Month: May 2019

U.S. sanctions aside, Huawei is able to completely change the usual picture of the world. It is a mistake to believe that behind the mere […] Read the original post by Mark

Apple signed an agreement with the British Office for competition and markets (CMA) that will alert iPhone users about a possible slow down before installing […] Read the original post by Mark

World Cup season is upon us. 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup is scheduled to be hosted by England and Wales this time around. The season […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Apple discontinued its Thunderbolt Display a couple of years ago, with the sentiment that plenty of third-party options exist for Mac users out there. There […] Read the original post by Luke Filipowicz

A look at the life, times, and collisions of large galaxies. Read the original post by Shannon Stirone

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Apple acquired Tueo Health, a startup working on an app that worked with commercial breathing sensors to help parents monitor the asthma symptoms of their […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

This Monday, May 27 is Memorial Day, a federal holiday in the United States that honors individuals who have died while serving in the Armed […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

In recent years, Apple has made it increasingly difficult for users to replace parts on their Macs. Apple still allows iMac Retina 5K users to […] Read the original post by Bryan M Wolfe

Jeffrey Deaver’s new novel ‘The Never Game’ is one of a rare breed. Read the original post by Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy

Baltimore ransomware, a Trump golf hack, and more of the week’s top security news. Read the original post by Emily Dreyfuss

Apple unexpectedly released a minor update to its mobile operating system. iOS 12.3.1 now available for download for all owners of compatible devices. It is worth […] Read the original post by Mark

The interest of Chinese users to the iPhone has fallen to a record minimum. Only 17% think about buying American smartphone in the next 12 […] Read the original post by Mark

For a stomach-twisting performance above Manhattan, Red Bull brought in an elite pilot and an unusual sort of helicopter. Read the original post by Eric Adams

Monster Match, a game funded by Mozilla, shows how dating app algorithms reinforce bias—and serve the company more than the user. Read the original post by Arielle Pardes