Month: July 2015

The no-contract carrier Cricket Wireless will offer customers on its $50 and $60 a month plans unlimited calls and text messages from Mexico and Canada […] Read the original post by John Callaham

July has come and gone (well, it’s almost gone), and that means it’s time for the Mobile Nations Community Update! This month we take […] Read the original post by James Falconer

Google Chrome may offer more features than Safari, and is the best option for those who use multiple platforms. But it should be avoided if […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

EE has announced a new Euro Pass for customers who wish to take advantage of unlimited calls, texts and data allowances abroad. From just £3 […] Read the original post by Rich Edmonds

Over the past year, we’ve seen an explosion in the number of virtual reality headsets looking to stake a claim for our eyeballs. But for […] Read the original post by Gizmag

31 days into Apple Music, Beats 1, and Connect, how’s it working for us? Apple Music launched one month ago and in that time it’s bounced […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

When Apple discontinued Aperture in favor of Photos for OS X—sacrificing most of the features that appealed to Aperture users—the presumed replacement was Adobe’s Lightroom […] Read the original post by Jeff Carlson

The Macworld staff is still on the fence about Apple Music. Some of us are really into the recommended playlists—which are sometimes eerily relevant—while others […] Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

Bluetooth earbuds are available on a budget to help keep you moving during workouts. I enjoy listening to music on my morning walks and runs, but […] Read the original post by Peter Cohen

July’s Mac games While it’s true that July’s highest-profile release was an 11-year-old Star Wars game—albeit with some welcome modern tweaks—the rest of our picks showcase […] Read the original post by Andrew Hayward

Worms 3, the long-awaited sequel for the award-winning Worms 2: Armageddon, is now exclusively available on iOS. The title has been selected as Apple’s Free App of the […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

SEDGLEY councillor Bill Etheridge has called a public meeting as part of a concerted campaign to save The Seven Stars pub. The event has been […] Read the original post by Dudleynews.co.uk

Amazon’s Echo is the best voice-controlled product that I’ve seen at the consumer level. It’s versatile, powerful, and amazingly quick to recognize your speech and […] Read the original post by Michael Brown

Mail is one of those apps most of us take for granted. It’s one of the first apps we configure when setting up a Mac. […] Read the original post by Peter Cohen

Apple Music is off to a promising start, with more than 10 million users already signed up, according to a recent report. But it still […] Read the original post by Killian Bell