Avatarjamricgav4 days agoWhere to find, edit, and remove everything your browser knows about youverified_publisherPopular Science - David NieldStop your browser from autofilling your old address. Navigating the web can require typing the same details again and again: Passwords, addresses, and credit card details, for example. To give some respite to your fingers and thumbs, most browsers now offer autocomplete features that save this …
Avatarjamricgav5 days ago7 things Safari can do that Google Chrome can’tverified_publisherPopular Science - Justin PotTime to give Apple's browser a second chance. In the past, Safari used to be underpowered, which is why a lot of Mac users install Google Chrome without even thinking about it. But you might want to re-think that habit because Safari is not underpowered anymore. In fact, there are all kinds of …
Avatarjamricgav4 days agoFDA Clears an Apple Watch Feature That Helps Monitor AFibVerywell - Amy Isler, RN, MSN, CSNApple just made it easier to monitor atrial fibrillation (AFib), an irregular heart rhythm that increases the risk of stroke, with an Apple Watch …
Avatarjamricgav4 days agoTake a stroll through the history of Mac OS from 1984's System 0.97 to VenturaMacworld - Roman LoyolaFrom System 0.97 to macOS Ventura The Mac operating system is 38 years old and has gone through a lot of changes in those years. Now you can get a …
Avatarjamricgav5 days agoApple has solved the internet's most irritating featurecreativebloq.com - Ian DeanIs this the end of CAPTCHA? We've all been there. You just want to get to the juicy news, but before you can, you have to jump through countless hoops …
Avatarjamricgav4 days agoThe real key to a strong password? Mathverified_publisherFast Company - By Mary Lynn ReedMath and language can combine to map the globe and create strong passwords, using the power of three random words. It’s hard to imagine that three random words have the power to both map the globe and keep your private data secure. The secret behind this power is just a little bit of math. What3words …
