Month: April 2016

It’s a sad day, friends; Think Retro is being put to sleep. Wait, I mean in the sense of choosing Sleep from the Apple menu—or, […] Read the original post by Christopher Phin

Daimler has let three of its autonomous trucks loose on public roads, setting them the task of driving from Stuttgart to Rotterdam as a fully […] Read the original post by Gizmag

US stocks ended weaker on Monday, pulling back from a recent rally that took them to new 2016 highs, as losses in commodity-related and industrial […] Read the original post by Iol.co.za

Osram is revealing laser-based spotlights and other stage lighting technology at Prolight+Sound 2016 in Frankfurt this week. Basing the spotlights on work done for laser-based […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

The Oculus Rift headset delivers an impressive virtual reality experience with more compatible software than the HTC Vive, but it’s still waiting on motion controls. […] Read the original post by richard wilson

Apple’s dot-releases are typically about making iOS run more smoothly, but iOS 9.3 has enough new features we made an entire video about it. In this […] Read the original post by Oscar Raymundo

iPhone SE may be just as powerful as Apple’s high-end iPhone 6s series internally, but it’s not quite as impressive externally. Despite using the same Series […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

VoiceOver and visual accessibility features helps those who are visually impaired get the most out of their iPhone or iPad. iPhones and iPads aren’t just for […] Read the original post by Mike Tanasychuk

Odds are that your Lightning cable gets used and abused, whether it’s from being transported in your bag or the constant connecting to and disconnecting […] Read the original post by iMore.com

Like it or not, email is a part of our lives. What started as an exciting declaration of “You’ve got mail!” has become a nonstop […] Read the original post by Michael Simon

Barclays has finally added Apple Pay support in the U.K., a whole nine months after it made its initial debut. Customers are reporting that they […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

The Ryobi Ultra-Quiet Garage Door Opener can be kitted out to make your garage safe, or give it its own soundtrack. View gallery Ryobi, best […] Read the original post by Gizmag

How do you know what’s in a photo if you can’t see it? Facebook has the answer. View gallery Browse through your Facebook News Feed […] Read the original post by Gizmag

Wrenchit is a lightweight multi-spanner with 10 different interchangeable wrench bits, including spoke wrenches and a bottle opener, that’s designed for making small-scale bolt adjustments […] Read the original post by Gizmag

A video surfaced online yesterday purporting to show a vulnerability in iOS 9.3.1 that allows anyone to access photos and contacts on a locked iPhone […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick