If you’re not a fan of sticking things in or over your ears, your only option for listening to music are speakers that might well bother everyone around you. Right? Nope! There’s a new category of personal music listening device that’s just showing up and it’s ingenious: Sunglasses with built-in directional speakers. Nothing on or in your ears, and a design that lets you retain privacy in all but the quietest environments. Let’s look closer…
Whether you’re taking part in protests and political activism or just want to remain more anonymous while out and about, a Virtual Private Network can be a great addition to your mobile device toolkit. There are lots of choices, but I suggest you check out IPVanish for Mobile. Here’s why…
It’s pretty easy to permanently delete files on a modern Mac system if you’re not paying attention. You drag ’em into the Trash and empty the Trash. Then realize “OMG! I needed that file!”. Sorry, too late. Or is it?
In April of last year, news came through that it had finally happened – the internet had run out of public IPv4 address blocks to use. Many of us have heard this before. Various people have been sounding the alarm over the impending exhaustion of IPv4 addresses. What made this different was that it was the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority – the body that oversees network addresses around the globe – that was making the announcement.
I want to be able to share iTunes music and Audible audio books with my roommate, but I don’t want to log him in to my account on his computer. Is that possible? The files are in M4A and AAX format, not MP3.
Ever have to apply a transformation to a set of images or photographs and wish there was a way to automate the process? I review the slick program “BatchPhoto” for Mac and find it’s just what ya need…
Are you still pushing around an upright vacuum to clean your carpets and hardwood floors? That’s so old school. Like 1950’s old school. Instead it’s time to upgrade to a robot vacuum! I check out the surprisingly affordable Deenkee DK600 vacuum to see how it performs…
In today’s interconnected online world, most people have heard of computer viruses and hackers. However, it often seems that many of the significant computer virus outbreaks or hacking events fly under the radar. We often rely on our antivirus programs such as Windows Defender to protect us from whatever is out there. And, for the most part – that works just fine.
