The lifestyle service offers up its exclusive content for your home’s biggest screen.

Subscription lifestyle service FabFitFun has launched its app for the Apple TV. The app offers the service’s original content on your big screen, including tours of the seasonal boxes, HD exercise videos, cooking videos, and more.

From FabFitFun:

There’s something for everyone at every level. Meditate today, do pilates and dance tomorrow, or center yourself with a quick yoga session.

Most of the app’s content is exclusive to members, but according to TechCrunch, FabFitFun will have a small selection of free content available in January.

With its TV app, FabFitFun is expanding its content selection, including lessons from well known fitness and cooking personalities and outlets. For instance, Silvia Baldini and Pamela Salzman both offer cooking lessons to subscribers, while Rachel Brathen, Exhale Spa, and other offer exclusive fitness videos.

You can grab FabFitFun from the Apple TV App Sto…

Simple, beautiful, and puzzling; Gorogoa is a perfect 10 out of 10!

Technically, Gorogoa came out last week, while I was writing my overview of Oddworld: New n’ Tasty, but the game is truly a masterpiece and I couldn’t live with myself if I skipped over it for a second time.

Although Gorogoa went live just under the wire, it’s easily one of my favorite games of 2017, and you can bet your bottom dollar I will be telling everyone I know to play it.

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Big concept

I think the most difficult part about trying to tell you how fantastic Gorogoa is to play, is that the concept behind the game sounds unbelievable. A hand-drawn puzzle game where you’re tasked with moving people, buildings, fruit, and various other objects across four comic book-like panels that transcend time and space. Is your head spinning yet? Add in the fact that there is absolutely no dialogue, the game starts with no instructions or tutorial, and you have yourself one confusing game to pitch to …

Call relay, part of Apple’s Continuity features, lets you answer and place calls from your iPhone using your Mac without having to scramble to find your phone. Because call relay uses the same phone number, carrier, and plan as your iPhone, the person on the other end can’t tell the difference. It also shows you the caller’s number, contact picture, and more, so you don’t lose out on any features. Best of all, it’s really easy to use — here’s how!

Continuity call relay requirements
How to enable or disable call relay on the Mac
How to enable call relay on your iPhone
How to answer a phone call on your Mac
How to decline a call on your Mac
How to place a call on your Mac
How to transfer a call from Mac to iPhone mid-call

Continuity call relay requirements

In order for call relay to work, both your iPhone and Mac need to be:

Running iOS 8.1 or later on iPhone, OS X Yosemite or later on Mac.
Connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Logged into the same Apple ID (iCloud account).
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Whether you charge wirelessly or with a wired portable charger, this sale has you covered.

RAVPower has two very different but very powerful charging devices on sale right now. The fast charging Qi wireless charging pad and the 26800mAh portable power bank are both on sale for $32.99 on Amazon.

The Qi wireless charging pad normally sells for $50 and has never dropped below $40 before. This sale is part of Amazon’s Gold Box daily deals, so the price is definitely temporary. We wrote about this deal and highlighted the features of it here, but essentially this pad can wirelessly charge both iOS and Android smartphones. This device has 4.1 stars based on 430 user reviews.

The portable battery charger has sold at $50 for the last several months. It has never dropped below $35. We highlighted the features of this device earlier in this article. This device comes with two small microUSB cables, but you could also get a Lightning cable for just $7, some larger microUSB cables for $10, or…

According to Bloomberg, future Apple Watches will have a built-in EKG monitor, allowing users to keep a closer eye on their heart health.

Want to keep a better eye on the ol’ ticker? According to a report by Alex Webb for Bloomberg, Apple is working on developing an EKG feature for future models of the Apple Watch that will allow users to detect arrhythmias and other potentially dangerous heart issues. This is hardly a surprise, as Apple announced their plans to put more into researching irregular heart rhythms with Stanford Medicine back in November. As noted by Webb, data acquired through this research may help Apple in developing Apple Watch tools that can ”spot abnormalities more easily and support the EKG project.”

Bloomberg’s report goes on to further describe how exactly the feature currently works in testing:

A version being tested requires users to squeeze the frame of the Apple Watch with two fingers from the hand that’s not wearing the device. It then passes an imper…

Protect your data and maximize performance with one of these Thunderbolt RAID arrays.

If you deal with enormous files on a regular basis or simply want some piece of mind knowing that your data is copied and stored locally, then a RAID array might be a great storage solution. In short, a RAID array is a group of two or more independent hard drives that work together to basically form one super hard drive.

For more info, check this out:

What’s a RAID array and why should I get one?

If you’re running the new iMac Pro and want to pick up a great RAID system, then check these out!

G-RAID
G-Speed Shuttle XL
PROMISE Pegasus3
Glyph Atom RAID SSD

G-RAID

G-Technology makes excellent hard drives, so it’s no surprise that its RAID systems make this list. The G-RAID with Thunderbolt 3 is perfect for your high-performance storage needs. The enclosure features two Thunderbolt 3 ports, a USB-C ports, and an HDMI port that supports 4K at 60FPS, as well as HDR. You get a drive speed of 7200…

RAID? Like to kill ants? Nawp! Here’s what RAID is and what it means to you.

I know, all I hear is the ant queen from the commercials too. But we’re not talking about that kind of Raid; we’re talking RAID. It’s been around since the 80s, and you may have heard it tossed around if you’ve spent any time around PCs, but what does it mean and why does it matter to you now?

Welcome to the RAID parade.

What is RAID?

RAID stands for Redundant Array of Inexpensive/independent Disks. It was created in 1988 as a means to combat the rising cost of disk drives. The creators argued that a line of inexpensive disks could outperform one expensive one. Basically, it’s a row of hard drives (an array!) that join together to perform like one macdaddy hard drive. It’s basically the Voltron of hard drives.

You’ll often hear RAID as it relates to network attached storage or ”NAS”. You know in movies when you see the ”mainframe” and it’s rows and rows of hard drives backing up all of the evil corporat…