Following a two-week delay, Google Inc.’s new Backup and Sync tool, which launched last month, is now available to download for Mac and Windows users. The new tool allows users to back up all their ...

Passkeys are finally mature enough that you can sign in to most major services with your face, fingerprint, or device PIN ...

When you set up OneDrive, it's automatically configured to sync all your files, including documents and photos, to the cloud. If you don't want to sync everything, you can sync specific files and ...

Sync lights with music, games, video, or web pages on Windows or macOS computers Sync lights with music, games, video, or web pages on Windows or macOS computers is a deputy editor and Verge ...

I've actually lost track of all the iOS devices I have. From iPhones to iPads and iPods, there are a few generations of mobile Apple gadgets populating my home that are occasionally adopted or ...

A handy new feature that a few modern browsers support is tab syncing. With tab syncing all of your pages (a.k.a tabs) that you have open on your desktop or laptop are available on your smart phone as ...

Though you can usually sync your iPad to iTunes without incident, there may be times when you cannot get your iPad to manually sync with iTunes on your computer. If this happens, first download and ...

Earlier this year, Signify announced new integrations for its Philips Hue bulbs that included a Hue Sync app to automatically coordinate your lights with whatever you're doing on your computer. Now, ...

December 6, 2011 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google You've stumbled upon a complicated situation. Apple does not make it very easy to start syncing with a new ...

- SYNC® Destinations now leverages the power and speed of the latest 3G and 4G mobile broadband networks to provide fast access to turn-by-turn directions*, destination downloads* and traffic ...

When you think of Silicon Valley's Computer History Museum, you may imagine Eniac, or a DEC PDP-8, perhaps even such early personal computers as the Altair and Apple II. Well, think SYNC, too.