Month: June 2019

Each year, Apple provides up to 350 students with a free ticket to WWDC and lodging for the conference. The lucky winners are selected based […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

There are a number of great options available when it comes to smart thermostats, but one of the leaders has always been Ecobee. The company […] Read the original post by Jared DiPane

Cupertino’s special edition Apple Watch bands are never available for long, but you can still get them in some locations online. Back in 2017, Apple introduced […] Read the original post by Bryan M Wolfe

According to a group of researchers, culturing insect cells could be easier and more efficient than culturing cow cells. Read the original post by Matt Simon

The next film in the franchise is all about millennials. Kinda. Read the original post by Graeme McMillan

Just hours ahead of Apple taking the stage at WWDC 2019, Ben Geskin has leaked a screenshot of what he claims is the new Reminders […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

If you believe the rumors, iOS 13 will bring many new features and capabilities, specially created for iPad. It includes improved multitasking, some changes in […] Read the original post by Mark

Moscow, June 3 — “News. The economy is” Huawei Technologies is redefining its goal to become a world leader in sales of smartphones in 2020 […] Read the original post by Mark

Yet again, a bug in Apple’s safeguards against “synthetic clicks” allows hackers to slip past Mojave’s security restrictions on apps. Read the original post by Andy Greenberg

May’s best iOS games Image by Bandai Namco Enjoy a good puzzler? Then you may find something to love among May’s drop of standout iOS games. Sometimes […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson

Want to pick up an iPad or iPad Pro but don’t want to pay full price for it? There are always deals at various retailers. […] Read the original post by Adam Oram

Reports say the federal government is considering antitrust probes of Google and Amazon. Big Tech could be a bogeyman for both sides in the 2020 […] Read the original post by Fred Vogelstein

Lyft’s Motivate has exclusive bike-share contracts with several cities. San Francisco officials are debating what “exclusive” means. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

The 30th anniversary of the end of the Tiananmen uprising highlights how Chinese, and Western, companies filter what Chinese internet users can see. Read the original post by Tom Simonite

Apple’s developer conference kicks off June 3 at 10 am Pacific. Follow along with us for analysis and commentary from WIRED’s editors. Read the original post by WIRED Staff