Hardware
Facebook’s latest experiment: Helping you find free Wi-Fi hotspots
Facebook says it’s not a media company, but it just might be turning into a Wi-Fi finder service. Users of the social network’s iOS app report seeing a new feature in the More section that lets them find nearby public … Continue reading
Asphalt Xtreme trades blacktop for mud and ice, but keeps the raucous fun
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
Radio Silence 2 review: Set it and forget it Mac firewall for outgoing connections
Although macOS looks deceptively simple to end users, anyone who’s launched Activity Monitor may be shocked to discover just how many helpers, daemons, services, and other processes actually run behind-the-scenes, helping power your favorite software. Such background tasks often feed … Continue reading
11 security basics that keep you safe from holiday tech dangers
Let’s go shopping! Image by Diariocritico de Venezuela As far as theft and fraud are concerned, you face (and willingly accept) a moderate amount of risk when you shop online or out in their local neighborhoods. This holiday season is … Continue reading
In case you didn’t know: iCloud email has limits on daily messages and recipients
Michele Sorbo writes in with a slight mystery: I had a problem over the last 24 hours that in all my years as a Mac user have never run into. I was locked out of sending emails from my @mac … Continue reading
Stopped playing Pokémon Go? Here are 8 reasons to start again
Go back! For a few weeks this summer, it seemed like everyone was playing Pokémon Go. You could tell at a glance, typically, as players stared slavishly at their screens (more so than usual) while stumbling about, congregating around real-world … Continue reading
How to monitor websites visited on a home network
A reader asks: How do I use a router to monitor which websites are visited? I want to see what URLs are visited through my router. Is there a way to view who is going to which sites on my … Continue reading
Macworld’s December Digital Edition: First Look at the Macbook Pro
Every day, Macworld brings you the essential daily news and other info about all things Apple. But staying on top of that torrent of information can be a constant challenge. One solution: the Macworld Digital Edition. In the December issue … Continue reading
The best video-streaming apps for Apple TV, from A to Z
Apple TV (4th generation): What is it good for? Image by Apple The App Store might have opened it up to a wide variety of uses, but the Apple TV will always be, first and foremost, a media streamer. Games … Continue reading
25% off 100-pack iCloth Screen Cleaning Wipes for Electronics – Deal Alert
These screen cleaning cloths from iCloth currently average 4.5 out of 5 stars from over 800 people (read reviews) and its list price is currently discounted 25% to $18.74 for a pack of 100, individually packaged. The aerospace-grade soft fabric wipes … Continue reading