If you’re looking for a pair of true wireless in-ear headphones, you will have noticed that there are a wealth of choices available. This can make choosing the right pair for your needs (and your wallet) a daunting task. Whether you’re buying your first pair or upgrading, there are several things to consider before you […]
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Google has released new features for Pixel phones. The new features available exclusively to Pixel owners include a way of controlling your phone without touching the screen, the ability to schedule your phone switching from light to dark themes, and more besides. This is the second of what Google calls Pixel feature drops. The first, […]
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Google Maps is 15 years old, with Google having launched Maps all the way back in 2005. To celebrate the milestone, Google has updated Maps, with a new icon, a simplified user interface, and news of some new features coming over the next few months. A Brief History of Google Maps In February 2005, Google […]
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The chances are that you have a favorite browser for a reason. Maybe it integrates well with the services you use, or perhaps it has exclusive features you can’t get anywhere else. If you enjoy playing PC games, you might be interested to know that Opera now offers a web browser designed specifically for gamers. […]
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Computers work in absolutes. Thus, if you want a computer to do something, you need to tell it exactly what to do and how to do it. Take addresses, for example: We’re used to typing in rough approximations of addresses, but a computer won’t understand those—at least without a little help. This is exactly what […]
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There are plenty of reasons not to upgrade to macOS Catalina. Perhaps your work depends on incompatible 32-bit apps, or maybe you don’t want the hassle of potentially unstable new software. Even if you do want to upgrade, you need a Mac from 2012 or later to install Catalina. Here’s the good news: you don’t […]
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