Everything you need to know about Apple TV!

There was two parts to Steve Jobs’ 2007 keynote. The first was iPhone. The second, Apple TV. Previously teased as iTV, back then it was a Mac-based, hard drive-equipped, iTunes sync box. Novel, but hardly the future. In 2010, Apple rebooted the TV. Basing it on iOS, it went all flash storage and all-streaming, all the time,. 2012 brought 1080p and then… nothing. For. Three. Long. Years. Finally, in 2015, Apple rebooted the TV again. Not with 4K, but with apps.

There’s currently only one Apple TV model available, though it comes with two storage options: 32 GB or 64 GB.

Our recommendation: The Best Apple TV is the 64 GB model

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The current Apple TV doesn’t do 4K but it does do Siri and apps, and that makes it a significant improvement over the old Apple TV. Whether or n…

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There’s a new Apple Watch/Nike combo in town… and it’s called the NikeLab.

Nike News:

Today, the long-standing partnership continues with NikeLab — the company’s collaborative innovation platform — through the launch of Apple Watch NikeLab.”

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If you loved the look of the Apple Watch Series 2 and how it looked with those modern, sharp-looking sport bands, then you’re going to fall in love with the NikeLab.

Well, hopefully you are!

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Improve your account security on Amazon by setting up two-factor authentication.

Two-factor authentication adds an extra factor (a generated code, in this case) to your Amazon login process, so even if your account’s password is somehow discovered, your account stays locked without the code. It’s a good idea to get two-factor authentication locked and loaded on any account that offers it. Amazon offers two types of two-factor authentication: You can either receive a text message containing a two-factor code or you can use an authenticator app to generate two-factor codes for you.

Follow along to learn the ins and outs of setting up two-factor authentication for your Amazon account.

How to set up SMS-based two-factor authentication
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How to set up SMS-based two-factor authentication

If you’d prefer to receive your two-factor authentication codes via text message, you’ll want …