Month: July 2020

Verizon’s popular deal on the AirPods Pro has returned this week, allowing shoppers the chance to get Apple’s Bluetooth headphones for $219.99, down from an […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

Amid rumors and hints of a forthcoming update for the iMac, supplies of Apple’s current 27-inch ‌iMac‌ continue to dwindle with mid- and high-end stock […] Read the original post by Eric Slivka

WhatsApp has suspended its processing of requests for user data from Hong Kong law enforcement agencies, in response to China’s imposition of a new national […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

A small change from Apple in iOS 14 has ended up revealing how some popular apps end up using snooping on the clipboard data of […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Almost two years ago, I wrote a column about how Apple could add multouch to the Mac — the benefits, the costs, the challenges, all […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

A quarter-billion years ago, huge volcanic eruptions burned coal, leading to the worst extinction in Earth’s history. Here’s how scientists hunted down the evidence. Read the original post by Matt Simon

This digital screen uses 3D cameras to correct your form, heralding a future without in-person trainers and physical gyms. Read the original post by Parker Hall

What you need to know Tom Hanks stars in Apple TV+ movie “Greyhound” and is on the media trail. He’s spoken about his disappointment that the movie […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

What you need to know Tom Hanks stars in Apple TV+ movie “Greyhound” and is on the media trail. He’s spoken about his disappointment that the movie […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

The United Arab Emirates is preparing to launch its first Martian satellite, Hope, which will search for clues to the Red Planet’s atmospheric mysteries. Read the original post by Daniel Oberhaus

One of the best deals to ever be offered on the Apple AirPods Pro has come to Verizon Wireless. While supplies last, you can snag […] Read the original post by Alex Smith

Anritsu has added forward error correction symbol capture and bathtub test to its 116Gbit/s PAM4 error detector (MU196040B) for developers of 400 and 800Gbit/s Ethernet devices. […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Nobody would credibly argue that Apple is a very open tech company, but the walled garden is at least getting a few new gates this […] Read the original post by Jason Cross

Many schools are preparing for some form of virtual instruction in the autumn. For faculty and students, it won’t be perfect, and it certainly won’t […] Read the original post by Pia Ceres

As the country heads into another fraught election cycle, you can easily get fooled if you don’t know how to interpret those polling results. Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis