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Apple HomePod: What to do if you don't use Apple Music

If you use Spotify or another streaming service, you can still use the HomePod. Here's how!

By February 15, 2018

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Mac flaw lets you log into App Store preferences with any password

It isn't a huge security concern, but this is the second login bug found in Apple's High Sierra operating system.

By January 10, 2018

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I went to pick up my Apple HomePod and got a dire warning

Commentary: When you buy Apple's new musically smart speaker, you're told to be very careful with it or it'll really cost you.

By February 11, 2018

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PAID CONTENT: How to free up precious space on your Mac

If your Mac is slowing down, you may see a significant increase in speed and efficiency when you clean out junk files with the help of Dr. Cleaner from Trend Micro.

By January 2, 2018

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VLC 3.0 launches for all platforms, gets Chromecast support

The massive update for the "plays everything" media player also adds 360 video, HDR and took three years of volunteer work to complete.

By February 9, 2018

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Apple says all iOS devices, Macs affected by processor flaws

But the company also says that "there are no known exploits impacting customers at this time" and that fixes for one flaw are already available.

By January 5, 2018

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The iMac Pro is here!

What will the Apple-Shazam alliance bring? iMac Pro has big power with no expansion, iPhone makes 2017's top search terms and our mophie giveaway winner.

By December 14, 2017

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Fitbit Ionic: 9 tips and tricks to get the most out of the smartwatch

Not sure where to start with the Fitbit Ionic. How about right here?

By February 8, 2018

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Reminder: Apple's HomePod only plays nice with Apple devices

Updated tech specs confirm that almost anything besides iTunes and Apple Music requires AirPlay from an iPhone, iPad or Mac.

By February 2, 2018

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Jim Carrey wants you to unfriend Facebook over Russia

The actor-comedian is asking investors to sell their shares amid concern the social network profited from Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.

By February 6, 2018

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New Jersey enacts its own net neutrality regulations

ISPs that want to do business with the state will have to promise to treat all internet traffic equally.

By February 5, 2018

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Apple's HomePod gets loving welcome from Google Assistant

Commentary: A video posted to Twitter shows Google's voice assistant wants to help Siri feel at home on the new smart speaker from Apple.

By February 5, 2018

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iPhone X is the top seller, but total iPhone sales take a step back (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 117)

Apple's quarterly earnings show that iPhone sales are healthy, but they still missed expectations. Also, iOS 12 will delay new features in favor of focusing on performance improvements, and Mario Kart is coming! In 2019.

By February 1, 2018

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Apple responds to US probes of iPhone slowdown

Apple says it's never done anything "intentionally" to shorten the life of its products. The DOJ and SEC have questions about that.

By January 31, 2018

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Google said to offer personalized alternatives to 'OK, Google'

Commentary: The latest Google code seen by 9to5 Google suggests users may be able to create their own hot words. What might people choose in this fantasy world?

By January 30, 2018

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Cloud gaming inches forward but the roadblocks remain

CES 2018 saw some loud activity around cloud gaming thanks to Nvidia and others, but we've been down this road before.

By January 30, 2018

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Apple makes sudden noise about HomePod

Commentary: Four ads appear for Apple's new smart-speaking music machine. They're all about the sound.

By January 27, 2018

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Get an unlocked Google Pixel XL for $359.99

It's a refurb, but also a huge savings over the original price. And you can get the smaller Pixel for even less. Plus: a $35 PC game bundle for free!

By January 26, 2018

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How to fix the Mac's botched software update

File sharing stop working for you after installing Apple's latest security update? Here's what you need to do.

By November 30, 2017

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Google can no longer innovate, says former engineer

Commentary: Steve Yegge says office politics, a focus on rivals and an aversion to risk prevent Google from being what it once was.

By January 24, 2018

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New York state joins Montana in requiring net neutrality

An executive order from Gov. Andrew Cuomo mandates that the state contract only with internet service providers who treat web traffic equally.

By January 24, 2018

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Apple may offer combined iOS and Mac apps next year

Applications that work with touchscreen iPhones or iPads as well as on Mac desktops and laptops could be coming in late 2018.

By December 20, 2017

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5 privacy tips for iPhone texting

Keep your texts from prying eyes.

By January 23, 2018

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5 ways to make a Chromebook feel more like a MacBook

Moving from a MacBook to a Chromebook? Ease the transition with these tips.

By December 19, 2017

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PAID CONTENT: iMyFone D-Back iPhone Data Recovery brings your lost memories back to life

Designed to help overcome data disasters, iMyFone D-Back iPhone Data Recovery application helps consumers recover a lot of deleted information

By January 23, 2018

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How to save and sync your passwords for free

One of the top-rated password managers includes cross-platform syncing in its free offering. Here's how to get started.

By January 22, 2018

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Intel halts some chip patches as the fixes cause problems

The chipmaker's updates were meant to fix the Meltdown and Spectre design flaws, but have been causing computers to unexpectedly reboot.

By January 22, 2018

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How to make phone calls on your Mac

Learn how to set up your iPhone and Mac to make and receive calls from your Mac.

By December 13, 2017

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iMac Pro drops this week

Apple says the new high-end all-in-one will go on sale Thursday.

By December 12, 2017

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Major Intel, Arm chip security flaw puts your PCs, phones at risk

Security researchers say a common processor design used by Intel and mobile chip tech designer Arm may leave the door open to exposing sensitive system data.

By January 3, 2018