Month: January 2018

Usually we find image stabilization features inside of lenses themselves, but having it built into the camera body means that all lenses you put on […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Have you ever been to websites with sneaky ads that redirect you to other websites without your knowledge or permission? That can be rather annoying, […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Apple today released the first beta of an upcoming iOS 11.3 update, and it introduces quite a few new features, including several major changes and […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

The new developer betas of iOS 11.3 and tvOS 11.3 introduce AirPlay 2 features, allowing for multi-room music playback on Apple TVs using your iPhone. With […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

HomePod, iPhone rumors, iOS 11.3, and your comments and questions: Macworld Podcast episode 589 Apple’s HomePod goes on sale this Friday. Are you buying one? The […] Read the original post by Dan Masaoka, Jason Cross, Michael Simon, Roman Loyola

With the launch of Apple’s new HomePod just around the corner, you may be asking yourself if a single speaker is enough for you. The […] Read the original post by Mikah Sargent

In most cliques, there always seems to have one friend who all over the latest gadgets and gizmos. These techies are into various gizmos – […] Read the original post by Internet Vibes

When is Apple’s HomePod coming to Canada? How can you order it now? Will a U.S. HomePod work in Canada? Here’s what you need to […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

I love my Amazon Echo, but I’m even more excited to use a smart speaker that works with Siri. The HomePod has been talked about for […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

Apple’s smart speaker arrives in stores February 9. But is it worth plunking down $349 when pre-orders open? Arguably, no one needs a smart speaker like […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

For the first time, VR has scored the kind of film-festival deal usually accorded to conventional movies. Read the original post by Angela Watercutter

Not sure if you’ll really like a game? Find out if you truly enjoy the game before buying it by playing these free demos. Have you […] Read the original post by Kennedy Weston

Register to become a member today. You'll get the essential information you need to do your job better, including Meg Whitman, one of Silicon Valley's […] Read the original post by Advertising Age

Congressman Devin Nunes has fired up his fellow Republicans over a mysterious memo, taking advantage of a secretive legal process to sow confusion. Read the original post by Louise Matsakis

Swift Playgrounds, Apple’s in-house effort to help people (especially kids) learn how to code, has just been updated to version 2.0. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck