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At this point in the pandemic, video conferencing is old hat. But that came with growing pains, as initially services like Google Duo had small participant limits, and Zoom ran into security issues. SignalWire Work wants to change the game, with a brow… Continue reading →

AccuWeather is testing a major UI redesign and updated features that might appeal to estranged Dark Sky users. The new UI is minimal, easy on the eyes, and puts the AccuWeather Minutecast dial front and center. Real Feel is more accurate than ever, and… Continue reading →

Having a last name that almost no one pronounces correctly gets tiresome. Thankfully, LinkedIn has a feature that helps others pronounce your name correctly. Simply record your first and last name and never worry about a recruiter or future employer mi… Continue reading →

Autoplaying videos and Live Photos can be nice to look at in the Photos app on iPhone, iPad, and the Mac, but they can also be distracting and can drain your battery. Here’s how to disable everything on all of your Apple devices.Read This Article… Continue reading →

As of now, every major home console offers an online subscription, enabling or enhancing online multiplayer and other goodies. Microsoft pioneered this space with its Xbox Live system way back in 2002, offering access either on a month-to-month basis o… Continue reading →

HTTP/3 is the next version of the col, currently in development. But 60% of the web still hasn’t upgraded to HTTP/2 yet, which has been out since 2012 and has widespread support. Here’s how to enable it in Nginx and Apache.Read This Article… Continue reading →

Say goodbye to outdated sports apps. The redesigned FOX Sports app is what you were hoping for when you first bought a smartphone. It offers daily sports coverage, livestreamed games (with a cable subscription), bonus camera angles, and a customizable … Continue reading →

The Saga of the Giant Twitter Hack continues. Twitter posted its first blog on the subject over the weekend and gave us a more in-depth insight into what happened when hackers broke into the company’s internal systems. That includes targetting 13… Continue reading →

Having reviewed both Crucial’s P1 and P2 bargin NVMe SSD’s, I expected more of the same middling performance from the new P5. I was wrong: The P5 was strictly upper-crust with normal workloads, and actually took home first prize in one test. It… Continue reading →