Month: April 2016

The ticket lottery for WWDC 2016 has officially ended, and Apple has now started sending out confirmations to those who won a chance to attend. […] Read the original post by Dan Thorp-Lancaster

Every day, Macworld brings you the essential daily news and other info about all things Apple. But staying on top of that torrent of information […] Read the original post by Macworld Staff

In what is likely a push to better the Apple Watch experience for users, Apple has announced that all new watchOS apps submitted to the […] Read the original post by Dan Thorp-Lancaster

The ticket lottery for Apple’s 2016 Worldwide Developers Conference ended this morning at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time, and it appears that some developers who have […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

The HP Z240 SFF workstation gives you speedy, ISV-certified hardware components in a desktop PC that fits in a compact cubicle. It’s a quick system […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

The AOC G2460PF is a well-priced, well-equipped 24-inch monitor with good gaming chops, though its gray-scale and viewing-angle performance could be better. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

Users are becoming more interested in what an app can do for them than about which devices they are using to run the app, says […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

Green Man Gaming won’t likely be your primary place to buy PC games digitally, but it is worth browsing, especially if you’re looking for a […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

Avast SecureLine offers VPN security and solid speed, but with few features and at a relatively high price. Read the original post by Richard Wilson

Microsoft’s Hub Keyboard is an iPhone keyboard replacement intended to help you manipulate documents, contacts, and clipboard contents, but it lacks many capabilities found in […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

If you’ve already mastered the basics, the Polar A360 is an advanced fitness tracker that gives concrete recommendations on how to improve your health. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

We have some great apps for you today that are discounted for a short duration in the App Store, including Orderly-To-do Lists, AirTycoon Online and […] Read the original post by Kelly Hodgkins

The iBooks and iTunes Movies stores that opened six months ago were suddenly shut down by Chinese regulators last week. Read the original post by Killian Bell

Safecracker! The week’s roundup includes an Apple Watch game that lets you learn some useful cat burglar skills. Read on! Break This Safe Break This Safe is a […] Read the original post by Joel Mathis

As work on its car project progresses, Apple has been snapping up a huge number of employees with expertise in the automotive industry from companies […] Read the original post by Juli Clover