Huawei Answers US Ban with HarmonyOS By Richard Priday The Huawei-developed software will appear on phones and smart home devices alike.
Microsoft's Stranger Things-Inspired Windows 1.11 App Is Here: See It in Action By Jesus Diaz At 775 megabytes, the nostalgia application reproduces the Windows 1.11 experience with added effects.
Apple May Have Reversed Course on Parental-Control Apps By Richard Priday New developer guidelines may let the apps continue to use the very software Apple said was too risky for consumer use.
Apple Parental Control App Controversy: Here's What Is Going On By Richard Priday Apple admits it has crippled or banned many third-party parental-control and screen-time-limiting apps due to user 'privacy concerns.'
SoundCloud Just Got Way Better for Aspiring DJs, Rappers By Henry T. Casey A partnership Serato, the kings of DJ software, looks to give Soundcloud musicians and rappers an easier way to get to influential DJs.
Google Family Link Lets Parents Control Phone Time By Don Reisinger Google has a new service that will let you set up accounts for your children while also managing screen time and app usage. Here's how Family Link works.
Xooloo's Parental Control App Puts the Focus on Time By Philip Michaels Instead of monitoring everything your kids do online, the Xooloo parental control app is more concerned about whether they're spending too much time in any one app.
Ingenious Chrome Extension Keeps Chatty Coworkers Away By Henry T. Casey NOPE is a Chrome extension that lets you click a button to call yourself so you can avoid time-wasting conversations.
Mac Antivirus Protection: Best and Worst Revealed By Don Reisinger In a new study from AV-TEST, only four Mac security packages were able to detect all possible threats, and Webroot performed terribly.
These Antivirus Programs Stop the Most Ransomware By Marshall Honorof In a recent test, SE Labs put ransomware front and center, and found four antimalware programs that can quash it regularly.
Is Windows Defender Good Enough? Not Yet By Paul Wagenseil It's getting better, but Windows' built-in protection isn't strong enough compared to superior stand-alone free and paid antivirus software.
Four Antivirus Programs Get Perfect Scores on Windows 10 By Marshall Honorof Four of the 20 Windows 10 antivirus programs tested received perfect ratings, but a few questionable products fell well short of the mark.
How to Edit Pictures on a Mac Using the Photos App By Cherlynn Low Mac owners: Perfect your pictures with these tips for the new, free Photos image-editing app for OS X Yosemite.
Adobe Lightroom Photo Editing App Now Requires Monthly Fee By Cherlynn Low Adobe's popular Lightroom app joins the company's Creative Cloud subscription model, and gets several new features and upgrades.
What is Cyanogen and Why Should You Care? By Cherlynn Low Everything you need to know about Cyanogen -- the Android modification that may be better than Android itself.
PDFs Get Better With Adobe's New Acrobat, Document Cloud By Cherlynn Low Adobe's new Document Cloud and Acrobat DC may change the way people work with PDF documents forever.
Intel Partners with Raptr to Improve Gaming on Your PC By Sam Rutherford Intel partners with Ratpr to help users optimize the integrated graphics that is found in 70 percent of today's computers.
Can Windows Phone Survive? By Cherlynn Low Microsoft has dismal smartphone market share right now, but Windows 10 looks to make the platform more relevant for developers and shoppers.
Amazon WorkMail Could Replace Your Office Email By Cherlynn Low Amazon's new WorkMail service could take on Microsoft Outlook and Gmail as the next big thing in enterprise email.
Microsoft's Windows 10 Event: What You Need to Know By Cherlynn Low From big OS improvements to the 84-inch Surface Hub and a holographic headset, Microsoft's Windows 10 event packed more than a few surprises.
Microsoft Unveils Spartan Browser With Cortana, Built-in Comments By Sam Rutherford Microsoft demos three new features on its prototype internet browser codenamed Project Spartan, which will ship with Windows 10.
Game in Your Browser With Humble Mozilla Bundle By Cherlynn Low, Jill Scharr Play popular indie video games right from your browser thanks to Mozilla's Humble Bundle pack, which goes live today.
Microsoft Unveils Windows 10 with New Start Menu By Michael Andronico Microsoft has announced Windows 10, which brings back a beefed-up Start menu and offers a smoother experience across multiple devices.
iCloud Drive Works Better with PCs (For Now) By Cherlynn Low PC users can already use Apple's iCloud Drive with iOS 8, but Mac owners will have to wait till OS X Yosemite's public release this fall.
Cypher Noise Canceling Tech Could Change How We Talk By Cherlynn Low If this noise filtering software is implemented in more devices, we could one day stop saying, "I'm sorry, I can't hear you."
Faceshift Makes Your Mug Into a 3D Avatar By Michael Andronico 3D animation tool Faceshift can turn your face into a 3D avatar in just a few minutes.
Google to Pay for Free Software Patches By Marshall Honorof Google doesn't own any open-source software, but it will gladly pay you money to make it more secure.
Move, Watch, Share Videos with New RealPlayer Cloud By Kevin Parrish RealNetworks now has a cloud service for storing, sharing and streaming your videos.
Review: Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 By Cherlynn Low Photoshop Elements 12 adds powerful features from Adobe's professional photo-editing software while keeping the interface easy enough for novices.
EA Claims Apple Paid Money for Delay of PvZ 2 Android By Kevin Parrish Apple denies that it paid any cash for Plants vs. Zombies 2 exclusivity.
