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LinkedIn is not the brightest social network, but the upcoming platform redesign could make it much easier to use and potentially more useful for job […]
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LinkedIn is not the brightest social network, but the upcoming platform redesign could make it much easier to use and potentially more useful for job […]
Continue reading »Look, we are far from propagating political apathy ahead of “The Most Important Choices of Our Lives,” but take this as permission not to watch […]
Continue reading »Mozilla introduced a new “Alpenglow” UI theme for Firefox as part of the 81 update . Unlike the traditional light and dark themes that desktop […]
Continue reading »I haven’t had a cable or satellite TV subscription in years and have never missed it. I just don’t watch a lot of TV, and […]
Continue reading »HBO Max is still not available on Roku or Amazon Fire Stick. Just wanted to get it out of the way because I know a […]
Continue reading »In Before the Times, when you could just go see a movie in the theater without first warning your next of kin, October marked the […]
Continue reading »Opera is a great browser choice for data privacy advocates , and the latest versions of the browser for Android and desktops introduce two new […]
Continue reading »This is Tesla’s day! Whether you consider Elon Musk to be a tech savior or the new Lex Luthor, Tesla’s highly anticipated Battery Day is […]
Continue reading »No one knows what Halloween with social distancing will look like, but Hulu won’t let that stop it from uploading a ton of ghosts to […]
Continue reading »If you’re still unsure whether to wade into the world of TikTok or are looking for an alternative as the future of TikTok remains uncertain, […]
Continue reading »It’s been almost a year since Baby Yoda (not his – her? – real name) first graced our screens at the end of the Disney […]
Continue reading »The 2020 presidential election will take place on November 3, which means the time is already running for voters who need to complete or renew […]
Continue reading »Although we live in quarantine and no one goes anywhere – at least no one should go anywhere – you may still need to leave […]
Continue reading »Facebook’s new See Together feature supports up to eight people on Facebook Messenger or 50 people using Messenger Rooms . Regardless of how you choose […]
Continue reading »I know I know. Facebook is trying to do the right thing and limit spam on their network – it’s like saying I’m going to […]
Continue reading »I’m not going to envy anyone for using the modem and router that their ISP provides them. You should n’t — because you’re probably paying […]
Continue reading »If you’re a Facebook fan but hate its recent redesign, there’s hope. You can no longer go back to Old Facebook just by clicking a […]
Continue reading »The podcast revolution has led many of us to subscribe to dozens of podcasts – and if you’re even a little like me, you’re faced […]
Continue reading »Twitter’s insistence on showing tweets out of turn has been a long-standing complaint. Of course, there is an option that says your feed is displayed […]
Continue reading »Audible has announced a brand new pricing structure that will roll out to all existing and new subscribers this week. Instead of Audible Gold and […]
Continue reading »As a kid on [a holiday of your choice], Chrome 85 went mainstream yesterday. Or at least in theory. When I launched my browser yesterday […]
Continue reading »In this 39th month of an endless pandemic, I felt nostalgic for the platitudes of office life. The coronavirus started operating in New York around […]
Continue reading »As the pandemic approaches autumn, we have to face the facts; We’re running out of television, and despite Tenet’s preliminary release , the only reason […]
Continue reading »Old Facebook is leaving; Long live the new Facebook, a redesign that will soon be permanent. Facebook turned to Facebook to warn its users that […]
Continue reading »The canine days of August are coming to an end, and with them the sad summer depression . Netflix is gearing up to debut a […]
Continue reading »When I was growing up, September meant something. Cooler fall weather ( no ), return to school ( no ) and new TV shows premiered […]
Continue reading »Google Play Music is leaving and will be replaced by YouTube Music in the coming weeks. Google has made the transition easy for anyone who […]
Continue reading »Disney undoubtedly wants me to use this free ad slot to promote Mulan’s digital premiere, that spring blockbuster that never happened – and of course, […]
Continue reading »The latest Android TV Home update adds a new Cinema Highlights section to the Android TV home screen. This new tab, now one of the […]
Continue reading »The Chrome Web Store is a mess , of course, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t use legitimate extensions to improve your browser experience – […]
Continue reading »Thought the data from that infamous Instagram post was lost after you deleted it like tears in a digital rain? Think again. Cybersecurity researcher Saugat […]
Continue reading »In terms of animation, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have earned an incredible amount of my goodwill. Partly cloudy with a chance of meatballs, which […]
Continue reading »Like many millennial children, Caleb Loschiavo grew up loving the Harry Potter series. “As a child, it always seemed to me that I didn’t fit […]
Continue reading »If you’ve ever wondered how a movie script translates to what you see on screen, including how much of an actor’s dialogue was improvised or […]
Continue reading »Our timeline morphed into a Black Mirror episode so gradually we didn’t even notice (well, maybe some of us did ). But the new reality […]
Continue reading »Ever wonder how much data your streaming apps are using? Here’s the good news: for the most part, the differences between most apps aren’t that […]
Continue reading »It sounds counterintuitive, but listen to me. If you’re looking for a new browser extension, or want to download a recommended one, stop looking in […]
Continue reading »I love old movies. My wife … no. This is the stone for us when it comes to deciding what we want to watch together […]
Continue reading »This week’s line of new Netflix Originals includes a study of contrasts: a series of papers exploring controversial wellness treatments – think tantra, bee venom […]
Continue reading »Edge Chromium is a decent web browser . I would even say that it is worth moving from Google Chrome given its improvements in memory […]
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