T-Mobile has been gradually pushing the idea of device payment plans for a little while now, making the other wireless carriers rethink those lengthy contracts. […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck
Month: December 2015
Steam’s Christmas Day debacle exposed the details of 34,000 users
Valve has now offered more information on what happened on Christmas Day, when some users of its Steam PC and Mac game download service viewed […] Read the original post by John Callaham
Redesigned Twitter for Mac, with Dark Theme, GIF support, and more now available
Twitter for Mac has been a relic of a past age for a long time, but after an initial report stated a refresh was coming […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck
City Ergonomics DXT Wireless Mouse 2
The DXT Wireless Mouse 2 is an expensive ergonomic mouse with some good design ideas, but is ultimately less comfortable and intuitive than a traditional […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson
AT&T to Stop Offering Two-Year Phone Contracts Starting January 8
Starting on January 8, 2016, AT&T plans to introduce a “pricing simplification effort” that will see the end of device subsidies and two-year contracts. According […] Read the original post by Juli Clover
AT&T reportedly set to ditch 2-year smartphone contracts on Jan. 8 [Update]
Update: AT&T has sent over a statement that both confirms, as well as clarifies, the carrier’s plans: “With $0 down for well-qualified customers, the ability to […] Read the original post by John Callaham
AT&T reportedly set to ditch 2-year smartphone contracts on Jan. 8
AT&T looks like it is finally close to getting rid of the old-fashioned two-year contract plan for buying smartphones. A new report, citing a leaked […] Read the original post by John Callaham
Twitter for Mac gets a new look, group messaging, and much more
Twitter has delivered a major update to its Mac application, adding support for a number of the social network’s most recent features. Version 4.0 also […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller
Razer Diamondback (2015)
The Razer Diamondback is a full-featured gaming mouse with customizable lighting and programmable buttons, but its ambidextrous design can be uncomfortable to use. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson
Master & Dynamic MW60
The Master & Dynamic MW60 wireless headphones deliver a balanced, accurate Bluetooth audio experience in a beautifully crafted, comfortable design. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson
How to troubleshoot your HomeKit accessories
Using Siri with HomeKit accessories is magical—when it works. If your HomeKit accessories blink out, here’s the fix. I’ve been testing all sorts of HomeKit accessories […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell
Microsoft could be launching a smaller, cheaper Xbox to compete directly with the new Apple TV
As far as set-top boxes go, a home video game console these days typically offers all of the streaming services one could want, plus access […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck
Save up to 70% on select Transcend microSD cards at Amazon
Amazon is currently hosting a deal on select Transcend storage products that can save you as much as 70% on the purchase. Whether you are […] Read the original post by Jared DiPane
Apple’s Kevin Lynch Explains Method Behind Apple Watch’s Precise Timekeeping
One of the Apple Watch features Apple often highlights is the device’s precise timekeeping, which Apple says is within 50 milliseconds of the global time […] Read the original post by Juli Clover
Apple’s five biggest fumbles of 2015
No company is perfect. Every peak brings with it a valley. And Apple had plenty of both this year. Apple shipped a stunning amount of products […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie