Ever wondered what happens at tech trade shows like IFA? Want to block Google Calendar spam? In this week’s Really Useful Podcast you can! PLUS: obligatory retro games talk, and a look at some ridiculous EULA clauses you might have inadvertently signed up to… Really Useful Podcast Season 4 Episode 2 Shownotes In this week’s […]
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The Vivaldi browser is now available on Android. Until now, Vivaldi has only been available on desktop, but you can now use it on your mobile as well. Which, given that most people like using the same browser on desktop and mobile, should help Vivaldi grow in popularity. A Web Browser That Adapts to You […]
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This is a time when governments across the world are getting more secretive and difficult to trust. So the greatest tool the common man can have is his freedom to demand information. A little bit of it can come from declassified documents and un-redacted files. And some from the FOIA. Leaks from whistle-blowers and informants […]
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Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are all built on blockchain technology. This system allows information to be transferred securely through a decentralized network. Although the technology has been mostly used for digital money so far, many other apps are now being built on blockchain technology. If you want to get ahead of the curve, the Mega […]
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Apple Music now has a web player. This means that if you’re an Apple Music subscriber you can listen to Apple Music on the web on any device with an internet connection. And all without having to install either iTunes or the standalone Music app. Apple Music Catches Up With Spotify Apple first launched Apple […]
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Apple’s AirPods are one of the best wireless headphones on the market. This is thanks to the reasonable price, long battery life, and strong sound quality. The headphones should be at the top of your list, whether or not you own any other Apple devices. We’re looking at how to connect AirPods to a wide […]
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