Whether you’re a Mac user who can’t leave their Android phone behind or you’re curious to give the Android operating system a try, the Galaxy S8 is too pretty of a package to overlook.

Editor’s note: Hi there! Serenity here on behalf of iMore. I’m guessing you may be asking yourself ”Why on earth is iMore, a site that puts a lot of energy into the iPhone, running a review of the latest Android phone?” Here’s the thing: As much as I personally love my iPhone and Mac combination, I also recognize that there are a lot of people in this world who aren’t living in an all-Apple ecosystem. If you’re a Mac user who loves Android, for instance, we haven’t really been serving your needs very well. So we asked one of my favorite Android writers, Florence Ion, to take a look at the Samsung Galaxy S8 from a Mac user and general tech enthusiast’s perspective. While I still am probably sticking with my iPhone for the time being, it’s an awesome peek into the land of Android and what it offers us…

Don’t like that you have to manually transfer funds to your bank account from Square Cash? You can turn on automatic cash outs so your funds will skip the app and go directly to your bank.

If you use Square Cash and want your funds to be directly deposited in your bank account, instead of staying in your Square Cash account, you can enable the automatic cash out feature and send all your monies directly to your bank, instead of holding it in your Cash account.

Square Cash is a peer-to-peer payment service that is hugely popular and holds its own against such competitors as Venmo and PayPal. When it first launched, funds were instantly deposited into a person’s bank account (for most people), which was awesome. However, Square updated its service to keep funds in your Cash account until you manually transfer them into your bank using the ”Cash Out” button.

The Cash app currently gives us two options; Cash out immediately, which costs a one-percent fee, or cash out in one to three b…

In today’s modern age, understanding coding is becoming more and more essential. So much so that some school districts are adding coding classes to their curriculum. Those who dove into the world of Java and other coding languages via a Computer Science degree or by self-taught methods a decade ago are well-positioned for a sustaining career.

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Are you second guessing your own career path, or simply interested in learning the basics of coding? Maybe you’re considering heading back to school to study Computer Science, but really who can afford to put their life on hold for more schooling? Even if you’re knowledge of computer programming could fit on the back of a postage stamp, you can still learn everything you need to know to get started coding with Java.

That’s where this great deal from iMore Digital Offers comes in. You can get lifetime online access to the 2017 Complete Java Programming Bootcamp for just $49. This pack…

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Amazon Music Unlimited is Amazon’s take on a subscription music streaming service.

When you think about it, picking a music streaming service is no easy task. Between Apple Music, Pandora, Google Play Music, Spotify, and about a hundred other similar services, it’s genuinely difficult to sort through the cruft and find something that’s worth sticking with.

If you happen to be in that sorting-through-the-cruft stage, you might want to give Amazon Music Unlimited a go — the company’s take on a subscription music streaming service is, at the very least, on par with most other offerings. To get a better idea of what Amazon Music Unlimited offers, you can peruse our FAQ!

OK, at the very base level, what is it?

Amazon Music Unlimited is a subscription-based music streaming service that’ll run you anywhere between $3.99 and $14.99 a month (more on that later). It’s Amazon’s Apple Music. It’s Amazon’s Spotify. It’s Amazon’s Google Play Music … you get the picture. There are …

Sick of coming up with your own strong passwords? Let iCloud Keychain help.

iCloud Keychain is Apple’s attempt at password management. It keeps all of your passwords and accounts for you and keeps them consistent across all of your devices. It can also generate passwords for you so that you don’t have to keep coming up with strong passwords on your own.

Here’s how to set up and use iCloud Keychain to keep your information consistent and safe.

How to enable iCloud Keychain
How to enable iCloud Keychain in Safari
How to auto-generate passwords using iCloud Keychain
How to view your iCloud Keychain passwords
How to prevent iCloud Keychain from being set up on other devices

How to enable iCloud Keychain

Before you can do anything with iCloud Keychain on your Mac, you need to make sure it’s enabled. Here’s how:

Launch System Preferences either from your dock or by clicking the (Apple logo) on the top left of your screen and clicking System Preferences.
Click iCloud.
Click the check…