FINALLY!!! Netflix announced today that they will now offer their customers the option to download movies and series to watch offline!  So while you're packing your luggage for your next trip you can add download Netflix series to binge watch to your list.  This will be offered at no extra cost to the customer.  Considering they recently adjusted rates I think this will soften the those that were a little up in arms about the change.

It's the season of fuzzy sweaters, knee boots, as well as the invasion of all things pumpkin spice *yuck lol*. This season also brings with it, the gathering of family and along with that family dinners!  So in case you can get your great Aunt Edna to share the recipe for her famous pie I compiled a couple of apps that can help you out in the kitchen, not just around the holidays but anytime you're stepping into the kitchen, I mean you're going to have your phone with you anyway, so might as well let it be your digital sous chef!

Everywhere you look there's bound to be someone with a phone or a tablet in their hand, from the parents with their smartphone all the way down to the toddler that has a tablet with the silicone protective case on it.  We live in a time where that's the norm, I've seen kids as young as 6 with smartphones (Not sure why as they aren't going anywhere alone..but I digress).  At the beginning of this school year, my son's school had a Google Chromebook on the supply list, no paper, no pencil just the Chromebook.  So technology has always been apart of education, I took keyboarding in high school and we also had computer education in the school.  But now it's really apart of the everyday all day while they learn.  But here are some tips to help keep an eye on what they do.