Netflix wants to make your trip back home this holiday season a little merrier. The company announced on Wednesday that select TV shows and movies were available for download on Android and iOS. In other words, Netflix now enables offline viewing. Check this latest from PCWorld.com
Don’t get stuck watching video or playing games on the small screen, your iPhone or iPad can also be used with larger displays. There are a few ways to watch iOS content on a TV, projector or any HDMI-compliant display. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
When you need to replace your MacBook charger, there are plenty of options other than an $85 official one. But is buying a third-party adapter a good idea? They’re definitely cheaper, but are they safe? I did some research to find out and the answer, as you might expect, is a little complicated. Get to know more from this article in MakeUseOf.com
Most Android smartphones today are more powerful than we give them credit for.
You use your phone for email, you type up notes, you probably do some image editing, you play games — and so much more. For all intents and purposes, this smartphone sitting in your pocket is a personal computer. It’s arguably as powerful as many devices sitting on desks in offices around the world. So why not use it to replace your desktop PC? Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
The ability use custom ROMs is one of the great joys of Android.
A custom ROM contains a whole new build of the Android operating system. To be able to install — or flash, as it’s known — a ROM offers huge benefits. More from this article in MakeUseOf.com
So you want to head over to that trendy new taco stand, but you’re not sure if the line is going to be around the street corner. Get to know more of this article from PCWorld.com
When the HP Elite x3 launched earlier this year, we lamented its likely legacy as the last great Windows 10 phone. It stood alone as the embodiment of Microsoft’s PC-as-phone vision at a time when Microsoft was ruthlessly burning its mobile hardware division to the ground and gutting what few Nokia remnants lingered. But now it appears that the HP Elite x3’s highlight feature—the ability to run PC software on a phone—may actually find its way into Windows 10 Mobile’s core at some point in the future. Check out this article from PCWorld.com