Apple has released the watchOS 2 Beta 1 for the Apple Watch following announcements of new features at WWDC. This update is a major upgrade to the Apple Watch OS and should greatly expand both what’s available on the watch and what it is capable of. Thankfully Apple has addressed many of the concerns of …
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Popular PC diagnostic tool and software AIDA64 has been released on iOS and Windows Phone. It has already been released for Android a few months ago and has proved popular. AIDA64 is celebrating 20 years of being a helpful diagnostic utility that started way back on DOS. Whether you’re a grizzled old DOS user who …
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With the number of hours the typical person spends staring at their smartphone, computer, TV, etc. many are bound to have issues with their vision sometime or another. It’s also common for vision to fluctuate throughout life as the eyes change from aging and different conditions. Although modern devices can strain our eyes, a web …
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Public access WiFi networks are everywhere now, especially in more crowded areas. These range from networks set up by major internet and phone companies for their customers to use, to unsecured networks set up by random people in their homes and businesses, and unfortunately to unscrupulous types that want to steal your data. Though free …
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In Windows 8/8.1 and the upcoming Windows 10, if you want to log into your PC, you use your associated Live account. This is a rather large change from using a password that only works on your PC or device. It’s a way for Microsoft to tie all of their products together so you use …
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Though Microsoft is kindly supplying a free upgrade to Windows 10 for users of Windows 7 and 8/8.1, there are some features that were scrapped for the sake of the future of Windows. If you’re particularly fond of some of these features you might be disappointed to hear that they won’t be making their way …
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