Garmin has announced three new additions to the Fenix 5 fitness tracker/smartwatch series. All arriving with Plus in their name, the Fenix 5 Plus; Fenix […]
Month: July 2018
Fitbit promises Android app fix for data and battery drain problem
Fitbit will be issuing a second software update later today to deal with a bug that can cause the Fitbit app to consume a large […]
AirPlay 2 is Here: 5 Things the Sonos System Can Do Now
The arrival of AirPlay 2 on Sonos opens your home sound system up to a whole new world of listening possibilities—And way more. If your […]
How To Know If You Security Camera has Been Compromised?
Security cameras are becoming more in demand today. Many homeowners and business owners are apparently incorporating different variations of CCTV and surveillance cameras into their […]
People are using Fitbits and Apple Watches to monitor their heart rate when binging on drugs — and doctors say it’s a bad idea
At a bachelor party two years ago in South Lake Tahoe, California, a tech worker who we’ll call Owen glanced down at his Fitbit in […]
Apple releases iOS 11.4.1 and blocks passcode cracking tools used by police
Apple today released iOS 11.4.1, and while most of us are already looking ahead to all the new stuff coming in iOS 12, this small […]
Microsoft Announces Surface Go
It’s official: Surface Go is Microsoft’s new affordable Surface tablet PC, and it goes on sale next month. “Surface Go is our smallest, lightest, and […]
Stand Up App Review
Anyone who reads my blog regularly knows I have been on a health kick trying to lose weight and my latest find to help with […]
Apple Music Just Surpassed Spotify’s U.S. Subscriber Count
Apple Music has now surpassed Spotify’s US-based subscriber tally — and is likely to widen the lead by Christmas. Apple Music has more paying subscribers […]
The App Store turns 10
When Apple introduced the App Store on July 10, 2008 with 500 apps, it ignited a cultural, social and economic phenomenon that changed how people […]