Google’s absolute dominance of web traffic, in one simple chart

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We all know Google is big, but it can be completely gobsmacking to realize just how big Google really is. I recently came upon a mesmerizing animated bar chart on the wonderful Visual Capitalist site. I enjoy Visual Capitalist because it’s all charts, all the time, and I have a somewhat unhealthy love of charts. In any case, Visual Capitalist’s James […]

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The best smart locks for a secure home

Smart locks are secure, easy to install, and let you conveniently control who can access your home — which is crucial during this time of year — with Halloween tricksters out and about potentially causing mischief.  A smart door lock can work alone or integrate with your smart home security system to ensure that the […]

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10 Benefits Of Living In A Gated Community

There are many advantages associated with living in a gated community, read ten of the main ones… Public domain image via Pixabay Gated communities have become the fastest growing form of housing in the United States, as more and more people consider them an attractive alternative to living in urban areas. There are many reasons […]

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The future of the web could be bright. But there’s a lot to fix first

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The internet’s humble beginnings can be traced back to an experiment that eventually revolutionized how we interact, shop, learn and work, and became a digital space where anyone from anywhere in the world can receive a piece of information about any topic. The World Wide Web became a source of limitless possibilities, showing us a […]

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The Future of the Web: The good, the bad and the very weird

The vision of the internet as a free and open space for exchanging information and innovation was perhaps never much more than that – a utopian dream. In reality the internet was in many respects a lucky accident, one with its origins in a collection of US government technology projects, that somehow grew into a […]

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So Many People Hated iPhone’s Battery Meter That Apple Is Fixing It

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Apple took complaints about iOS 16’s battery meter icon seriously enough to redesign it for 16.1. iOS 16 was released in September for iPhone 8 and up.James Martin/CNET   This story is part of Focal Point iPhone 2022, CNET’s collection of news, tips and advice around Apple’s most popular product. iOS 16, the latest mobile software […]

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ExpressVPN Launches First Wi-Fi 6 Router With Built-In VPN

One of the world’s largest virtual private network providers, ExpressVPN, has launched its first router with a built-in VPN — the first Wi-Fi 6 consumer router to arrive on the market already equipped with an onboard VPN. British Virgin Islands-based ExpressVPN said the router, called Aircove and launched Sept. 22, has undergone testing from security audit firm Cure53 […]

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Unravel Data lands $50M to make sense of complex data stacks

IT systems are becoming increasingly complex, what with the mass move to the cloud during the pandemic. The modern data stack consists of hundreds of tools for app development, data capture and integration, orchestration, analysis and storage. And it’s getting bigger and more convoluted by the day. According to Productiv, a software-as-a-service app management startup, the average […]

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