This week we explain a little bit more about how mesh wifi networks work. We also discuss how to control other speakers connected to the Apple TV.

This week we take a closer look at the iMessage app. We look into getting SMS messages to appear on all of your iOS devices and some of the other little known features of iMessage.

This week we discover some cool AR apps and rediscover the Apple App Store. However, Apple still hides the gift card redemption at the bottom of the pages in the App Store.

This week we review the Eero wifi mesh router. It's easy to set up and manage and is more reliable and faster than the wifi router you get from your cable provider. We also continue our conversation about DirectTV Now.

This week we discuss using DirectTV Now through the Apple TV as the main source for television and bypassing the traditional cable/satellite boxes we are so used to.

This week we take a look at Android on a Samsung S8.  But this was a corporate issued phone so we haven't completely lost our minds.

This week we discuss our experience using YouTubeTV on the Apple TV and how we think this could be a way to get rid of your satellite and cable boxes.

This week we follow up on our HomePod review from last week and discuss how the Apple Watch has evolved over the years.  The press and public's first perception of the Apple Watch and how it would be used are a lot different than how it is being used today.  Plus we take a quick look at YouTube's new Apple TV interface and YouTube TV.

This week we review the new HomePod and despite some of its shortcomings it can do more than you may think.

This week we discuss some of the hidden features in High Sierra and iOS 11 that can make web browsing better, take FaceTime pictures and save space in your Photo Library.