We are excited to announce the release of our new, streamlined UsenetServer VPN software. And for the first time ever, we’re introducing mobile apps for iOS and Android! The app has been redesigned with simplicity and ease-of-use in mind. We believe less is sometimes more, and we’ve stripped the UsenetServer VPN client down to its […]
6 Spring Cleaning Tips for Your Computer
It’s that time of year once again — you’ve set the clocks an hour forward, scrubbed down every inch of your house, organized your closet, and maybe even finally got to that pesky leak in the roof that’s been sitting on your to-do list. But what about cleaning up your computer? Many folks tend to […]
Apple Responds to Judge’s Request to Access San Bernardino Shooter’s iPhone
A US magistrate judge has directed Apple to help unlock a phone belonging to one of the killers responsible for the San Bernardino shooting in the hopes of examining its contents and learning more about the incident. Specifically, the FBI wants Apple to create a new version of the iPhone OS— to be used only with […]
How-to Build a Low Budget Usenet Download Machine: Setting Up SABnzbd
Welcome to the fifth and final installment of the How-to Build a Low Budget Usenet Download Machine series. In this guide, we will walk you step-by-step all the way through installing, setting up, and configuring SABNZBd on your Raspberry Pi. We will also cover getting your Pi primed for downloading from your UsenetServer account. Since […]
How to Open and Create ZIP Files on Android
If you’ve ever tried to open a .zip file on a smartphone or tablet, chances are you were turned down with an error message of some sort. And God forbid you need to email a large number of photos to someone — that’s when you’re stuck tediously sending only four or five images at a […]
Innovation Challenge: Announcing the Winning Project
It has been many weeks since we first launched the UsenetServer Innovation Challenge, but at last, the time has come for our winner to claim victory and take home his or her Raspberry Pi 2 to build and complete their new project! Before we declare our winner, we have a bit of background on the […]
Innovation Challenge Top Entries
When we started the UsenetServer Innovation Challenge, we pressed our users to get those creative juices flowing when we asked them to build a Do-It-Yourself project using a Raspberry Pi 2 micro computer as the starting point and key component of the project. We had no restrictions and left the field wide open for entries […]
Samsung Galaxy S6 vs. S6 Edge vs. S6 Active – Geeky Gadgets
In typical geek fashion, Samsung has once again pumped us up with a great dose of variety in their flagship Galaxy S6 line with the Samsung Galaxy S6, the S6 Edge and the Galaxy S6 Active. As we take an in-depth look at these devices, we’ll soon see that the S6 Active sports many new, […]
Give us your feedback and you could win free Usenet!
UsenetServer is proud to bring customers unlimited Usenet access for some of the lowest rates in the industry. Now we want to know more; we are seeking feedback from our users on the overall quality of our service. How reliable are your connections? How helpful is our support staff? What other offerings do you think […]