Published on June 26 2015

Life is expensive. There’s a reason why everyone has money on the brain — dollar signs and hidden costs are everywhere. Sometimes it may seem easier to forget about a budget or forget about insurance and loans, but we all know what that looks like down...

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Published on June 25 2015

Facebook Messenger just moved one step closer to messaging domination. The social network no longer requires people to have active Facebook accounts to use its messaging app, Facebook announced Wednesday. Now, when people in the United States, Canada...

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Published on June 24 2015

iOS users: You will never again have to worry about what apps and photos to delete before installing an iOS update. In addition to limiting the size of the iOS 9 download itself, Apple has added a feature that will help ensure users with lower capacity...

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Published on June 22 2015

With all the new drool-worthy games coming out of E3 and news of Samsung's massive security vulnerability surfacing, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps. Luckily, each weekend, we round up a few of our favorite new and updated apps....

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Published on June 19 2015

With Oculus finally unveiling the consumer version of its virtual reality headset and Twitter CEO Dick Costolo's sudden resignation, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps Luckily, each weekend, we round up a few of our favorite new and...

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Published on June 17 2015

The differences between Apple OS X Yosemite and EI Capitan are so subtle that it often feels like one of those puzzles where you have to spot 11 differences between two photos. Considering Yosemite was a lauded OS overhaul, this isn’t a bad thing, but...

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Published on June 16 2015

Google Chrome users on Macs are getting a fix for the browser's biggest weakness: battery drain. The company announced it is updating its browser so that it sips, not guzzles, a Mac's battery when compared to the built-in browser, Safari. Google has already...

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Published on June 15 2015

SAN FRANCISCO — When iOS launches this fall, it will include updated and enhanced support for HomeKit. Although Apple briefly mentioned changes coming to HomeKit during Monday's WWDC 2015 keynote, the company went into more detail about what those changes...

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Published on June 12 2015

It will be available soon to sending much longer direct messages on Twitter. The site plans to remove the 140-character limit on its direct messaging feature in July, the company revealed in a post on its developer forum on Thursday. A Twitter spokesperson...

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Published on June 10 2015

Say goodbye to cables? Researchers at the University of Washington just successfully tested Wi-Fi charging. With the ever-increasing number of smart, connected devices in our lives and the rise of the Internet of Things, there's a real need for a more...

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