🖥️ Why I Always Go Back to Safari on Mac — Is Cellular Data More Secure Than Public Wi-Fi?

Did You Know

Although not used consistently across the U.S., the National Fire Protection Association has recommended guidelines for fire hydrant colors, with specific colors designated for different water pressure levels for quick identification.

🍩 The Donut Buds

Happy Wednesday! Sony has new donut-shaped LinkBuds, Microsoft Office 2024 is now available, and the big Windows 11 24H2 update is rolling out to everyone. Also, Epson has a new portable laser projector, and some iMac computers have a display bug.

TODAY'S TOP STORY

Why I Always Come back to Safari on My Mac

It's an exciting time for web browsers. With projects like Arc gaining mainstream popularity, I've had a blast trying out alternatives to Safari on my Mac to see what works best for me. But even after extensive searching, I always end up coming back to my Mac's pre-installed, default browser.

Read More »

Is Cellular Data More Secure Than Public Wi-Fi in 2024?

Wi-Fi hotspots have become increasingly common in public places such as coffee shops, libraries, and retail stores. Patrons of these networks have consistently been warned about potential safety threats and urged to use cellular data when possible. Is this advice still relevant in 2024, though?

Read More »

SPONSORED

Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for Only $18

Exclusive Windows Professional features, such as a remote desktop, Windows Sandbox, and improved security, can benefit businesses and power users alike. Upgrade today and get Windows 11 Pro for under $18—the lowest price available to date. Expires on October 7th, 2024.

Learn More »

How To Check if Your Phone's Bootloader is Unlocked

Most Android phones these days come with a locked bootloader—the program that boots up the operating system—so users can’t replace the stock OS or gain root access by default. The bootloader has to be unlocked first to flash or root your device. Here’s how you can check if the bootloader on your phone is locked or not.

Read More »

Embodied AI Is Just Around the Corner: What It Is, and Why It Matters

When you think about "AI" these days, you're probably thinking of an app on your phone that you can chat with, or create pictures for you based on a text prompt. However, AI is a broad and varied field, and with advances in robotics, we're about to give our AI friends real physical bodies.

Read More »

How to Speed Up Your Typing Game with Gboard’s Personal Dictionary

Typing long, frequently used words and phrases over and over can feel tedious, especially when you're trying to send a quick message. Luckily, Google’s Gboard keyboard has a feature designed to save you time and reduce errors: the "Personal Dictionary." Here's how to use it.

Read More »

FREE SOFTWARE

WinX MediaTrans V8.0 - iPhone iPad Manager for PC & Mac ($39.95 Value)

Need more space for the next iOS upgrade and Apple Intelligence? Worried about data loss while upgrading to a new iPhone? Manage your devices with ease by getting a free copy of WinX MediaTrans V8.0 for Win/Mac. Expires 10/10/2024.

Download Now »

Not Receiving Gmail Notifications On Your Phone? Here's How to Fix It

The Gmail app on my last Android phone bugged me so much because it wouldn’t send me any email notifications whatsoever. I eventually had to figure out how to get notifications through some trial and error. If you’re having trouble with Gmail notifications on your Android phone, here’s how to quickly fix them.

Read More »

How to Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into an Android TV Box

Android is a powerful operating system with tons of potential. As a result, many set-top box makers often settle on it. It's hard not to see why: it gives users an easy way to install Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, and more. But what if you could make your Android-powered TV box? Here's how you can do it with a Raspberry Pi.

Read More »

Question of the Day

How Many Browser Tabs Do You Have Open at Once?

It's incredibly easy to open a new browser tab—a single click or keyboard shortcut, in fact—which also means it doesn't take long for your number of open tabs to grow to epic proportions. Unless you're like me and obsessively close tabs you no longer need. Features like tab groups are handy, but I like a tidy browser. What about you?

Read More »

ICYMI And Other Great Stories

• How to Make Ubuntu Look Like Windows 11

• Streaming and Playing Netflix Games on Your TV

• Why Don't Linux Commands Say Anything When They Run?