Category: Internet

Customizable zoom levels are one of the best accessibility features in Firefox. Users can adjust the zoom size for each website, and the browser will […]

Amazon kicks off 2020 with a number of pretty solid additions to Prime Video. January will bring with it a range of vintage Star Trek […]

Sexy stalker killer Joe Goldberg is back for season two of You , which debuts Thursday, the day after Christmas. You are stretched out on […]

Chrome 79 is ready for general use, and while it adds new features and tweaks, this is also the last chance most users will have […]

This is the time of year when everyone starts to publish their “best” lists of the year. While most sites will provide you with this […]

If you’ve ever used a website and wanted to have voice input, you can now add it yourself. Voice In is a Chrome extension that […]

If you own one of the four TP-Link routers, including the TP-Link Archer C5 (v4), you need to find and install its latest firmware update […]

An all-new Instagram update has finally added a much-requested feature to the app: Users can upload a collage of multiple photos into a single Instagram […]

Google Photos has received several major updates recently, but the app now has a full-fledged messaging service that you can use to share photos and […]

This is awards season and Netflix has a few definite winners. If you’ve already written Story of Marriage and The Irishman , you should set […]

Last month, Instagram started hiding likes on some posts from US accounts. The idea behind this step was to allow users to “focus on the […]

Samuel L. Jackson helped me with some holiday baked goods this morning. By “help,” I meant the one who told me it was time to […]

YouTube can be a great place to find music to listen to. Since this is a video site; however, this music often comes with a […]

Updated: 12/16/2019 10:50 AM ET: After the Rewound app hit wildly, Apple removed it from the iOS App Store . The creator of the app […]

Forwarding emails is an easy way to keep multiple parties up to date on important conversations, but before, you could only forward one message at […]

Netflix! Disney + and Hulu haven’t won yet! Don’t stop trying! What the hell is this set of streaming files? This is Slate of the […]

I often recommend Firefox over Google Chrome when it comes to user privacy , but despite legitimate concerns about how much data Google collects about […]

iOS: If you listen to podcasts in the morning, you might want to jump to one of them as soon as you wake up. Next […]

Chrome 79 adds a new “shared clipboard” option to the desktop and Android versions of the browser, and it’s a welcome feature. It’s now much […]

If an attacker manages to gain access to the login screen of your D-Link router, and your router is old enough, it may be possible […]

Not all desktops come with built-in Wi-Fi, which makes sense – why not just use an Ethernet connection for a system that will mostly sit […]

If you are sending an email to multiple people at the same time and you need different people to pay attention to different parts, you […]

Today Plex launched a new free ad-supported streaming service for movies and TV shows, and here’s the best part: there is no way to not […]

You’ve survived the holidays! You are back at work! Now there is nothing left to do but get lost in a haze of cider and […]

If you’ve been dreaming of transferring your Facebook photos and videos to another service, you might want to wait a little longer. Facebook is going […]

When it comes to web search, privacy-minded people have probably already heard of DuckDuckGo. Fast Company wrote this week about an alternative to a search […]

If you are celebrating Thanksgiving at your grandma’s house this year, you may have missed one important detail of your day: how you are going […]

It’s going to be a big December for Amazon Prime Video. The Wonderful Mrs. Maisel season 3 will air on Amazon Prime on December 6th. […]

You turkeys probably think Netflix has covered you with tons of fun new content that you can pick up while you hide in your room, […]

The YouTube Haiku subreddit contains good videos up to 30 seconds long. The best ones are sometimes funny, sometimes touching, sometimes confusing. I’ve been a […]

American Music Awards tonight. The promotion officially kicks off at 8:00 pm ET and will air on ABC. Post Malone leads the way in the […]

Book clubs are one of those things that are notoriously difficult to manage. Of course, if you’re lucky, you have a group of friends who […]

If you want to watch the Seahawks v Eagles match tomorrow and don’t have a TV, you can connect to it for free no matter […]

I thought the office was full of ghosts. The shrill howl of a cat or baby coming from the ventilation holes. The car from the […]

Using two-factor authentication (2FA) is a smart and simple tactic that will add a little extra data protection to your life. For those who don’t […]

Thanksgiving is approaching, which for those of us who avoid family during the holidays means a day dedicated to watching TV or laptop screens for […]

Summit is a step-by-step guide to climbing. Each mountain in the Summit database has its own page with detailed climbing directions, both quantitative and qualitative, […]

This is one of those months where Netflix loses a lot of good old movies and replaces them with great originals. Watch The Last Jedi […]

Firefox is one of the best browsers for blocking ads and crappy web trackers, and you can make it even better using nuke-’em-all browser extensions […]

The Twitter List feature makes it easy to navigate the noise of the platform, but it has one major inconvenience – the lists are filled […]