Fitbit Charge 4 Gets Smart Wake, Dynamic GPS, and an Adjustable Display Timeout

The Charge 4 is Fitbit’s premier fitness tracker. It’s durable and waterproof, but it’s also jam-packed with features that are usually exclusive to larger smartwatches like the Fitbit Versa or the Apple Watch. Now, Fitbit is pushing the Charge 4 even further into premium territory with Smart Wake, Dynamic GPS, and customizable display timeout features.Read...

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Twitter is Dropping Support for Apple Devices Running iOS 11 or Older

Yesterday Twitter announced via version history notes in the Apple App Store that it is no longer supporting devices running iOS 11 or older on its official app. If you’re on iOS 11 will need to update to at least iOS 12 if you want to receive regular Twitter updates.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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Goolge Home Will Soon Let You Set a Smart Plug's Device Type

The Google Home is getting a useful update to set a smart plug’s device type. While that might not sound all that useful, if you live in a voice-controlled smart home, it will make those commands easier to use. That’s because you’ll be able to group your plug with other smart devices, like smart lights.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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Superhot's Sequel Is Free if You Buy the Original Game Before July 16th

What started as free DLC is now a full game. On July 16th, Superhot: Mind Control Delete will hit shelves with a cozy $25 price tag. But if you bought the original game (or buy it for $10 now), you’ll net the time-warping Superhot: Mind Control Delete for free.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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YouTube Wants You to Film a Day in Your Life

You’re a pretty interesting person, right? So are lots of people. Yet, for all our differences, we have many similarities. YouTube wants to make a feature film showing “Life in a Day” around the world. On Saturday, July 25, its inviting everyone to film their day and submit it. Directors Ridley Scott and Kai Hsuing will edit the good stuff together...

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How to View Saved a Saved Password in Safari on Mac

Sometimes, you need to login to a website on a different device or browser, but you can’t remember the password. Luckily, if you have previously allowed Safari to save the password on your Mac, you can recover it. Here’s how.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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How to Redirect Your IP Address to Your Domain Name

It’s an edge case, but if someone types in your IP address instead of your domain name, you’ll want your server to handle that request properly, and redirect them to the actual site. We’ll show how to set it up in NGINX and Apache.Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT ›

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Google Teases a Google Home Speaker Replacement in a Photo and Video

A little over a month ago, Google discontinued the original Google Home speaker (not to be confused with the Google Home app). The Nest Mini all but took its place, thanks to its surprisingly good sound in a small package. But what if you do want more? Well, it looks like a new Nest branded speaker is on the way, and Google is ready to show a little...

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How to Customize Automatic Updates on iPhone and iPad

The Automatic Updates feature brought background updates to the iPhone and the iPad, making it easy to always stay up-to-date. Now, if you’re iOS 13.6, iPadOS 13.6, or higher, you can customize how automatic updates are downloaded and installed.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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How to Set up RSysLog with Loggly

In the Linux operating system, many applications send logs to syslog, the primary logging mechanism. Best security practices often dictate that it is ideal to send your logs to a separate system, like Loggly, a SaaS solution for log data management.Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT ›

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