Month: July 2020

The Odyssey jailbreak tool from Coolstar was in the news for all the wrong reasons even before its public release. The Unc0ver team had filed […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The first Apple Silicon Mac system will be coming this year. We know that because Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, told us so at WWDC 2020 […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

Here are some of the best automations that I’ve made so far with Shortcuts in iOS 14. iOS 14 has some substantial updates in store for […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller

The NIH research connecting anatomy and sex chromosomes could shed light on mental disorders. But the topic is sensitive and such findings are easy to […] Read the original post by Grace Huckins

WIRED tested. After decades of running with water running down my face, the Treadbands workout headband let me see clearly. Read the original post by Parker Hall

What you need to know CASETiFY & The Pokémon Company have announced new cases, straps, and more. Buyers can join the waitlist now. The range “channels ’90s nostalgia […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

An alleged photo of the 5.4-inch display panel of the iPhone 12 is circulating on Chinese social media site Weibo. Continue reading → Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

What you need to know Leaker Jon Prosser claims we can expect a new iMac as soon as next week. Prosser says that we should “keep an […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

The Boltune BT-BH024 true wireless earbuds are down to $32.99 on Amazon thanks to a $10 off on-page coupon and the code CRNLRZ7B, which applies […] Read the original post by John Levite

macOS Catalina 10.15.6 seems to have introduced a bug that causes system crashes, especially when using virtualization software such as VirtualBox or VMware. Users of virtualization […] Read the original post by Hartley Charlton

What you need to know New images of claimed iPhone 12 screens have appeared on Weibo. The Chinese social network is often the place to be for […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

Attackers increasingly try to confuse and bypass machine-learning systems. So the companies that deploy them are getting creative. Read the original post by Tom Simonite

Studies from around the world suggest that success depends on class size, distancing, the age of the students, and how prevalent the virus is locally. Read the original post by Eric Niiler

Few products exert the kind of gravity on rumors and speculation as Apple’s iPhone. Every year, the process repeats itself: websites and tweets full of […] Read the original post by Dan Moren

Images emerged on Chinese social media platform Weibo over the weekend purporting to show display panels for Apple’s upcoming “iPhone 12” lineup. The images also […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick