How to set Netflix parental controls
Are you enjoying your Netflix subscription, but wish to keep the kids from accessing more mature, adult-themed content? Here’s how to enable parental controls.
How to add a Flash Briefing to Alexa
Always asking for the weather and news on your Alexa device? Here's how to set up a Flash Briefing, so you can obtain information with a single voice command.
Best cheap drones to get you up in the air
We take a look at the best cheap drones to get you in the air without breaking the bank, from kid-friendly drones to aerial photography machines and more.
The most expensive turntables in the world
These turntables are among the most expensive in the world - find out which models can cost you more than a house and send your bank account into a vinyl panic.
How much is Adobe Photoshop?

Looking to obtain Adobe's Photoshop application for editing photographs and creating digital art? We take a look at how much the popular software will cost you.
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra to sport 108MP camera, 1.5TB of storage
Samsung's upcoming S20 Ultra smartphone will feature a 108MP primary camera sensor, a 48MP secondary camera sensor with 40x optical zoom, and up to 1.5TB of storage space thanks to a 1TB SD card compatible expansion slot. However, we may have seen the same sensor released on a Xiaomi phone in 2019.
Apple sends out invites for WWDC 2019, and unicorns are involved
Apple developers and fans alike look forward every year to the company's Worldwide Developers Conference, better known as WWDC. Apple has confirmed the conference will take place on June 3-7 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, and the company just sent out invites to media.
Microsoft says hackers were able to view Outlook.com emails
Microsoft's Outlook.com email platform saw a massive breach that caused confidential data to be accessed by hackers for months due to leaked customer support login information. Now, it appears the problem might have been much worse than initially thought, and worse than Microsoft admitted.
Apple may take Face ID to the next level, scan retinas for increased security
Apple might take Face ID to the next level in an upcoming device update as new patent filings with the European Patent Office show the company exploring retina scanning. Face ID is already extremely secure, but retina scanning might bring an additional layer of enhanced security to the platform.
Apple to break apart iTunes in MacOS, introduce music, podcasts, and TV apps
With the next release of MacOS, Apple is rumored to finally distribute iTunes' multitude of tasks and features across separate apps including music, podcasts, and TV. The new applications will likely be similar to their iOS counterparts, being based on the company's Marzipan technology.
If you have $5,200, Apple has 256GB of RAM for your iMac Pro
Professionals looking to run intensive applications will be able to push their work a bit farther with Apple's latest iMac Pro offering, an impressive 256GB of DD4 ECC RAM for $5,200. Here's who might need such a vast amount of RAM and exactly why it costs so much to upgrade your iMac Pro.
Grab 1 terabyte of SSD storage for just $100 with this sale on Amazon
If you're looking for an excellent opportunity to pick up a 1TB SSD at a low price, Amazon has you covered with Samsung's 860 QVO 1TB 2.5-inch SATA III Internal SSD. Offering a massive 1 terabyte of storage at around $100, this is an excellent offering for both multimedia enthusiasts and gamers.
Amazon and Nvidia bring artificial intelligence to the cloud with T4 GPUs
Nvidia announced the availability of new mainstream servers optimized to run the company's latest T4 GPUs with Turning architecture. Amazon has jumped on board immediately, announcing that new AWS EC2 G4 instances will offer the technology in addition to scalability with AWS ECS for Kubernetes.
Intel and Facebook team up to give Cooper Lake an artificial intelligence boost
Intel's upcoming Cooper Lake microarchitecture will be getting a boost when it comes to artificial intelligence and machine learning processes, all thanks to a partnership with Facebook. The results are Core and Xeon CPUs that are able to work faster due to a new Bfloat16 data type for A.I.
Microsoft continues open-source effort, releases Windows Calculator code
Microsoft is showing its continued goodwill to the open-source community, a group that was once shunned in the company's early days. With the company's latest decision, Windows Calculator code has been made available, but that might not be the most important news coming from the company.
Microsoft Security reports a massive increase in malicious phishing scams
Microsoft's most recent Security Intelligence Report has found phishing scams on the rise by up to 250 percent. Despite the advent of machine learning to fight such scams, phishing attacks are becoming more complex and remain a security threat to both individuals users and large enterprise organizations.
Apple MacOS hit with yet another critical system security issue
Apple, a company normally held in high stature for its software's security, hasn't had quite a smooth journey over the last few months. Now, the Project Zero team at Google has discovered a severe flaw within the MacOS kernel that could allow data to be manipulated without completely notifying the OS.
Prone to web surfing? Google Chrome’s new Focus Mode fights internet distractions
Are your finding yourself distracted by the web when you need to get work done? A newly discovered flag in Google Chrome could hint at a new Focus Mode. Little detail is known about the new feature, but it may allow users to block distracting websites or bothersome notifications while we're working on a computer.
Potentially malicious WinRAR vulnerability patched after almost 20 years
WinRAR, a popular piece of Windows software for managing archival formats, has been harboring a nasty vulnerability for nearly two decades, potentially allowing malicious software to insert items into a computer's startup folder without any needed user permission. Now, it has been patched at a cost.
Microsoft security chief outlines perils of continuing to use Internet Explorer
Has anyone ever suggested that you stop using Internet Explorer and move onto a better web browser? Now, even Microsoft's Worldwide Lead for Cybersecurity wants you to stop using the old solution. Microsoft wants enterprises to use another browser, citing poor support for modern web standards.
Flickr to drop the ax on free users, will begin deleting old photos in March
With SmugMug's acquisition of popular photo sharing site Flickr, the company announced that free users would be losing their 1TB of storage and will be limited to 1,000 photographs. Soon, the company will begin deleting photos of free users who are over the limit. Here's how to save your photos.
Hacker discovers a MacOS exploit that is able to access system passwords
A new exploit for MacOS, known as KeySteal, was discovered by security researcher Linus Henze. The hack can extract passwords and other information from MacOS' Keychain without requiring any form of permission or administrator authentication. As of now, all MacOS systems are vulnerable to the attack.