Month: February 2018

TREND ANALYSIS: Artificial intelligence is interacting with us on a more and more human basis all the time. At the moment, this is happening mostly […] Read the original post by Andy

What’s the best laser printer for Mac? If you need to print in large quantities or your need your prints to come out with very crisp […] Read the original post by Mike Tanasychuk

There's a lot that digital assistants like Alexa can do for you these days even if they're not doing the bulk of the data processing […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Companies like Google and Facebook make a big chunk of their revenues from online ads. The companies make tens of billions of dollars annually from […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The iPhone X has popularized the “notch” for bezel-less smartphones. The notch houses the complex TrueDepth cameras for facial recognition as well as the front-facing […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Trying to figure out how to display your amiibo? Try these solutions on for size. Congratulations! Just like Indiana Jones in my extended universe fanfic, you […] Read the original post by Jaz Brown

Verizon plans to stop selling unlocked smartphones as a way to deter criminals from stealing the devices, the company told CNET. As of today, Verizon devices […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

iOS 12 is still a few months away from its official unveiling at WWDC 2018, and iOS 13 is still at least a year-and-a-half away […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Once confined to browsers, hijacking computers to mine cryptocurrency has branched out to dangerous places. Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

You can’t sync your entire iCloud Photo Library with your family, but you can still share images with them. While iCloud Photo Library supports syncing your […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

Researchers at Cisco Talos detail a new piece of disruptive, highly infectious malware with a clear target: the Pyeongchang Olympics IT infrastructure. Read the original post by Andy Greenberg

Apple’s lineup of MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro models accounted for roughly one in ten notebooks shipped worldwide last year, according to data published […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

The Browesaloud text-to-speech accessibility extension was injected with the Coinhive crypto-currency mining script, leading to un-authorized mining on thousands of sites around the […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The Browsealoud text-to-speech accessibility extension was injected with the Coinhive cryptocurrency mining script, leading to unauthorized mining on thousands of sites around the world. Read the original post by Andy

Verizon Wireless is going to make a big change to the way it hands unlocked smartphones beginning in a few months. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck