The view from Petcube of Merry (left) and Pippin (right, looking at laser dot) The Internet of Things has expanded during the past few years to encompass all sorts of devices from smart thermostats and remote-controlled LED bulbs to Wi-Fi...
iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, and LG G Flex. Image via latintimes.com It's not hard to believe that Apple's the leading smartphone brand in the U.S.; all it takes is a look around at any gathering of...
For the people who already have an Apple Watch strapped to their wrist, this short review is going to seem redundant. But for those who may have been on the bubble about whether or not to purchase Apple’s “most personal...
This April, the Rocket Yard is providing you with tips and hints on backing up all of your data — not only the information that’s on your desktop or laptop machine, but your iPhone and iPad as well. In the first Backup...
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is held annually in San Francisco, providing hundreds of technical sessions, hands-on lab sessions, and face-to-face discussions with over a thousand Apple engineers to those who attend. The company announced today that WWDC 2015 will kick...
Using the editing tools built into the iOS Photos app is a fast and easy way to take so-so images and turn them into something special. Using the adjustments for special cropping, applying filters, or even adjusting individual color tones...
Your pre-weekend public service announcement comes from Slack, the folks who run a wonderful group communications app used by a half-million daily users. The company announced today that there was "unauthorized access to a Slack database containing user profile information." In...
Instagram is the iOS app that revolutionized photo sharing: take a square photo, add a filter, share with the world. A few years ago the company released Hyperlapse, another free app that creates stabilized time-lapse videos that are a snap to...
One of the more intriguing features that appeared with iOS 8 and Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite was something called Continuity, the ability for iOS and OS X apps to communicate with each other to create a seamless flow of...
