Month: July 2020

Apple this weekend has honored the life of late politician and civil rights leader John Lewis with a full-page tribute on its website. A photo […] Read the original post by Frank McShan

Go “Behind the Mac” with two artists. What you need to know Apple has dropped two new “Behind the Mac” videos. The videos follow Tyler Mitchell and James […] Read the original post by Joe Wituschek

If you want to get into shape, you’re going to need a quality fitness tracker to help you get there. There are so many options […] Read the original post by Aimee Hart

When it comes to your online security, a VPN is your most powerful defense against those who are out to steal personal information such as […] Read the original post by StackSocial

Whether you’re a professional photographer or just starting as an amateur, having a lens kit for your iPhone can change the game. In fact, some […] Read the original post by Christine Chan

Somehow, it seemed like the entire internet was a fail this week in more ways than one, but here we are. Congrats to everyone — we’ve […] Read the original post by Christine Chan

Amazon is once again back with some great discounts on Apple’s MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and AirPods lineup. The deals range from up to $300 […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Work from home is the new norm these days. A majority of office-going folks are trying to be productive while working from home. While you […] Read the original post by Parth Shah

After years of keeping the iPhone’s Home screen largely the same, Apple finally changed how it functions with iOS 14. No longer do you have […] Read the original post by Dilum Senevirathne

Facebook. Google. Netflix. Sometimes your accounts get compromised, so it’s vital to understand the threats. Read the original post by Matt Burgess, WIRED UK

From everyday canvas sacks to rainstorm-ready sling packs, let these one-strap wonders shoulder the burden. Read the original post by Jess Grey, Adrienne So

Facebook. Google. Netflix. Sometimes your accounts get compromised, so it’s key to understand the threats. Read the original post by Matt Burgess, WIRED UK

For marginalized groups, dark fictions are not imaginary. Yet many in the US pretend the things that happen in books can’t happen in their own […] Read the original post by Cadwell Turnbull

His incompleteness theorems destroyed the search for a mathematical theory of everything. Nearly a century later, we’re still coming to grips with the consequences. Read the original post by Natalie Wolchover

I really wanted it to work. A couple of weeks ago I closed my MacBook on a Friday afternoon with no plans to open it […] Read the original post by Michael Simon