Musical.ly is probably the most popular app you’ve never heard of. Millions of users create and share short videos on this full-blown social network each and every day. Being most popular among users aged between 13 and 18, however, many parents have reservations about the app. Some of these reservations are more justified than others. […]
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If you run a website, you should already know how to use the right image formats and optimize your images for the web. Yet while image compression is a well-known practice, HTML compression tends to get overlooked, which is a shame because the benefits are worthwhile. In this article, we’ll go over the two main […]
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The number of options available to potential cord-cutters keeps growing. And if you’re one of the growing number of people who is ditching their cable television subscription in favor of streaming services, IPTV channels, and other online solutions, there’s a new weapon to add to your arsenal. In May 2017, Plex announced it was going […]
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If you’re like me, living a Microsoft Office-free life is a good life. Maybe you’ve strategically designed every aspect of your life so that you never have to spend eight hours a day working on Microsoft Office products. Or you’ve convinced your team members to move to other, better solutions. But sometimes, it rains even […]
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Twitter recently introduced an updated privacy policy announcing changes to how they collect user data and deliver advertising into your timeline. So what does the update mean and what should you do about it? If you haven’t logged in to Twitter since the changes were announced, you’ll see this message: Read on to understand what those […]
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Google Docs has eaten away at Microsoft Office’s share of the productivity market over the past few years. Arguably better collaboration tools and a simple, cloud-based interface have made it a lot of people’s go-to word processor. Sadly though, we keep getting shown that nothing on the internet is safe. Case in point: the Spring 2017 […]
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