Author: Missy Kellor

Weekly tech news roundup for November 20

by on November 20, 2015 0 comments
This week: the much-anticipated Star Wars Battlefront game hit the shelves and the reviews are in. Thoughts about the iPad Pro are also hitting the press, and find out why one of the biggest Kickstarters ever is becoming one of its biggest flops. Also, find out about a cheap and fast way to make your dumb smoke detectors smarter, and more.
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Tech news roundup for November 6

by on November 6, 2015 0 comments
This week: a new square device called Circle helps parents control what kids see on their phones and tablets, Apple may be developing an "indoor GPS" app, and a new emoji keyboard might be just what you need. Also, read a review of Pebble's new Round smartwatch, a Kickstarter to turn your dumb watch into a smart one, and check out a whole new kind of delivery drone.
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Weekly tech news roundup for October 30

by on October 30, 2015 0 comments
This week: Rumor has it that Google is going to slowly combine their mobile operating system and their desktop one, the Pico Craft Brewing system is fun Kickstarter worth checking out, and there's something called the Protopiper you're probably going to want too. Plus, Nintendo has a release date for their first mobile game, why the press was underwhelmed with Sony's Paris event, and check out a fun foley video.
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Weekly tech news roundup for October 23

by on October 23, 2015 0 comments
This week: typography goes mainstream with a new Scrabble set, there's an Indigogo named Ember that is going to solve all your beverage temperature problems, and there's a new app called GIFmaker that will do it for you. Plus, Lenovo releases new tech, the Google doodle contest is back, Marty McFly's shoes are for real, and you should probably download Facebook's iOS update.
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Cyber security: you’re not as safe as you think you are

by on October 16, 2015 1 comment
New research by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) reveals we feel a lot more cyber safe than we actually are. In fact, last year, one in five American homes were notified of a data breach (with half of those receiving more than one!)…but yet 79 percent still feel safe! How can you close the gap between how safe you feel and how safe you really are? We've got some easy things you can do.
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