Public Wi-Fi, whether in a public library, coffee shop, train station, or a retail outlet, makes it easy to access the internet anywhere. You can use it to send emails, access your bank accounts, or browse news articles. But should you? MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingEach year before Apple releases its new iOS and macOS software, you can download the beta version a few months in advance. And since both the public and developers use the software, the company launches beta versions for both. So, what are the differences between the public and developer beta versions for iOS and macOS? […]
Continue ReadingSmart home feeds are a fantastic way to catch criminals in the act, but if mishandled, it gives agencies the power to spy on residents without their permission or knowledge. So now, Amazon has declared that if the police want to use Nest footage to solve a crime, they must do so in a public […]
Continue Reading
A computer is only as powerful and intelligent as we build it to be. Engineers and tech enthusiasts all around the world have been trying to tackle one of the biggest challenges with AI: teaching these systems to understand the content of videos as well as humans do. Not at all a simple task, but […]
Continue Reading
Google Maps is making it easier than ever to plan a route from A to B, whether you’re lost in the wilderness or a commuter looking for a quicker way to get to work. And it’s all thanks to now being able to combine different forms of transport together. Using Google Maps to Get From […]
Continue ReadingDownloading a film from a website implies some form of piracy. However, public domain movies can be freely, and legally, downloaded. And these aren’t unwatchable B-movies either. In just a few clicks, you can download and watch some brilliant films. In this article, you’ll learn what public domain actually means, before we recommend the best […]
Continue Reading