Consumer Electronics Wins

If you do a lot of typing on your MacBook on the go, you may have discovered that the angle isn’t always optimal for comfort. […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Today in iLounge Deals we’re offering our readers a great deal on the new BACtrack Mobile Smartphone Breathalyzer for only $84.99—a savings of 57% off […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd

Q: Ever since I upgraded to iOS 8, my iPhone keeps popping up icons in the bottom left corner of the lock screen whenever I’m […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

If you’re tired of just putting your iMac atop a pile of books and want to add that extra little bit of height with a […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple has pulled The Whole Pantry app from its U.S. and Australian App Stores amid controversy surrounding the app’s creator, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

Today’s your last chance to enter our MacBook Pro Giveaway, in which one lucky winner will receive a free 13” MacBook Pro with Retina Display, […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd

A new device allows users to access a locked device running iOS 8.1 through a brute-force attack, even with the “Erase data after 10 attempts” […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

While some may argue about the importance of locking your iPhone or other iOS device with a passcode, in this day of identity thieves and […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple’s iOS 8.2 eliminated the FREAK security flaw in Safari, but FireEye researchers found a handful of popular iOS apps are still vulnerable to attack […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

Apple is negotiating to add the Viacom and Discovery families of networks to its growing Apple TV subscription service, The Wall Street Journal reports. Adding […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

PowerSkin introduced its Pop’n 2 battery pack last October, and the company has already released a new edition, Pop’n 3 ($50). While Pop’n 2 relied […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy

Apple plans to incentivize participation in its upcoming TV service by offering to share data with its programming partners, the New York Post reports. A […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Despite being cut out of negotiations to be included in Apple’s stripped-down TV subscription service, NBC is still aiming at having an app on Apple […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

Nintendo will finally develop games for smartphones, The Wall Street Journal reports. The company that for years refused to cater to the smartphone market has […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

A federal jury has found that Apple did not infringe on five wireless technology patents, Reuters reports. The patents are owned by Canadian company Conversant […] Read the original post by Dan Pye