Month: September 2019

For many of us, English was our first or second language, but why does learning more languages feel so hard when learning our mother tongue […] Read the original post by iMore.com

Lost or damaged your Apple Card? It’s easy to get a replacement. Apple has opened up the gates to Apple Card so that anyone can apply […] Read the original post by Christine Chan

What you need to know Apple TV Channels is adding IFC Films Unlimited to its content offering. The service will offer over 400 films it distributed. You can […] Read the original post by Danny Zepeda

The biometric technology could coexist with Face ID. What you need to know Apple is internally testing an iPhone with an in-display fingerprint sensor. The biometric system would […] Read the original post by Brandon Russell

It has that nostalgic look. What you need to know Return of the Obra Dinn is a first-person mystery game on PC. It’s coming to consoles this year. […] Read the original post by Asher Madan

Bloomberg continues to share information about future plans of Apple company. Today, the authoritative resource authors citing informed sources, reported Apple to integrate Touch ID […] Read the original post by Mark

Multibillion-dollar lawsuits, scandals photos of monuments, piracy, counterfeiting, fighting titans such as Apple and Samsung arguing about someone who stole a brand KVN — live […] Read the original post by Mark

IFA 2019. Presented a smart watch Garmin Venu Today at IFA 2019, Garmin has introduced its new smart watch Garmin Venu. According to the statements of […] Read the original post by Mark

Apple to introduce full-screen fingerprint scanner on the new iPhone that will be released next year, said Bloomberg sources. The technology is already in the […] Read the original post by Mark

Sonos today introduced its first portable Bluetooth speaker, the Sonos Move. The battery-powered Sonos Move features both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for listening at home or on […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

Called the eDumper, the massive truck relies on regenerative braking to recover some of its energy as it slows down. Let’s break down the physics. Read the original post by Rhett Allain

The Pew Research Center reports 56% of Americans trust law enforcement to use the technology responsibly, despite concerns over fairness, and bans in some cities. Read the original post by Sara Harrison

Founded in the 1950s, California City was intended to rival Los Angeles in size. It never took off. Read the original post by Michael Hardy

Electromagnetic field safety equipment supplier Link Microtek has launched a two-day training course to help organisations comply with the 2013/35/EU EMF Directive and the UK-specific […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Facebook Dating’s US rollout includes a few new updates, including safety features and more Instagram integration. Read the original post by Louise Matsakis