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If a teenager takes a selfie in a national park and no one sees it, did it really happen? Yellowstone National Park is known for its beautiful natural landscapes and wildlife, but that may not be enough to carry it — and other parks — through the next century. See also: 10 One-Star Yelp Reviews of Majestic National Parks Park officials are discussing a $34 million fiber-optic line through Grand Teton National Park into Yellowstone in Wyoming with multinational communications company CenturyLink, according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), which filed a public records request for the information. The line would dramatically improve connectivity for mobile devices. The prospect of wireless service in the park is causing debate between those who see better technology as a sure thing in the future, and those who think some places — like gorgeous valleys — should be off-limits to modern technology. In 2016, the National Park Service will celebrate … [Read more...] about Do national parks need Wi-Fi to stay relevant?

If you have a very large music collection and a small amount of storage available on your iPhone you may be wondering if there is a way to have all your music with you all of the time. Well if that is the case you have come to the right place. Currently it is possible for any user to download anything they have already purchased from the iTunes Music Store, delete it, then download it again without paying a penny. That's great if you buy all your music from iTunes, but what if you have a loft full of CDs, each RIPed on your your Mac. How can you get these tracks to be at your beck and call without storing 128GB of music on your iPhone? There is a way to be able to listen to any album when you need it, rather than suffer the frustration of knowing it’s locked in the belly of your home computer or laptop. In 2012 Apple launched a feature called iTunes Match and this makes it possible to store the whole of your music collection in the cloud so that you can download the tracks at any … [Read more...] about How to set up iTunes Match

Source: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore After months of excitement from WWDC 2020, iOS 14 has finally arrived for everyone. Within days after the public release, iOS 14 has become well-known for making your iPhone "aesthetic AF" with all kinds of customizations . But there is plenty more to love about iOS 14 — it has plenty of UI improvements, which breathe new life into iOS, and completely change how I use my iPhone. Jump to: Compatibility The Home screen Widgets App Library My revamped Home screen Shortcuts and Automations Compact UI Messages Safari and Privacy Translate Health Maps App Store and App Clips iOS 14: Compatibility Now, before you can get iOS 14 on your iPhone, you need to be sure that you have a device that can run it in the first place. Fortunately, if your iPhone was previously on iOS 13, then you should be good to go with iOS 14 . Here is the full device compatibility list: iPhone SE … [Read more...] about iOS 14 review: Evolving how you use your iPhone

Over the course of the past decade, we've seen many changes to OS X - some iterative, some significant. OS X's newest incarnation, "Mavericks" or version 10.9, is a bit of both. It doesn't significantly rework the user interface like Apple did with iOS 7, though there are some nice tweaks. Apple did make a number of changes under the hood to improve performance and efficiency, however, especially for mobile users. Note: Some of this material was originally published in our Mavericks preview but was incomplete and outdated due to Apple's non-disclosure agreement (NDA). It's been fully updated, expanded upon, and refined here into our full on OS X review. Enjoy! OS X evolution It's been a long road to get here. Mac OS X was first introduced as a public beta in 2001, and beta it was - a radical departure from Mac OS 9, both in look (introducing the "Aqua" interface) and in operation. Mac OS X was built on a UNIX foundation, and was more closely related to the NextStep … [Read more...] about OS X Mavericks review

I was in a cavernous college auditorium on the frigid winter afternoon in New Delhi in 2015 when Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, was selling the promise of India, his home country and the company’s largest market, to 2,000 high school and college students. “Part of the reason we’re all very interested in India is that it’s an amazingly young country,” he said . “It’s a vast country, and in so many ways, we do think the trends of the future will come from places like that.” Over the next few years, American tech companies hungry for growth set their sights on India, where hundreds of millions of people were coming online for the first time thanks to cheap Android phones and crashing data prices. Venture capital coursed through Bangalore’s clogged streets. Millions of Indians were suddenly booking their first Uber rides, receiving their first Amazon packages, watching their first Netflix shows, and having their first WhatsApp chats, some of it powered by the free Wi-Fi that … [Read more...] about I Thought My Job Was To Report On Technology In India. Instead, I Got A Front-Row Seat To The Decline Of My Democracy.