Month: October 2015

Access to Apple Music’s Beats 1: Replay feature, which allows users to listen to previously broadcast Beats 1 radio shows, is now limited only to […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

You got an Apple TV? Nice, so did I! Apple’s newest set-top box arrived in stores—and on the doorsteps of those who preordered—on Friday, and […] Read the original post by Susie Ochs

The Apple TV is now a full-fledged platform and you know what that means, right? Apps and games! If you’ve ever downloaded an app on the […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

Apple’s own console The new Apple TV looks pretty similar to the previous version, and does most of the same things—but now it’s a game console, […] Read the original post by Andrew Hayward

We have some great apps for you today that are discounted for a short duration in the App Store, including Crow, Instaflash and others. Some […] Read the original post by Kelly Hodgkins

Gett is an iPhone app for summoning a fancy car to whisk you away, but it’s a bit too limited for a luxury service. […] Read the original post by steve bush

With Uber, you can summon and pay for a ride from your Android. It’s a great tool for travelers in strange cities. […] Read the original post by steve bush

In the U.S. cities that support it, Lyft is an excellent way to request and pay for a ride. Read the original post by steve bush

Chrome is still fast and includes leading-edge standards support, but it’s no longer the top browser option for Windows PCs. […] Read the original post by steve bush

Under the deals, T-Mobile customers can now get the devices through monthly lease payments that are added to their mobile accounts. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Google Drive for Work offers excellent document editing and management tools, though it lacks when it comes to tracking projects and tasks. […] Read the original post by steve bush

Evernote Business is a fine product for light collaboration, but it falls short when it comes to document management. Read the original post by steve bush

Dropbox for Business helps you collaborate with small and large teams, but its needs editing tools in order to compete in this space. […] Read the original post by steve bush

Citrix ShareFile lives up to its name, but without in-browser editing or advanced collaboration features, it falls short of the competition. […] Read the original post by steve bush

Box for Business offers an affordable document management solution for small companies; all it lacks is offline access. Read the original post by steve bush