If you’re on a grandfathered unlimited plan on Verizon, your bill is about to get higher. $20 higher, to be exact. Unlimited plans will cost $50 per month, starting on your first billing cycle after November 15th. Read more…
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Verizon Will Add $20 to Grandfathered Unlimited Plan Customers’ Plan
Logging out of your account when you’re done using a computer other than your own is just good security. If you use multiple accounts and want to simplify the process, Super Logout can log you out of over 30 major services at once. Read more…
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Super Logout Logs You Out of Dozens of Services at Once
In the never ending parade of changes to cell phone carrier plans , Sprint has announced a new plan aimed at ensuring you always have the latest phone. Provided that phone is an iPhone, that is. Read more…
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Sprint Announces New "iPhone Forever" Plan to Always Keep You Up to Date
It’s become instinct to answer “I need a new phone” with “Well, when is your contract up?” for most people. However, that’s coming to an end at Verizon. The company will no longer offer their typical two-year contracts, or the subsidized phones that come along with it. Read more…
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Verizon is Killing Subsidized Phones, Long Term Contracts
Android: Last month, we got news of a particularly nasty Android vulnerability called Stagefright that affects nearly every Android device. If you want to find out if you’re vulnerable, Stagefright Detector can let you know. Read more…
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Stagefright Detector Detects if Your Phone Is Vulnerable to Stagefright
We’ve been a fan of Kodi since it was still called XBMC . The Android version of the media center app has been in an open beta for a while, but now that period is over. You can now download and install it on your phone, tablet, or Android TV without joining a Google+ community. Read more…
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Kodi (Formerly XBMC) Now Available on Android, No Beta Signup Required
Android: One of the biggest complaints about the Facebook app is that it can take up too many resources, particularly on older phones. Which is probably why Facebook released Facebook Lite, a super lightweight version of its app directed at developing markets. Read more…
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Facebook Releases Facebook Lite, Drastically Reduces App Overhead
Mangoes are objectively one of the best fruits in the world (see you in the comments), but they can be notoriously difficult to peel, due to how slippery they are inside. Here’s how to skip the mess and get rid of those pesky skins in seconds. Read more…
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How to Peel a Mango in Under 10 Seconds
Google already brought some substantial upgrades to Google Drive and its suite of productivity apps at I/O. Now, it’s beginning to roll out the updated interface on the web. Read more…
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Google Rolling Out a New Web UI for Google Drive
Steam has been experimenting with an in-home streaming feature that allows you to host a game on one machine and play it on another. Now, that feature is out of beta and it’s releasing on time, for everyone. Read more…
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Steam In-Home Streaming Now Available to Everyone