Hardware

Free-to-play games often look appealing, but it’s difficult to know at a glance whether the business model is insidious and fun ruining, or reasonable and worth pumping a few bucks into. With Freemium Field Test, we’ll take a recent free-to-play … Continue reading →

This is the last installment of this column, and as such, I wanted to cover one of the most important features on the Mac: the Finder. This file manager, browser, and user interface layer is the tool that people use … Continue reading →

No headphone jack? No problem—or at least, not a problem that can’t be fixed with a solid adapter. Apple caused a commotion after confirming that the iPhone 7 would only sport a Lightning port. This means that all your old … Continue reading →

We are terrible at passwords. We suck at creating them (the top two most popular remain “123456” and “password”), we share them way too freely, and we forget them all the time. Indeed, the very thing that can ensure our … Continue reading →

Cable and satellite TV can be expensive, but don’t feel guilty if you want to keep it.

You won’t find the emphasis on automation of competing password managers, but Keeper will give you peace of mind.

David Farren has a macOS calendar issue. He has two Macs, an iPhone, and an iPad mini, and after using a third-party calendar app for a year, he decided to switch back to Apple’s native Calendar apps in iOS and … Continue reading →

It looks downright dated, but this manager’s password protection rivals the best.

This veteran password protector emphasizes security but at the expense of automation.

With its top-notch password auditing, Dashlane teaches you to better protect yourself online.