Month: March 2018

Sharp is looking to expand its IGZO and OLED panel production capacity in a bid to win display panel orders from Apple. The company is […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

With just days to go until Apple takes the stage at a school auditorium in Chicago for its next event, Bloomberg is spilling the beans […] Read the original post by Michael Simon

Whether you’re just having trouble connecting to your HomePod or are facing a more serious issue here are the best ways to repair — or, […] Read the original post by Mikah Sargent

Plus, Elon Musk gets a nice Tesla compensation package, and everything else you missed this week. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Optoma’s projector is not perfect, but the picture is great and the price is nice. Read the original post by Brendan Nystedt

A Bloomberg report details that Apple will be unveiling “new low-cost iPads and education software” aimed at students and teachers at its March 27 event. Apple is […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

NEWS ANALYSIS: The attack in Atlanta is only the latest in a series of similar ransomware attacks that have crippled medical facilities, city governments and […] Read the original post by Chethan Rao

Apple plans to introduce a cheaper iPad next week that should appeal to the education market, and new software for the classroom, according to Bloomberg […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

Let’s get this out of the way: No smart speaker is perfect. But if you’re looking for a good introductory option, great sound, or lots […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

Let’s get this out of the way: No smart speaker is perfect. But if you’re looking for a good introductory option, great sound, or lots […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

Micron Technology is the only remaining US maker of DRAM, the short-term memory chips found in computers and smartphones. Read the original post by Klint Finley

A Macworld reader who prefers to remain unidentified (since we’re talking about security issues) wondered why Apple asked for his iPhone passcode when he was […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

Bank of New York Mellon Corp cut its holdings in Stratasys, Ltd. by 52.1% during the 4th quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F […] Read the original post by AmericanBankingNews.com

The true ethical dilemma with driverless cars isn’t the trolley problem—it’s whether we should be testing them on public streets at all. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

In four months, the southern California town has seen mudslides, the largest wildfire in state history, and now flash floods. Read the original post by Megan Molteni