Month: March 2016

Apple has decided it won’t bid on the digital rights to stream the NFL’s “Thursday Night Football” package next season, according to Re/code. The streaming rights […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

Netflix may be cutting off VPN access for some customers, but Canadians can still take advantage of these iOS apps. VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, are […] Read the original post by Daniel Bader

Sometimes, you want to use iTunes just to listen to music, and not be bothered by the app’s many other features. In this week’s column, […] Read the original post by Kirk McElhearn

Is there such a thing as View-Master street cred? Probably not. But I am a long-time View-Master user. Well, to be clear, I used a […] Read the original post by John Moltz

Amazon caught flack on Wednesday for disabling the encryption capabilities of its Fire phones and tablets with a software update. The company says its reasoning […] Read the original post by Blair Hanley Frank

Despite all the many forms of communicating with people online—iMessage, Twitter, Facebook, Slack—email still reigns supreme for me. I conduct business via email, keep in […] Read the original post by Dan Moren

Dara Hogan has a problem that a lot of readers share: two Apple IDs that are both used for iTunes and iCloud. They wonder about […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

iOS doesn’t have public code names the way OS X does, but it does have internal code names and they’re all shades of awesome cool. I’m […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

iOS 9.3 will be a bigger update than usual, introducing several new features such as Night Shift, enhancements to both CarPlay, News and Health, several […] Read the original post by Jon Reed

Keep yourself safe with these online security tips, from anonymous browsing to hiding your digital tracks. Read the original post by Jonathan Keane

Apple’s latest iPhones aren’t officially water-resistant, but they hold up surprisingly well when wet. Watch the iPhone 6s Plus keep up with Samsung’s new Galaxy S7 […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

If former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg mounts a third party candidacy and wins a single Electoral College vote, the billionaire will have outpaced […] Read the original post by WALB-TV Albany

The San Bernardino District Attorney has told a federal judge that the iPhone used by shooter Syed Farook could be a trigger for a “cyber pathogen.” Michael Ramos […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

Russian company T-Platforms has announced a Linux desktop PC based around a MIPS processor – as Baikal-T1 chip from Baikal Electronics, also of Russia. Baikal-T1 has […] Read the original post by steve bush

Russian company T-Platforms has announced a Linux desktop PC based around a MIPS processor – as Baikal-T1 chip from Baikal Electronics, also of Russia. Baikal-T1 has […] Read the original post by steve bush