Robocalls are down, but robotexts are the new problem, says a new report
Robocalls have been an annoying part of life even before cellphones thankfully, they are dropping, but now robotexts are taking their place.
If you got an email from iTunes Connect, you can ignore it
Many users, including us, have received emails from iTunes Connect requesting an update to banking details; you can ignore it.
The next generation of “Pro” iPhone might be even more “Pro” than before
A new report from Digitimes explains that three different memory manufacturers will put their LPDDR5 RAM in the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro.
Otterbox has announced its 2-in-1 Charging Station for MagSafe
Otterbox makes some of the industries best mobile accessories on the market and today they’ve announced a 2-in-1 charger for Apple devices.
Apple’s Netflix tax lawsuit against Chicago has been settled, but terms not disclosed
Chicago’s Netflix tax was introduced back in 2015 to generate more revenue by taxing users of online streaming services like Netflix.
Canada’s Rogers Communications suffers outage affecting millions for most of the day
Rogers Communications is one of the largest Canadian telecommunications companies, and Friday was not a good day for them.
Your near-future Android lock screen may come with ads
Reports from TechCrunch and iMore indicate that advertisements may soon be coming to your Android lock screen. Read on for more!
You probably have more screenshots in photo storage than you realize
Screenshots. We all take them. Sometimes it’s to capture a social media post or grab a message, and you probably have more than you know.
Rumor: Apple Watch Series 8 may feature fever detection and a larger display
Today’s internet rumor: The upcoming Apple Watch Series 8 may have fever detection and sport a possible 50mm display.
Are we tired of being tracked yet?
Are you tired of being tracked? I know I am. Ad tracking from big tech companies and advertisers has me at my wit’s end.
Another year and another story about USB-C for iPhone
Over the past few years, there has been story after story about USB-C for iPhone and how the EU and others will force Apple to adopt it. Here’s another.
New York state’s “Right to Repair” law could have a ripple effect
New York’s passage of the nation’s first consumer electronics “right-to-repair” law represents a rare success for consumer groups and advocates.
Six incredibly complicated pieces of miniature technology
Below, learn more about six pieces of miniature technology that you may want to consider looking at for purchase. Read on for more!
Apple’s new self-service repair program has been out for a month: How does it measure up?
Self-Service Repair officially launched on April 28, 2022, in the U.S., with plans to bring it to Europe later this year. Now that consumers have had access to this program for some weeks, what do they think of it?
New Satechi dock expands storage and extends USB ports on the 24″ iMac
Satechi, known for producing Apple accessories and more, announces its latest accessory for Apple iMac, the USB-C Slim Dock.
Apple VR/AR is unlikely to be announced at WWDC 2022
Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference is set to happen next week, but it is unlikely that we will see Apple VR announced this year.
iOS, once again, may adopt a long-standing Android feature; the always-on display
Apple hasn’t been as daring as Samsung when it comes to new features; now, iOS could finally come with an always-on display feature.
Duet Display review: Easily turns your iPad into a second display
If you are working remotely and need a handy second display, look no further than the iPad you already have and Duet Display.
[Rumor] Apple testing USB-C port for future iPhones
According to reports, Apple is finally testing the standardized USB-C port instead of its proprietary Lightning charging port on future iPhone models.
Gas prices are high — Does the popular app Upside save money?
Gas Prices Are High—Does the Popular App Upside Save Money? Turns out, it depends on who you are. Read on for more!
Apple is cleaning house in the App Store by removing outdated apps
The day of reckoning for unused, un-updated, and outdated iOS apps has come as it looks like Apple is cleaning house in the App Store.
9 companies that have grown using cloud services
Cloud computing has become increasingly popular in the business world. These are some of the most successful companies to utilize cloud services.
Bloomberg report claims Apple is working on an iPhone subscription model
In a world filled with subs, Apple may be planning its own iPhone subscription service, which would change the way smartphones are purchased.
Apple announces its new Mac Studio and Studio Display
Apple announced its new Mac Studio and Studio Display giving creators more power and more connectivity options. Read on for more.
Apple announces the new 5G iPhone SE
Apple’s big event saw the introduction of the 5G iPhone SE, which will be priced starting at US$429 for the 64GB version.
Apple rumored to be introducing a more affordable iPhone on Tuesday
Apple’s big March event is set for tomorrow and the big rumor is there will be a new more affordable 5G iPhone coming.
A history of the most significant iOS updates to date
iOS has undergone 15 major updates since its creation in 2007, and rumors about the 16th update have begun to spread. Here’s a brief history.
The Satechi 2-in-1 headphone stand and wireless charger is available for pre-order
Store and charge your AirPods Max with the Satechi 2-in-1 Headphone Stand with wireless charger available for pre-order today.
