Make Google Chrome faster and better
Google Chrome is the most popular browser, and with good reason. But even Chrome can sometimes do with a spring-clean to keep it running optimally. Here are five tricks to help you speed up your browser. Read More
Microsoft’s mystery update arouses anger, suspicion among Windows 10 users
Microsoft’s update servers are pushing out a new Photos Add-on app, with no explanation of what it does. Windows 10 users aren’t taking it well. Read More
Take a break from work with the Moto Gamepad Mod: hands-on
Many of us rely on our phones as essential tools to get work done. However, there is a time for relaxation and with the Moto Gamepad mod you can transform your Moto Z into a portable gaming machine. Read More
Qualcomm fined $773 million by Taiwan trade commission
The Taiwanese trade regulator has announced that it will fine Qualcomm $773 million for requiring competitors to sign baseband chip patent authorisation contract clauses that were found to violate competition law. Read More
Razer teases what’s likely a mobile device as its ‘biggest unveiling’
The announcement is scheduled for Nov. 1. Read More
Apple’s iOS 11.0.3 for iPhone and iPad is out, and it contains some odd bug fixes
If you had the display replaced on your iPhone 6s and it’s not been working right since iOS 11, you need this update. Read More
Amazon unveils waterproof Kindle Oasis with built in Audible support
The device marks the 10-year anniversary of the Amazon’s original Kindle e-reader launch. Read More
Akamai acquires Nominum to beef up security wares, aims to court telecom carriers
The addition of Nominum gives Akamai a carrier customer base and new tools for its security lineup. Read More
Fitbit Ionic: Excellent activity tracker, but it’s not a very smart watch
Fitbit’s latest GPS sport watch may be the most capable Fitbit ever, but a month of testing reveals some areas for improvement. Matt Miller offers tips for new and prospective Ionic owners. Read More
Here’s why your old iPhone feels slow — and what you can do about it
It’s got nothing to do with Apple doing something underhanded such as deliberately throttling your iPhone to tempt you to buy a new one. Read More