Month: January 2020

That’s according to one source, who says Apple has also struggled with online sales in the country. What you need to know India’s first-ever Apple store is […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Both iPhones and Androids are encrypted by default. But there are steps you can take to safeguard your data on backups and messaging apps. Read the original post by David Nield

There are many reasons you may want to use a virtual machine on your Mac. Perhaps you need to run a copy of Windows on […] Read the original post by Bryan M Wolfe

Get your hands on these new Nintendo Switch games before they’re all sold out! It’s new game time! Nintendo Switch has quite a few new games […] Read the original post by Alex Huebner

The best, boldest, and most budget-friendly 4K and 8K TVs WIRED has seen, from OLEDs to LCDs. Read the original post by Parker Hall

As Apple pushes new versions of its flagship earbuds, the AirPods, into higher and higher price ranges, it leaves a lot of room for competitors […] Read the original post by Ian Birnbaum

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp and Dragalia Lost, along with Mario Kart Tour and Super Mario Run also drew a lot of revenue. What you need to […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Apple’s shares jumped 2 percent today in after-market trading, following the company’s best reported quarter ever in terms of revenue and profit. The tech giant’s […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

Well, here we are again. Apple once again announced its biggest financial quarter of all-time on Tuesday. During the three months that ended calendar 2019, […] Read the original post by Jason Snell

Shortly after the release of the final version of iOS 13.3.1 Apple released a small update for older Apple mobile devices. 12.4.5 iOS is already […] Read the original post by Mark

Having a kid doesn’t extinguish inspiration. Three cartoonists share how becoming parents radically transformed their art—and everything else.  Read the original post by Adrienne So

Now that the fifth and final chapter of *Kentucky Route Zero* is out, we know how it ends—and have more questions than ever. Read the original post by Laura Hudson

Fingerpainting for the ’gram. Read the original post by WIRED Cartoons

Diodes has announced a controller chip for mains-powered USB Type-C chargers between 18 and 33W. Called AP43771, it supports the USB power delivery (PD) revision 3.0 […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

As of yet there is no universal way to block your children from watching unsuitable content at the device level – so you can’t just […] Read the original post by Jon Reed