The best fitness apps with live and on-demand workout classes
Whether you're in the mood for a guided run on the treadmill, an energetic dance class, or restorative yoga, the best fitness apps make fitting in live workout classes more fun.
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Should you install the iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur, tvOS 14, and watchOS 7 public betas?
It's fun to play with beta software, but in the words of that classic song, "there may be trouble ahead…". And if you're not careful, that trouble can be of the worst kind.
Mobile security: These seven malicious apps have been downloaded by 2.4m Android and iPhone users
Researchers at Avast detail adware being distributed via official app stores - with users being encouraged to download them via posts on TikTok and Instagram.
Steve Jobs said Silicon Valley needs serendipity, but is it even possible in a Zoom world?
Just before the pandemic, companies like Nvidia were building huge, open collaborative workspaces in Silicon Valley. With most of the workforce stuck at home, can the spirit of serendipitous collaboration survive in a Zoom world?
Reliance Jio rocks Indian telecom with cheap data and free voice
Reliance Jio has decided that war it is, and has unleashed what will be a prolonged period of cheap data in an effort to lure customers. The question that remains is whether the industry will be able to withstand the ensuing carnage.
Is Android still a toxic hellstew?
Two years ago I pointed the finger Google and the hardware OEMs for turning the Android platform into "a toxic hellstew of vulnerabilities." Well, are things any better now?
Lenovo's Horizon all-in-one: Testing out the tabletop PC
Laptops are learning new tricks, but the desktop is also due for a makeover. Lenovo's IdeaCentre Horizon is among the first of a new breed of touchscreen all-in-ones designed to be shared by the whole family.
Are Americans too dumb for real news?
If we can't count on Time to tell us what we need to be paying attention to, then who can we count on?
Apple launches $999 iMac for schools; But there's a catch
Apple is offering a discounted iMac at $999 for school purchases. But there are a few catches you should be aware of.
Mac vs. PC: Playing Russian Roulette at college
Would you buy your student kid a Mac at three or four times the price of a non-Apple laptop if you knew it might not last the year?
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