The Kansas City Royals may be up two games to none over the New York Mets, but the 2015 World Series is far from over as the series shifts back to Citi Field in New York on Friday night for Game 3. Fox is broadcasting the games on cable, but if you can’t watch on …
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BBC iPlayer finally coming to Apple TV
For as long as Apple TV has been around in the UK, it has had one major problem: no BBC iPlayer. All that is now set to change, as the BBC confirmed on Thursday that its catch-up and on-demand services will finally be available on Apple’s home entertainment box. The new version of Apple TV is on sale now in …
Read More »BlackBerry touts its Android Priv phone in new video spots
BlackBerry is aiming to drum up more interest in its upcoming Android phone with a couple of new video ads. Released Wednesday, the first ad is more technical as it spotlights a few of the key features in the Priv. The second one shoots for a kinder, gentler approach with a series of dreamlike images designed to convey the security …
Read More »Apple TV will tap Siri to find your favorite music
Apple TV is adding music to Siri’s search repetoire. The 2015 edition of Apple TV comes packed with the Siri voice assistant to help you perform tasks and search for items by voice. In terms of finding media, the search option is limited to tracking down movies and TV shows, though you can search across multiple content sources. Apple TV …
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T-Mobile may be about to make its boldest move yet as part of its “Uncarrier” campaign. T-Mobile has set the date for its Uncarrier 10 event, which will be in Los Angeles. T-Mobile The Bellevue, Washington, wireless operator is expected to let subscribers use unlimited data when streaming select video services, such as Netflix and HBO, according to leaker Evan …
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Now playing: Watch this: Stop Google from tracking your voice 1:41 When you ask Google a question, these recordings are automatically saved to your Google account. While the recordings are only accessible by you, they may include some private information you don’t feel comfortable having in the cloud. There’s no reason to panic. It’s easy to access and delete recordings, …
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Most 3D-printed objects aren’t exactly cuddly. They tend to be made of hard plastic. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, however, can print model horses with braidable tails, troll heads with brushable hair and wizards with long, lush beards. The concept for 3D-printing hair was inspired by those tiny strands you get when you pull a hot-glue gun away from a …
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Read More »Why Apple’s bullish on iPhone: More Android users switching over
Raise your hand if you’re a former Android user who now owns an iPhone instead. Those virtual hand-raisers are in good company, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook, who on Tuesday said 30 percent of all the iPhone buyers in the last fiscal quarter moved from an Android phone. That helped boost sales and earnings beyond expectations and marked the …
Read More »Where do you listen to recorded music?
Where you listen and how noisy it is significantly changes the way you hear your music. Trains, buses, cars, planes, etc. are far from dead quiet, and you’ll never — even with the best noise-canceling headphones — totally block out all the noise, just some of it. So the quieter, more subtle details of the music will be obscured by …
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