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New Technology : I Lived in a Smart Home for 20 Years. Here’s What You Should Know.

Smart homes are gaining in popularity these days, but you might be surprised to know that they have been around for a long time. MakeUseOf spoke with one of our regular readers and commenters, Ben Stutt, of Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA, about his experiences living in a smart home. Ben has been living in a 1100 sq. ft. smart home since the mid 1990s, which he rigged together in the mid 1980s. X10 is a wired communication protocol for home automation systems, which uses power lines to enable two devices to talk to each other. In 20 years of... Read the full article: I Lived in a Smart Home for...

New Technology : You Can Now Pay to Watch YouTube, The Dangers of Tesla Autopilot… [Tech News Digest]

YouTube Red adds subscription fees, testing Tesla Autopilot, Android stops draining your battery, polling your friends on Twitter, Mythbusters stops busting myths, and Back to the Future in 90 seconds. Are You Prepared to Pay for YouTube? YouTube is launching a new paid subscription service called YouTube Red. Anyone willing to pay the asking price of $9.99-per-month gets to removes the ads from all videos, download videos for offline viewing, and watch original content created by some of the most famous YouTube stars. As an extra sweetener, subscribers will also get access to Google Play Music,...

New Technology : Security Alert: You Need to Uninstall Flash Right Now

The Internet owes a lot to it, but Flash has overstayed its welcome. No company pushes security patches as often as Adobe does — patches that sometimes come as frequently as once or twice a day. How can a piece of tech be that insecure? Recently, we learned that there was a critical vulnerability in Flash that existed in all versions and platforms of Flash with the only way to protect yourself being to completely uninstall it. OH: Only way to protect from this Flash exploit is to uninstall Flash. Turns out, that works for ALL Flash exploits. — Richard... Read the full article: Security Alert:...

New Technology : Skip the Login Screen! Here’s How to Boot Into Windows Directly

Having to sign in every time you boot up Windows is a pain. Fortunately, you can actually hide the login screen for good and all it takes is a few simple steps. First, hit Windows Key + R to bring up the Run window. Type in netplwiz and click Ok. This opens the Advanced User Accounts Control Panel dialog. In the User Accounts window that pops up, navigate to the Users tab, select your user account, and look for the option called Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer. Uncheck the box next to it... Read the full article: Skip the Login Screen! Here’s How to Boot Into Windows...

New Technology : This Home Button Trick Will Make You Want Android 6.0

Like any new operating system release, Android 6.0 Marshmallow is full of new features to try. Some of these are subtle, but probably the biggest change in how you’ll use your phone with Marshmallow is Google Now on Tap. They've added a 'Google Now On Tap' feature to the next version of Android. Disappointing to discover that it doesn't get you a beer. — John M (@John_M15) October 14, 2015 Until now, if you wanted to Google something you’d have to leave your current app, open the Google app, and input your query. Now on Tap, however, contextually searches your screen... Read the full article:...

New Technology : This iPhone Tweak Can Help Fix Your Broken Sleep Cycle

Did you know that our smartphones, tablets, and monitors can damage your sleeping patterns? One popular app called F.lux fixes this problem by altering the screenlight of your devices, which helps preserve your circadian rhythm — but it’s only available on OS X and Windows. Are there any good alternatives for iOS? I prefer an app called Gamma Thingy, which doesn’t require jailbreak. It isn’t available in the app store, so you’ll have to run it in an emulator. (Here’s how to set one up.) To get Gammy Thingy working, just grab the files from GitHub and compile them in... Read the full article:...

New Technology : A By The Numbers Look at YouTube

YouTube is kind of a big deal. What started as a site for people to share their little videos has quickly become a huge business with tons of people making their living creating content on the service. Surely you’ve heard of names like PewDiePie and Smosh, some YouTube celebrities who make an absurd amount of money. Today, we have an interesting infographic that breaks down the numbers of YouTube as far as business goes. It’s quite surprising just how much content is on YouTube and how much money it generates. Check it out and prepare to be shocked by the... Read the full article: A By The Numbers...

New Technology : 4 Ways Watching Movies Used To Be More Fun

Picture this: You’re sorting through masses of DVDs: you’re keeping some while others are destined for the thrift store. Then you ask yourself, why have you lost your enthusiasm for these movies? Why isn’t your imagination being grabbed by films as much as it used to be in the past? If you’re like me, you might not have even realized that your enthusiasm for movies is waning. I blame technology, at least in part. It’s not the good old days. I’m sure watching movies used to be more fun… #FewerDistractions Looking for a distraction? Caption this photo. Enjoy! http://pic.twitter.com/g3kK9H4ZAm...

New Technology : 4 Raspberry Pi DIY Projects with a Doctor Who Flavor

The Raspberry Pi: a beacon of British engineering, perhaps even a pinnacle of digital achievement, and based in Cambridge (where I interviewed Raspberry Pi Foundation lead Eben Upton back in 2013). Doctor Who: a beacon of British television and certainly a pinnacle of storytelling on many occasions throughout its 52 year history, with strong links (including an abandoned, partly shot 1979 serial) to Cambridge. Each are accutely British phenomena, crystallizations of the drive to achieve great results with minimal resources. They are, of course, a match made in heaven, so it’s no surprise to...