Month: December 2019

Outlook users on iOS can now use Do Not Disturb to keep their notifications quiet. What you need to know Outlook for iOS now has a Do […] Read the original post by Sean Endicott

Heads up! We share savvy shopping and personal finance tips to put extra cash in your wallet. iMore may receive a commission from The Points […] Read the original post by Joe Wituschek

Apple Card usually offers 3% Daily Cash cashback on the purchase of Apple products. However, just for the holiday season, Apple has doubled the cashback […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Toshiba has announced the TB9045FNG series, a range of general-purpose system power ICs with multiple-outputs. They are certified to ISO26262 for safety-critical automotive applications including […] Read the original post by Alex McCarthy

They’re lighter, sleeker and have a display that’s 10x sharper! What you need to know North has announced the next generation of its smart glasses, Focals 2.0. Focals […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Cellular carriers around the world have increasingly let us bring our phone number with us when we travel outside our home country without paying truly […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

Apple is suing the former lead of its A-series chip development Gerard Williams III for breach of his employment contract. Williams led the development of […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

What you need to know Apple is paying 6% Daily Cash cashback this holiday season. Purchases must be made via Apple Card at Apple Stores or online. This […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

Two big names come to Apple Pay. What you need to know Two new German banks now support Apple Pay. Sparkasse and Commerzbank customers can now use Visa […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Werma has launched the LED 816 multicolour beacon for manufacturing and process applications where signal light systems are required to indicate machine status. Machines and […] Read the original post by Alex McCarthy

Remember wearables? Of course you don’t. After all, it was allll the way back in 2014. Who can even remember what happened last week, what with […] Read the original post by The Macalope

The rural carriers who rely on Huawei are wary of a costly “rip and replace” effort. Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

Dive deep into the 5G spectrum, millimeter wave technology, and why 5G could give China an edge in the AI race. Read the original post by Klint Finley

The new MacBook Pro is a little boring, but after years of misfires in Apple’s laptop lineup, the machine reliably gets the job done. Read the original post by Julian Chokkattu

What you need to know Apple is replacing the 2013 Mac Pro today. The machine hasn’t been updated in years. It was great on day one. But things […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam