Month: September 2019

Make it pink! Make it blue! You can change the color and style of your Apple Watch faces. On Apple Watch, you can have dozens of […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

With 1,800 watts of liquefying power, it makes an excellent addition to your kitchen—if you’re a blender person. Read the original post by Joe Ray

How vulnerable are landmark stone formations to tremors from earthquakes or human activities? Read the original post by Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica

The Apple Card is unlike any other credit card in the market. Even if one ignores its tight integration with the iPhone’s Wallet app, the […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Wind tunnels and downdrafts can make life difficult for cyclists and pedestrians. London’s new design rules aim to reduce headwinds. Read the original post by Alex Davies

In July this year, Apple updated its MacBook Air lineup with a brighter True Tone display, an updated keyboard, and a lower price tag. As […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Not so important, why do you have a credit or debt to pay still need every month. To evaluate, to whom, how much and for […] Read the original post by Mark

Recently it became known that the future iPhone plans to add a gas sensor. However, then was not entirely clear why Apple is planning to […] Read the original post by Mark

Co-founder of Apple Steve Wozniak (Steve Wozniak) said in an interview with Bloomberg about his favorite gadget. Wozniak called Apple watch its “favorite technological advancement in […] Read the original post by Mark

We tested the latest and greatest gaming laptops to sort the god-rolls from the vendor fodder. Read the original post by Jess Grey

One might think after many years of Spotlight search being in macOS that there would be no new tricks. But a colleague on Twitter asked […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

On Cameo, you can buy personalized video messages from a marketplace of 20,000 celebrities. Read the original post by Arielle Pardes

Get yourself a heat shield, and throw the parcel really hard—backwards. Read the original post by Randall Munroe

Begin by acknowledging your password has a problem. Read the original post by WIRED Cartoons

You get too many rings and blips and squawks on your smartphone. Here’s how to shut them up. Read the original post by David Nield