Month: December 2019

iFixit has shared its full teardown of the new Mac Pro, calling it “beautiful, amazingly well put together, and a masterclass in repairability.” Given its modular […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

If you’re serious about brewing your own coffee in campgrounds, in hotel rooms, or really anywhere, this is the kit for you. Read the original post by Joe Ray

The company is partnering with Serial Box on new stories for the platform. Read the original post by Graeme McMillan

iMessage is Apple’s exclusive chat service for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. Without it, we’d just be a bunch of gree bubbles. iMessage lets you […] Read the original post by Luke Filipowicz

Last year, YouTuber MKBHD did a blind camera comparison in which the $300 Pocophone managed to beat the iPhone XS, iPhone X, and other flagship […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

What you need to know “Helpsters” is an Apple TV+ puppet show. It hopes to help children with problem solving and coding. A new “pop-up” has appeared in […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

In fact, the top four all belong to the Facebook family… What you need to know Facebook was the most downloaded app of the decade according to […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

I’ve been using iPads for so long that my hands automatically expect to do some things when I see one, even when I’m using one […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson

Today Apple introduced a new tariff plan for its gaming service. Now users have the ability to issue an annual subscription to the Apple Arcade. […] Read the original post by Mark

Laugh to keep from crying, because crying might result in bad reviews. Read the original post by WIRED Cartoons

What you need to know Apple Pay and Apple Pay Express Transit make paying for journeys easier. Philadelphia, Boston, and San Diego are adding support in America. So […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

The flaw would have given attackers an avenue for crashing the app—every time a user opened an infected group thread. Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

By exploiting flaws in popular video conferencing hardware from DTEN, attackers can monitor audio, capture slides—and take full control of devices. Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

What you need to know Steve Jobs introduced iPad in 2010. It arrived three years after iPhone. And it was only developed once iPhone was mature. iPhone took priority, […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

We are approaching the end of the year so it’s a great time to look back on the hits and misses of 2019. And surely […] Read the original post by The Macalope