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AT&T; will offer Hulu to its customers, but it isn't free
The wireless carrier is hoping its customers stay glued to their screens longer by binge-watching unlimited episodes of Seinfeld and South Park.
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Glenn and Susie discuss whether it's smart to put betas of iOS and OS X on your everyday devices. Plus, we praise our experience with the new MacBook and gripe about early Apple Watch apps.
Mac 911: You are not an Apple ID! You are a Free Person!
Apple doesn't exactly believe in different people using the same resources or the same person needing multiple identities, but it's working on it.
The Week in iOS Accessories: Even more Apple Watch stands
We wonder if the Apple Watch will be the first mainstream product accessorized mostly through crowdfunding efforts. Probably not, but this week's roundup shows why we're asking the question.
Iceland and beyond: Exploring offshore web hosting
Although a local web hosting provider might be your first thought, hosting your website abroad can improve security and performance.
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Cur takes time-tested TENS technology, and puts it on a simple patch to block pain signals at their source.
Google debuts on Apple Watch with disappointing News & Weather app
The company's first Apple Watch entry isn't all that great.
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How to design an environmentally friendly website
Reducing your carbon footprint can be as simple as changing the background color of your website, or taking the time to clear out unused files. Here's how to make your site more efficient while having a positive impact on the environment.
Facebook eats more of the web with 'Instant Articles' from Buzzfeed, NYT, and more
The company promises faster news on its mobile apps with Instant Articles
Broadcom hardware platform gains support for Apple's HomeKit
Broadcom is the latest company to announce a product that works with HomeKit
20 uses for Evernote that you probably haven’t thought of yet
We all know Evernote is great for keeping track of notes and tasks, but it can be used for so much more than that.
Save your bandwidth by using a caching server
If you have a multi-Mac setup, a caching server can help save time and money by taking a load off your Internet connection.
The best is yet to come for Apple Watch apps
Disappointed by third-party Watch apps? Don't be—there's much room for improvement, and it may come from Apple sooner than you think.
FileMaker 14 review: 30 years old and still innovating
The latest version of the venerable app sports new features for database designers.
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