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October 24, 2018

There are a lot of rumors today that Apple might launch a new streaming TV service that would include some free shows for people that own an iDevice. The service would compete with Sling, YouTube TV, and the other 37 streaming TV services out there. Given Apple's success with Apple Music subscriptions, you'd assume it will probably be popular. But will you be able to watch it in your Apple Car?

Super Mario Bros 3 turns 30 years old today. I got an NES Classic recently and I’ve been trying to beat it again—remember that level in World 7 where you can get 99 extra lives by flipping the coin block? So much fun.

 

- Lowell Heddings

Did You Know?

In June of 2008, the HD-DVD was effectively killed off when Warner Brothers, the last major studio to release both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD titles, withdrew their support for the format. The final major studio releases in the United States for the format had dropped the month before in May and were P.S. I love You and Twister (from Warner Brothers), and Into the Wild (from Paramount).

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Today's Featured Articles

Cheap Windows 10 Keys: Do They Work?

Microsoft charges $200 for a Windows 10 Professional product key. But, with a quick search online, you can find websites promising Windows 10 Pro keys for $12 or even less. That’s a huge saving—but don’t fall for it.   Read More »


Your Smartphone Has a Special Security Chip. Here’s How It Works

Google’s new Pixel 3 phones have a “Titan M” security chip. Apple has something similar with its “Secure Enclave” on iPhones. Samsung’s Galaxy phones and other Android phones often use ARM’s TrustZone technology. Here’s how they help protect your phone.   Read More »


Firefox 65 Will Block Tracking Cookies By Default

Mozilla today released Firefox 63, which includes an experimental option to block third-party tracking cookies, protecting against cross-site tracking. You can test this out today, but Mozilla wants to enable it for everyone by default in Firefox 65.   Read More »






FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines


Indie Farming Game Stardew Valley Stakes A Claim On iOS Today
Stardew Valley, the one-man passion project and spiritual successor to 16-bit farming simulators like Harvest Moon, is now available on iOS. The game became a surprise hit on the PC and has since spread to every major console.   Read More »


Logitech’s New Webcam Software Is Great For Aspiring YouTubers, Beta Available Now
Logitech Capture is Logitech’s next-generation webcam software. It’s available now in beta form, providing a lot of compelling video capture features in a slick, easy-to-use application. Use it to record snazzy YouTube videos without more complicated tools.   Read More »


Firefox 65 Will Block Tracking Cookies By Default
Mozilla today released Firefox 63, which includes an experimental option to block third-party tracking cookies, protecting against cross-site tracking. You can test this out today, but Mozilla wants to enable it for everyone by default in Firefox 65.   Read More »


Record Better Low-Light Video on the iPhone XS With This Setting
The iPhone XS already records some pretty stellar low-light video, but if you want even better results, there’s a setting that you can tick that will give you better exposure in dimmer situations.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
What Is a REG File (And How Do I Open One)?
How to View and Delete Sync Issues in Outlook
How to Shoot Your Camera Handheld at Slow Shutter Speeds
How to Use YouTube Analytics
How to Use Mailbox Cleanup to Purge Your Outlook Folders of Rubbish
The Best Google Wi-Fi Mounts For Your Walls, Ceiling, And Outlets
Smartphones Are a Modern Necessity, So Budget for Them Accordingly
The Best Heated Throw Blankets For Year Round Warmth
Xiaomi’s New Gaming Phone Offers 10GB Of RAM, But Only In China
4 Ways to Take the Gym With You on the Road




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What Widely Used Insulating Enclosure Is Named After a 19th Century Scientist?
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Today's Tech Term

Curated Commerce

In the context of e-commerce, Curated Commerce is the creation and selling of unique products and/or product lines that are not offered (available) to consumers by other online retailers in a particular market (i.e. comparable to an exclusive/personal boutique).



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