Movies and music are often the biggest memory hogs on your iOS device. But since the iPhone and iPad are such good devices for watching movies and listening to music, deciding what to leave behind can be a struggle. And while expandable storage isn’t...
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Amazon Tap review: Say hello to my little friend — and new travel buddy
“Oh my God. It’s another one.”
That was my wife’s reaction when she saw that a third Amazon Alexa device had infiltrated our household. It’s understandable. First, tall, slender Echo. Then short, squat Dot. Now diminutive, talkative Tap.
But far from being a mere...
GeekWire Deals: This little Bluetooth speaker hides in your lamp — and doubles as a lightbulb
By now, we all know the benefits of having a Bluetooth speaker. You can play music and podcasts from just about anywhere, for the whole room to hear, with better sound than your phone is probably capable of producing.
But you may not want to...
GeekWire Deals: Spice up your boring toilet with a little light from “IllumiBowl”
I would argue that the bathroom is the most boring room in the house. The living room has TV and video games, the kitchen is full of good eats, and the bedroom, well…
But your bathroom doesn’t have to be a drab room...
GeekWire Deals: Charge your phone off your one-port MacBook with this little converter
The newest iteration of the MacBook is a glorious thing. It’s thin, light and has a great screen. But its single USB-C port is a bit of a letdown for those who rely on their laptop to top off their phones while out and...
Cute to “a little sinister”—the beauty of US spy satellite rocket launch logos
GeekWire Deals: Add up to 512GB of storage to your MacBook with this ingenious little dongle
With the price of external hard drives so low, you might be tempted to skimp on storage when buying a new computer. But you may start to regret that choice nine months in, when you’re sick of carrying a bulky hard drive around everywhere you go....
Vulnerabilities in industrial gas detectors require little skill to exploit
Gas detectors used in factories and other industrial settings to identify toxic conditions contain several vulnerabilities that can allow hackers to remotely sabotage the devices, according to an industry advisory published late last week.
The vulnerabilities in the Midas and Midas Black gas detectors manufactured by Honeywell can be exploited by hackers with a low skill level, according to the advisory, which was published Thursday...
New software watches for license plates, turning you into Little Brother
(credit: OpenALPR)
We now live in a world where if you have an IP-enabled security camera, you can download some free, open-source software from GitHub and boom—you have a fully functional automated license plate reader (ALPR, or LPR).
Welcome to the sousveillance state: the technology that was once was just the purview of government contractors a few years...