTube Music, I'm Ready To Bury Apple Music
After hyping up the app for several months, Google finally released YouTube Music for iOS and Android devices on Thursday, November 12th. It's exactly what…
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Netflix Hack: Engineers Get Video Stream Running On A 1950's Era TV
It's always cool when big tech companies hold internal hackathons. Not only does it provide a great way for employees to have some outside-the-box fun,…
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Apple Music For Android Is Now Available For Download
Apple hasn't exactly released a lot of apps designed to win over Android fans, but that might change with the release of Apple Music for…
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Google Maps iOS Update Gives You Real-Time Spoken Traffic Alerts
Google Maps just keeps getting better and better. The latest update of the app for iOS adds a terrific new trick in the form of…
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What It's Like To Switch To Android After Using Only iPhones For 6 Years
It's always fascinating to read what happens when someone switches mobile platforms after being a longtime devotee to a rival platform. One longtime iPhone user…
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Firefox Improves Private Browsing With Tracking Protection Feature
Mozilla is taking your Internet browsing privacy to a new level, adding a new feature to Firefox supposed to protect your privacy better when surfing…
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Google Finds 11 Major Galaxy S6 Edge Security Flaws In Just A Week
Here's another reason why Android has constant issues with security: OEMs add their own code to devices that might have big holes of its own. With more…
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AppleTV May Be A Goldmine For Developers
Apple's fourth-gen Apple TV debuted this past Friday to overwhelmingly positive reviews. While there are a few minor kinks Apple still needs to work out (e.g…
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How Apple's Obsession With Secrecy Hurts Its Software
When it comes to product secrecy, you'd be hard pressed to find a company more obsessed with keeping things under wraps than Apple. In one…
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Microsoft Gets Even Pushier About Windows 10 Updates, Starts Pilot Program For Pirates
Microsoft is getting even pushier about Windows 10 updates, something that has been more than apparent over the last few weeks. Ads for the Windows…
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$70 Worth Of Paid Android Apps Are On Sale For Free Right Now On Amazon
Every week, we do our best to bring you a wide selection of free apps worth downloading, but every once in a while, Amazon does our…
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Jealousy Swirls As iPhone Users Show Off New Emoji Android Fans Can't Have
Android fans really, really don't like it when cool things come to iOS first. That was the case this week when iPhone users upgrading to…
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Facebook Is Sorry Bugs In Mobile App Code Stole iPhone Battery Life, Issues Some Fixes
After more and more reports revealed that the Facebook mobile app is consuming plenty of iPhone battery via background activities even when said activities should…
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Major Windows 10 Fall Update Scheduled For Early November
Microsoft is putting the finishing touches on a major Windows 10 update that's supposed to be released at some point in the first week of…
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Why Apple Had To Limit iPhone 6s' 3D Touch Functionality
The iPhone 6s's signature new feature is 3D Touch, a new way of interacting with the device that has given us new actions such as Quick Actions,…
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iOS 9.1 Now Available For Download With New Emoji, Bug Fixes And More
Apple has released its latest mobile platform software, iOS 9.1. The new software offers a new batch of emoji, an improvement to Live Photos that will…
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Microsoft Is Sorry It Forced That Windows 10 Update Down Your Throat
How cool is it that Windows 10 is available as a free update to all Windows 7 and Windows 8 customers? Very cool if you…
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