You never know when you’ll need a Windows recovery drive, so the time to make one is now—and it’s very easy to do. A recovery drive is similar to the media you’d receive if you bought a pre-built system. Back in the day, PCs would ship with a CD or ... Read More »
Augmented reality startup Occipital first burst on the scene in 2013 with a successful Kickstarter campaign for the Structure Sensor — a strip of cameras and sensors you strap to your iPad that can be used to scan, measure, and project things into the world around you. Today the company ... Read More »
Adobe Lightroom is getting a major update on Android today thanks to the addition of legit RAW editing, following an iOS implementation in July. Previously Lightroom on Android could capture and edit DNG files – a generic format used by few cameras – now it can work with all the ... Read More »
Google has developed a neural network to improve the relevance of app search results on Google Play by predicting topics on the basis of each app’s name and description. With well over two million apps each on Google’s Play Store and Apple’s App Store, app discovery remains a challenge for ... Read More »
For some people, going to bed can be the most stressful part of their day. Bedtime can bring about dread and anxiety for the millions of people who suffer from insomnia. One-quarter of the U.S. population reports not getting enough sleep at night and nearly 10 percent suffer from chronic ... Read More »
If you are a mother, doctor, student or even a bum, there is a use for the iPad for you. It can do so much, but many people don’t know about all the features. Check out this article to get some of the insider tips and tricks and maximize your ... Read More »
Miami loves to dine out. But these days, the new trend is to dine in. More than half a dozen new services promise to deliver fine-dining dishes to your door, in most cases in less than an hour. And it’s a far cry from pizza and Chinese food. The Miami ... Read More »
Brits are getting better at patching Windows on their personal computers but worse at updating their applications, according to a new study. Stats from vulnerability management outfit Secunia Research reveal that 6.4 per cent of UK users had unpatched Windows operating systems in Q3 of 2016, up from 5.4 per ... Read More »
We’re all familiar with the big messaging options: Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Google Hangouts, and iMessage. But what if you don’t have an Apple device, don’t trust Facebook and WhatsApp’s encryption, and balk at the thought of embracing Google? Good news: there are a bunch of great messaging alternatives out there, ... Read More »
The advancement in the medical world can never be overemphasised and that much can be attested to with the number of software applications available for an array of things ranging from food, blood donation and now, medical diagnosis. The days of having a weird rash or bump appearing on the ... Read More »
