Month: April 2016

Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Plus adds Android support and a password manager to an already-excellent antivirus app. Read the original post by richard wilson

Qualcomm shares are currently trading lower after the chip maker suggested during an earnings call Wednesday that it will be losing orders from one of […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

Apple CEO Tim Cook has once again been named to TIME Magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people. In Cook’s entry for the list, […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller

Product Hunt is a popular site that serves as a launchpad for tech’s next big things. Unlike many mobile-first sites that expect people to browse […] Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

Do you still see your friend’s old email address as a suggested contact in the Mail app? You can get rid of that. When sending an […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

Apple updated the MacBook this week and if there’s one thing the modest-ness of the update clearly shows it’s how “Apple’s Not So Secret Strategy […] Read the original post by The Macalope

Facebook Messenger’s feature improvements aren’t stopping with the recent chatbot push. Now, anyone with Messenger for Android or iOS can now initiate a group voice […] Read the original post by Ian Paul

A security researcher has created a free security tool that can detect attempts by ransomware programs to encrypt files on users’ Macs and then block […] Read the original post by Lucian Constantin

With less than six months to go for the launch of iPhone 7, the tenth generation of Apple’s flagship device, I take a look at […] Read the original post by Gautam Prabhu

Opera is rolling out an update to its desktop browser that adds a major feature. The browser now features an integrated VPN service that can […] Read the original post by Harish Jonnalagadda

Verizon has announced its Q1 2016 earnings with $32.2 billion in total operating revenue coming in, of which $22 billion came from the wireless end […] Read the original post by Jared DiPane

Mapquest used to be the go-to online mapping service, but how does it still hold up after all of these years? AOL’s Mapquest is one of […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

A report from the somewhat unreliable DigiTimes claims that companies in the smartphone supply chain business in Taiwan and China have become more conservative about stocking up their inventories […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Need to change the Wi-Fi network that your Apple TV is connected to in your home? You can do so with little effort. When I first […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

Dave Martin is hitting a roadblock with Photos for OS X and iCloud Photo Library. He uses the optimized setting in iOS and OS X […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman