My passport is navy blue. My family members’ passports from other countries are a deep forest green, maroon, or navy blue also. Thinking about it now, I don’t think I’ve ever seen, say, a hot pink passport. It turns out there’s a good reason for that, but it’s not what you think. Read more…
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Why Your Passport Is One of Four Colors
In-flight Wi-Fi is wonderful. The price to use it on the other hand, not so great. There are a few methods to get free access , but these two are relatively simple. The first requires only an iPhone. The second requires either a VPS or server you control. They both result in free, unlimited access for the whole flight. Read more…
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Get Free, Unlimited Wi-Fi on Flights and Bypass Paywalls
FaceTime’s a great way for iPhone users to make video calls, but if you’ve ever wondered how much data gets eaten up when you do so, Calling All Geeks ran some numbers. Read more…
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How Much Data a FaceTime Call Uses
VLC is one of those fantastic little apps we’ve all come to love , and today Apple TV users can finally get in on the action with the new Apple TV app. Read more…
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VLC Arrives on the Apple TV with Support for Multiple Streaming Options and Video Formats
The Raspberry Pi has long been one of the best credit card sized computers, but today a new version is available that comes in at about the size of a stick of gum. Plus, it’s only $5. Read more…
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The Raspberry Pi Zero Is a $5 Computer the Size of a Stick of Gum
VPN subscriptions cost money, and they often require a bit of research just to figure out if they’re legit . If you have an old Mac sitting around, you can make use of it by turning it into the simplest DIY VPN around, perfect for browsing safely on public Wi-Fi or grab files from your home computer on-the-go. Read more…
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Turn an Old Mac Into a Cheap VPN with OS X Server
The helpfulness of verifying and repairing file permissions in OS X is debatable , and in OS X El Capitan, Apple’s removed the option from Disk Utility altogether, favoring repairing permissions automatically. Some crazy circumstance might come up where you have to do it manually though, which is why OS X Daily points out the command line method is useful. Read more…
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Verify and Repair Permissions from the Command Line in OS X El Capitan
iPhone/iPad: Ever wish you could just make a quick sketch or handwritten note in Evernote? Your wish has come true today, at least on iOS. Read more…
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Evernote on iOS Now Lets You Sketch or Hand Write in Notes
Besides the spookiness of it all, someone passing within a home can potentially affect the value of the house. DiedInHouse can find out if and how someone died in your house, or the house you’re considering to buy. Read more…
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Find Out If Anyone Has Ever Died Inside Your House With This Web Site
Researchers have found that a malicious Chinese ad network, used in over 250 iOS apps, has been silently collecting user data including serial numbers and email addresses. Apple has already begun removing these apps from the App Store, but you can read more here . Read more…
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Researchers have found that a malicious Chinese ad network, used in over 250 iOS apps, has been sile