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Desktops May 3, 2016

5 things you need to know about iOS 9

Apple focused much more on its iOS operating system during its Worldwide Developers Conference today than it did on the Mac OS X platform.

Desktops May 3, 2016

5 things you need to know about Apple OS X El Capitan

Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developers Conference today with a few announcements about OS X El Capitan, which will be available as a free download this fall.

Desktops May 3, 2016

FCC to vote on broadband stipends for low-income families

On June 18, the Federal Communication Commission will vote on a proposal to include broadband Internet service in its Lifeline subsidy program.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Showtime streaming service will launch in July

If you've wanted to watch Showtime series such as "Ray Donovan" and "Masters of Sex" but haven't wanted to shell out for a pay-TV service, you're in luck.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Touchscreen trouble? It could be zombie finger

Some smartphone and tablet users are afflicted with a malady.

Mac May 3, 2016

7 common tech myths busted

Kim Komando busts seven common tech myths.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Just how good is your tablet’s camera?

Raise your hand if you’ve found yourself watching your kid's dance recital or school play through the lens of your iPad.

Laptops May 3, 2016

Tech Q&A: Facebook passwords, phone tracking, text crashes and more

Kim Komando answers your questions about Facebook passwords, tracking phones without a GPS, text message crashes, zooming in on your browser, and much more.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Three ways Google just might make the Internet safer

Three announcements by Google during Google I/O—its developers conference—hint at safer days to come for Internet users.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Cable-TV and Internet subscribers remain unhappy customers, new Consumer Reports survey says

Along with death and taxes, lousy cable service seems to be one of life’s certainties.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Is Charter Communications' bid for Time Warner Cable a bad deal for consumers?

With all the news about Charter Communications buying Time Warner Cable—as well as the smaller Bright House Networks—a lot of the focus has been on whether the acquisition makes business sense.