Month: October 2018

The threequel is often the most interesting installment of a long-running horror series, an attempt to break away from its predecessors—no matter how ridiculously. Read the original post by Brian Raftery

We at Macworld have been talking a lot about external graphics processing unit (eGPU) support for the Mac in both macOS High Sierra and Mojave, […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson

Keyboards come in varying sizes depending on your needs and preferences. Users who interact with numbers frequently probably can't use a keyboard that does not […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The iPhone XS Max comes with a 3174mAh battery which is good enough to last more than a day of heavy use and even outlast […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Apple developed the iPhone for protection against hacker break-ins. It is reported by Forbes with reference to sources. According to the publication, Apple has eliminated the […] Read the original post by adminfsd

Why buy a regular Nintendo Switch when you can buy one that not many people in the world own? We’re highlighting all of the different […] Read the original post by Quentyn Kennemer

Forget miles driven and disengagements. It’s time for a new framework. We just need to figure out what that looks like. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Unlike the iPhone XS, the iPhone XR only has a single camera on the back. But it still supports Portrait Mode. Just like Pixel 3, […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Apple’s next big event is October 30. What’s in store? New iPads Pro, new MacBook Air, new Mac Mini, and Coffee Lake… everything? The invitations have […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

Renesas is aiming at industrial robots by adding support for DDS-XRCE (data-distribution service for extremely resource constrained environments), one of the protocols planned for the […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

The new version of Adobe Premiere Elements may be a bit lighter on new features that most people are used to, but the 2019 version […] Read the original post by Jackie Dove

Salesforce’s Marc Benioff and Square’s Jack Dorsey line up on opposite sides of a proposed tax on businesses to fund homeless programs. Read the original post by Adam Rogers

A new report calls for more research into carbon capture tech. Problem, though: Who will pay to make it happen? Read the original post by Matt Simon

The No. 2 Pencil is coming — even if Apple doesn’t call it that! For the last couple of years, all we’ve had are Apple Pencil […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

The new TiVo Bolt OTA gives cord-cutters more features, but it’s still missing some modern touches. Read the original post by Jared Newman