Month: February 2018

There are multiple messaging apps out there that are available for users on smartphones, and Telegram is one of the many. However it looks like […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Prices are only good for one day! There are three different versions included in this sale, and you can’t go wrong with grabbing any of them. […] Read the original post by Jared DiPane

HomePod comes with peer-to-peer Airplay so even if your friends aren’t on your Wi-Fi network, they can still kick out the jams. When my friends come […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

And why you should pay attention to this tech showdown, no matter who you are. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

A new report from the OpenGov Foundation reveals what happens to your phone calls, emails, and letters to Congress—and how they can break through the […] Read the original post by Issie Lapowsky

If the food you eat changes your health, so does your technological diet. Here’s what researchers of digital health need to learn from the study […] Read the original post by Robbie Gonzalez

Welcome to Apple doom watch (not to be confused with the Apple Watch doom watch). We are now on day… Uh, Siri? How many days has […] Read the original post by The Macalope

Apple has removed the Telegram messaging app from the iOS App Store due to “inappropriate content.” In addition to Telegram, Telegram X — an experimental […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Apple has removed the Telegram messaging app from the iOS App Store due to “inappropriate content.” In addition to Telegram, Telegram X — an experimental […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

If you’re all in on the Apple ecosystem, FaceTime might have replaced Skype for all one on one calls with your friends, family, and co-workers. […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Ten years ago, a Stanford lab created the formula to make technology addictive. Now, Silicon Valley is dealing with the consequences. Read the original post by Simone Stolzoff

The Alexa voice platform and other deep learning projects have made Amazon an AI leader. Read the original post by Steven Levy

Two state-sponsored hacking operations are plaguing Pyeongchang, with murky motivations and no clear endgame. Read the original post by Andy Greenberg

The discovery that in iOS 11.3 Apple is renaming the iBooks app to “Books” seemed… not particularly revelatory. We’ve all read about how Apple’s been […] Read the original post by Jason Snell

Glass-free electrophoretic displays (EPDs) can update shelf information wirelessly, although Plastic Logic is quick to point out that updates are not confined to price changes, […] Read the original post by Caroline Hayes