Wait, What the Hell Happened to Apple AirPower?
AirPower was meant to be an extra-fast wireless charging pad juiced up with special Apple magic. But nine months after it was announced, it’s still unclear when it will actually be available.
AirPower was meant to be an extra-fast wireless charging pad juiced up with special Apple magic. But nine months after it was announced, it’s still unclear when it will actually be available.
You have to wonder if any content on Facebook is worth paying for.
Congratulations Apple, you’ve made tech fun again, even if it’s only for a hot second.
By using earbuds with a hole in the middle and an innovative audio driver that sits behind your ear, Sony has created a truly unique listening experience that lets you listen to your favourite tunes without isolating you from the rest of the world.
Here’s hoping Apple addresses it before Mojave gets officially released later this autumn.
With Google’s push to make texting better as a whole, it makes sense.
With powerful, but not exceedingly expensive GPUs inside already flexible machines, it feels like 2-in-1s are finally ready to deliver on what made the idea of convertible computers so exciting in the first place.
It seems the existence of Amazon’s cashier-less, checkout-free convenience store has left some of the company’s biggest competitors wondering how they, too, can get in on futuristic retail.
A bug in Windows 10 lets hackers use Cortana to gain access to locked computers - so update your PC to activate the just-released patch for this exploit.
Millions of smartphone users have been unwittingly ratting out their favourite local sports bars just by watching a bit of footy.
Users should still be able to use their iPhones to track, trade, and store cryptocoins without any problems, but will no longer be able to use their iPhones to mine for more coins.
What the Z3 Play lacks in overall performance, Moto is hoping it can make up with mods.
At least that gives people more time to save money for a next-gen graphics card.
Last year there was Razer's gaming phone. Then Nubia added RGB lighting to its Red Magic handset. And now Asus is ready to leave them all in the dust.
Snapdragon 850 is Qualcomm’s first chip built specifically for use in laptops instead of phones or tablets.
After a year that saw multiple macOS security issues, Apple is addressing these concerns while also adding some helpful new features to the next version of its desktop operating system.
