YouTube is pretty pervasive and you probably have an app on your smart TV and can access videos on your phone, tablet and computer too. But what if you’re offline? What if you want to just listen to a video, not watch it? Enter the world of video download tools. I review one of the most capable: Gihosoft TubeGet.
AI algorithms and robots are starting to be used in more jobs previously thought to be unimprovable by automation. For a few decades, we’ve seen low-level, easily automatable jobs in factories getting upgraded with robotic machinery, but now, automation is starting to impact more skilled workers; for example, pharmacists are now finding innovative new ways to use automation, despite many elements of the job needing critical and abstract thinking once thought to be incapable of being replicated by a machine.
QuickTime Player on your Mac system is good for what it is, but if you watch a variety of content, you constantly bump into “QuickTime Player can’t open” errors. The solution? Elmedia Player. Here’s my review…
There are a lot of cloud services that let you mirror your content on remote storage devices. Great for backup, but if you use services like Dropbox, OneDrive, Box or even WebDAV to share content, every mount eats up your own disk space too. CloudMounter offers a smarter solution, a combination of super easy mount options and zero local disk drive footprint accessibility.
Now that the release of the new iPhone 2018 had unveiled, previously speculation was flying high about what the new iPhone would be called and its features. Now all that’s settled down, it came in three models, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR. The excitement has even led to many devout Android users saying that they’ll transfer to the new iPhone.
Whether you realize it or not, much of your revenue and profitability are tied up in your supply chain. Your choice of partners and the processes you use to get materials from one destination to another can quickly eat up your budget—and cut into your bottom line.
It’s always exciting when there’s a new version of the iOS system for iPhones and iPads. New features! New icons! Better performance (hopefully)! But what happens when things fail and your phone freezes up in the middle of an iOS update?
Modern computer systems have a staging ground for files and folders you want to delete, either the “Trash” or the “Recycle Bin”. But once that’s emptied you can’t recover anything, right? Not necessarily…
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