The hidden technology built into your phone that powers Apple Pay and Google Pay is capable of so much more! So let's take a look at all the cool things you can do with it!

There are a lot of continuity features that wrap your Apple devices together. You can start working on your iPad and easily transition to your Mac or share your iPhone's resources with your Mac and iPad. So,

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HomeKit is a great way to control your smart accessories, especially if you are heavily invested in the Apple Ecosystem. Unfortunately, many accessories don't support Homekit. So today, we take a look at how to make any device a HomeKit device.

I'm sure you've met Amazon's Alexa and know of Google's Assistant. But, if you're invested in the Apple ecosystem, you should meet HomeKit, Apple's smart home ecosystem. Here's everything you need to know!

Since the iPad Pro was first released, Apple has tried marketing the iPad as a replacement for your computer. Will you take them up on their offer? Here are some things to think about before you make the move.

You know of macOS and Windows, iOS and Android. But have you ever heard of Linux? This computer system, hidden in the background, controls almost every computer in the world. Click to learn more!

Do you ever feel that someone is watching you online? Google is one of those companies. It may be impossible to escape them completely, but here are a few ways to get them off your back.

USB on the surface may seem simple. Under the hood is a convoluted system of different shapes, multiple versions, and a higher-end standard that runs parallel to USB. Unfortunately, USB is not as simple as it appears. So,