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Mingis on Tech: All about Google Fi
Google's foray into cellular networking, as an MVNO reselling wireless access, allows it to offer service that can undercut bigger rivals like AT&T and Verizon. Here's an explainer on what Google Fi is and does.
Sennheiser’s AMBEO soundbar promises acoustic alchemy
Best known for building high-end headphones and mics, Sennheiser is now getting ready to enter the soundbar market. We got a demo during CES.
HDHomeRun teases simpler hardware and (maybe) a Roku app
The HDHomeRun Scribe Duo and Servio can record broadcast TV channels without a separate server device.
Apple’s AirPower wireless charger may already be in production – and shipping soon
After missing its own 2018 deadline for shipping a multi-device wireless charger, industry speculation now has the AirPower charging pad on the assembly line and ready to ship soon.
Tick-tock: The year-long Windows 7 countdown by the numbers
As of today, it's T-minus one year and counting before Windows 7 exits mainstream support. Let's look at some important numbers for the year ahead.
Why full-Chromium Edge means end times for IE
Microsoft's decision to adopt the Chromium open-source code to power its Edge browser could mean a sooner-than-expected end to support for Internet Explorer.
Mingis on Tech: Bent iPads and a bad quarter – Apple, WTF?
When some new iPad owners found their devices were bent, Apple acknowledged the issue and said, in essence, 'no problem.' More recently, the company said revenues would fall short of expectations. So what's going on?
Microsoft spins off security, compliance bits from Microsoft 365's priciest plan for E3 customers
Microsoft is adding two new M365 add-on plans for corporate customers already subscribing to the Enterprise E3 version.
Windows 10 1809 adoption remains in the cellar
The botched rollout in October of Microsoft's latest version of Windows 10 has hampered adoption of Windows 10 October 2018 Update.
5 ways Apple's awful quarter could impact the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch in 2019 and beyond
Tim Cook's letter to investors wasn't just a warning about the upcoming quarterly results—it was a sign that things could be changing at Apple.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 finally dethrones Windows 7
Migration watch: It's taken three and a half years, but Windows 10 has finally passed Windows 7 is now being used by 45.5% of all PCs running Windows.
Essential is no longer selling phones, but should we still believe in Andy Rubin's vision?
Essential has confirmed that it will be no longer selling the PH-1, the company's overhyped handset. But something new might still be on the way.
How Microsoft lost the web
Through a series of missteps and outright neglect, Microsoft essentially handed over the fate of its web browser – and its ability to shape the online world – to rival Chrome. The white flag of surrender was raised this month.
Microsoft offers up Windows 10 1809 to nervy seekers
The troubled feature upgrade – pulled from distribution for more than five weeks this fall – is now available to users who choose to 'check for updates' in Windows Update.
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Predictions for 2019 and your comments and questions
What will happen next year? Let’s talk about predictions for Apple and technology in 2019. Plus, we discuss your comments and questions.
Apple Music Connect was doomed from the start
Apple is killing its second attempt at a music-focused social network because nobody wants it.
AMD's Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 update is packed with performance-boosting features
The massive Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 update is filled with goodies that make it easy to get the most performance possible out of your AMD graphics card.
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Removal of “Infinity Blade,” location tracking in iOS apps, Apple holiday gift ideas | Macworld Podcast Ep. 633
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, the staff discusses the removal of “Infinity Blade” from the App Store and what that means for app preservation. Leif and Jason also discussed The New York Times’ report on location tracking...
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