iOS 17 will finally let you ducking swear when you want to
There's some other stuff in iOS 17 too, like stickers in Messages, live voicemail transcriptions, and more.
There's some other stuff in iOS 17 too, like stickers in Messages, live voicemail transcriptions, and more.
Also: they plugged two processors into each other again to make it go twice as fast.
Apple made what looks like the best AR/VR headset ever. That's what they do. But, uh… why?
You don't have to hand all of your data over to Google and Microsoft in exchange for basic services like email and calendaring. There's a better option, one that gives you control over your data and privacy: Apostrophy Services!
It's not quite a smartphone, but it could be a fun side project for the tinkering crowd.
Want to see the new BlackBerry movie with all your best CrackBerry friends? DARN RIGHT YOU DO.
The trailer for the new BLACKBERRY movie is here and it's looking the like the movie will definitely be worth watching!
Google already tracks a lot of your data, whether you want them to or not. But for a mere pittance they'll track even more of it! Why? All so they can better sell ads to put in front of your face. Cooooooool.
Stop me if you've heard this one before: Samsung's new top-end Galaxy S23 lineup features a 6.1-inch smartphone, a bigger 6.6-inch S23+, and an even-larger Galaxy S23 Ultra that goes all-out on the cameras.
The Department of Justice is going after Google's real business: advertising.
Twitter's relationship with third-party client developers has always been tenuous. Now it's over.
Six percent of Google's workforce is being fired, and the company made clear why: they need to focus more resources on AI development before somebody eats their lunch.
How many pixels do you really need? If you thought the megapixel wars of years past were behind us, Samsung wants you to think again.
Following big layoffs at Amazon, Salesforce, and other large tech firms, Microsoft is slashing its headcount by 5% while simultaneously making huge investments in AI that may obviate those jobs anyway.
Apple's impressive M-series processors just hit more laptops and desktops, leaving just one Intel Mac on sale: the Mac Pro. It's only a matter of time before it gets an M-series chip too.
It was bound to happen sooner or later: artificial intelligence writing articles on major publications. But is it a bad thing, or just the beginning of the next industrial revolution?
I don't mind mowing my yard that much. It gets me outside and is a break from the screens. But I dislike shoveling snow and I haaate cleaning up leaves. Now there's a robot for that.
I've long thought VR headsets were neat, but I struggled to justify a reason to get one. Well, this one might just make me open my wallet.
I met with representatives of Apostrophy at CES and received a first look at AphyOS — a new privacy-focused, subscription-based mobile OS that is expected launch later this year.
Next time Officer Murphy visits Paris, he'll have an appropriate car waiting for him: the electric Peugeot Inception concept.
Step aside, Meta. Take another look, Apple. There's a new boss in town.
Composting is a great way to manage food waste, but what can apartment dwellers do? That's what this box is for.
Reflect lights off your wall? Naaaaah. Nanoleaf wants you to decorate your whole wall with an array of LED panels and bars that will extend your screen aallll the way.
Ring is diving into the dashcam market with a connected dual-camera system that checks boxes I didn't even know I had.
The new Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Twist is designed to offer you the best of both worlds, with a gorgeous OLED display combined with an e-ink display that works with Windows and is perfect for those simpler tasks.