With the trend of more all-around systems, Microsoft’s Project Latte is working toward allowing Android apps on Windows 10.
By Laura Tucker – Dec 2, 2020
Apple has been advertising the iPhone as water resistant, but Italy fined the company for misleading its customers with that claim.
By Laura Tucker – Dec 1, 2020
An unexpected outlet, Spotify, has confirmed that it’s testing a “Stories” feature this holiday season. Is this a necessary feature?
By Laura Tucker – Nov 30, 2020
They’ve begun rolling out the xCloud streaming service, and next up could be an Xbox app included on smart TVs in the next year.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 26, 2020
Wireless doorbells aren’t necessarily the low-risk option. 11 popular wireless doorbells failed basic cybersecurity tests.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 25, 2020
Facial recognition software is being used to recognize bears, cows, and primates.It’s created the same way facial recognition for humans is created.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 24, 2020
It’s good news that a new third-party remote has been developed to replace the Apple TV remote. But it won’t be offered to existing customers.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 23, 2020
Bad actors have gone back to old-school methods and are using vishing phone scams once again because so many are working from home.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 20, 2020
Apple announced it is lowering the commission it makes on purchases from companies that make less than $1 million in proceeds in the App Store.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 19, 2020
Google Maps has received an update and now includes Google Assistant help, food delivery status, and further COVID-19 data for the given area.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 18, 2020
Microsoft TEams is making an obvious play for the work-from-home customers, adding workforce apps and power tools for use in meetings.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 17, 2020
SoundBeamer is a new device that will deliver personal sound but without headphones, earbuds, or anything else on your ears.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 16, 2020
While Google has allowed us to use it for all our storage, it’s going to start charging us and will also delete our files from Gmail, Drive, and Photos.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 13, 2020
Microsoft was forced this week to issue a warning to not intentionally blow vaping smoke into the Xbox Series X after attempts to make viral videos.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 12, 2020
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission posted a notice that said the Ring Doorbells are being recalled because of a potential fire hazard.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 11, 2020
Zoom has reached a settlement with the FTC, who claimed the company lied for years to users about utilizing end-to-end encryption.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 10, 2020
You may be forced into buying a newer Android phone. Older Android versions prior to 7.1.1 Nougat will no longer work with many secure websites.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 9, 2020
With the Apple iPhone 12 finally released and looking for to the holiday season, a power chip shortage could leave buyers waiting.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 5, 2020
MIT researchers have developed an AI algorithm that will detect the virus with your cough. The AI could be used on your smartphone.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 4, 2020
The Raspberry Pi line is introducing something new: the Raspberry Pi 400, a complete desktop PC build into a keyboard.
By Laura Tucker – Nov 3, 2020
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