Cell phones are endlessly handy. You can make calls with them, play games, find your way around unfamiliar cities — and lure escaped peacocks. That’s how a Boston police officer used his device this week when faced with a big bird that had broken out of the Franklin Park Zoo. Enlarge Image Snowbank out and …
Read More »Masonry Layout
How AT&T is equipping everyone from first responders to students with broadband
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO and …
Read More »Why you should wait to buy Amazon’s new Fire HD 8 tablets
Amazon continues to make small but worthwhile improvements to the Fire Tablet lineup. Today, for …
Read More »Alienware adds Nvidia RTX Super, Radeon RX graphics to Area
The latest Alienware Area-51m R2 is essentially a small gaming desktop with a screen and …
Read More »Every US streaming service, ranked
We all know there are a lot of streaming services out there, but did you …
Read More »Amazon upgrades its Fire HD 8 tablet with USB
Back in October, Amazon updated its value-price 10-inch tablet, the Fire HD 10, and now …
Read More »Apple said to begin plans to return workforce to the office by summer
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO and …
Read More »Amazon Fire TV wants to make it easier to find free movies, TV shows
Amazon’s Fire TV platform now has a free section that it says will highlight a …
Read More »Slack revamps iPhone and Android app with simpler design
Slack on Wednesday rolled out a major update to its iPhone and Android apps, which …
Read More »Amazon opens online grocery back up to more customers
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO and …
Read More »