The future of AirPods involves more sensors and lower prices

Apple's future updates to the AirPods lineup could include even more health-related functionality and cheaper models, as Apple attempts to expand the utility and adoption of the personal audio devices.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 1

Twitter imposes limits on readable tweets to beat 'scraping'

The latest changes to the Elon Musk-owned Twitter is causing problems for users, with the micro-blogging service preventing unregistered users from viewing the site and limiting access, to fight off supposed data scrapers.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 25

How to add PCIe cards to just about any Mac

Apple's Mac Pro isn't the only Mac in the lineup that can use PCIe expansion cards. Here are the best PCIe chassis expansion enclosures you can use to expand nearly every Mac made in the last seven years.

Evan Selleck 2 years ago 0

Apple on the hook for $1.1 billion in Caltech Wi-Fi patent case

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to Caltech's Wi-Fi patents, and after a decade-long legal battle, Apple is finally on the hook for the billion-dollar verdict.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 12

Sabrent Thunderbolt 4 KVM Switch has 8K 60Hz support in a compact size

Sabrent has introduced its Thunderbolt 4K KVM Switch, a handy tool for managing two Macs using the same desktop peripherals, with the new model including 8K display support and 60W of power delivery.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 2

Android has an emergency call false positive problem too

The false-positive emergency calling problem isn't just one affecting iPhones, as it seems that the same thing is happening on Android, delayed by the fragmented nature of Android update rollouts.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 2

Apple to appeal NLRB ruling it 'coercively interrogated' staff about unions

Apple intends to appeal a National Labor Relations Board ruling over alleged violations of employee rights, by "coercively" interrogating workers and limiting the sharing of pro-union flyers.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 11

Apple replacing shuttered North Carolina store with new location

Three months after Apple closed a North Carolina retail store, it has filed permits to start construction on a new location, just a handful of miles away.

Mike Wuerthele 2 years ago 2

Spotify may finally join Apple Music's lossless audio party two years late

Spotify's HiFi service is still being worked on, with the chronically-late lossless music streaming plan set to launch later in 2023, but not in the United States at first.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 10

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Bluetti AC200P is still a top portable power station and now it's on sale

Keep powering your outdoor adventures even longer with the Bluetti AC200P Portable Power Station. This compact power solution provides 2,000Wh of energy to supply household or outdoor gear for any planned expedition or unexpected outage.

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Apple wants to control every image of an apple, says Swiss fruit firm

Fruit Union Suisse says Apple is not just contesting its trademark apple logo, it wants to get exclusive rights to all depictions of actual apples.

William Gallagher 2 years ago 17

Apps Apple Sherlocked at WWDC23 in iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma

At Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, the company debuted an entire new run of operating systems as it always does, but still managed to 'Sherlock' a few good things along the way, too. Here are some notable titles.

Evan Selleck 2 years ago 13

Ex-Apple staff are behind hundreds of top tech startups

Many Apple alums have gone on to found startups in climate, health, and other areas, and they attribute their acquired skills and knowledge to their time spent at Apple.

Andrew Orr 2 years ago 5

'Assassin's Creed Codename Jade' opens registration for closed betas ahead of launch

Ubisoft is bringing a new free-to-play "Assassin's Creed" game to iPhone, where users get to customize their character and adventure in 215 B.C. China — registration for closed beta testing is open now.

Evan Selleck 2 years ago 0

Apple's live events are probably a thing of the past, and that's sad

This year's WWDC keynote was another shiny, practiced, and well-oiled presentation for a bunch of new things coming down the pipe. It's a clear sign that Apple's is probably done with the way it used to handle announcements — and that's sad.

Evan Selleck 3 years ago 44

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