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Latest TECHi Two Takes that cite Macworld as the external source — paired with our analyst's commentary.
Earphones aren’t something that most people spend a lot of money on, mostly because it’s so easy to damage or lose them, not to mention a lot of smartphones come bundled with some cheap earphones that, while not exactly the highest quality, still get the job done. But why settle for
Well, that didn’t take very long. I’m sure many of you were hoping that the Moments feature that Twitter recently rolled out was going to be free of advertisements, and it was for a couple of weeks, but now that time is over. Twitter started to test Promoted Moments earlier today, althou
While the recent AT&T ad-injection scandal is still fresh on our minds, now is the perfect opportunity to give everyone a simple little privacy tip that can go a long way towards protecting oneself on the Internet. For those of you who aren’t familiar, AT&T was recently caught using on
Pocket is one of those apps that, once you use it, you won’t be able to live without it. Especially for people like myself who come across hundreds of articles and videos every day, the ability to save all that content to view later and easily organize and sort through everything I’ve sa
You can’t deny that Adobe Flash was incredibly important in the early days of the modern Internet when multimedia was starting to become much more common in web browsers. Unfortunately, you also can’t deny that the dated technology is not only no longer necessary, but more often than not
It looks like not even the impressive list of musicians backing Tidal is enough to help the music streaming service. Since it can’t rely on exclusive music videos and sheer celebrity popularity to compete with the likes of Apple Music and Spotify, Jay-Z’s troubled music steaming service
Tapping a smartphone on a card reader to pay for a sandwich or a bus journey could soon become an everyday event, under a scheme unveiled on Thursday by Vodafone, O2 and EE. Paypal and Google, as well as banks and mobile operators, have been trying for years to create mass market mobile phone paymen
Apple has claimed that their iMessage encryption cannot be broken, but researchers are saying otherwise. A close look at Apple’s iMessage system shows the company could easily intercept communications on the service despite its assurances to the contrary, researchers claimed Thursday at a security c
