Back in October of last year, LG officially announced it was getting in on the truly wireless headphone game with the TONE Free earbuds, which launched in South Korea at the same time.
Apple has leaned into the weekly refresh of Apple Arcade, so it's no surprise that today sees yet another addition.
It's a new year, which means plenty of resolutions. Many of them health and/or fitness related. Technology can help with that, and many Americans have already figured that out.
On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs announced the first iPhone at the Macworld convention. The iconic smartphone went on to sell 6.1 million units over five quarters. Fast-forward thirteen years and the tech giant is now predicted to sell its two-billionth iPhone in fiscal 2020.
What better way to start the new year than a major vulnerability in one of the most popular internet browsers out there, right?
Both Doom and Doom II for iPhone and iPad today received an update that brought visual improvements like a frame rate increase, a new aspect ratio and support for free add-ons.
Bushfires continue to ravage Australia, drawing relief efforts from around the world. In late December Apple CEO Tim Cook announced on Twitter that Apple would donate to help efforts. Now the company is making it easier for customers in the United States and Australia to donate, through their respective Red Cross organizations.
Depending on how you use your iPhone, you might prefer to crank up the volume in certain apps and leave others at a lower volume level. Apple doesn’t provide volume-tuning of this magnitude in iOS out of the box, but with a jailbreak tweak called Volumizer by iOS developer SynnyG, you can have your cake and eat it too.
Volumizer brings beaucoup improvements to the iOS volume level experience, including per-app volume settings, improvements for landscape orientation, and more.
Efficiently manage your Apple Watch notifications by learning how to clear them all at once, decluttering your screen for better focus.
The Apple Watch has evolved quite a bit since its debut all those years ago, becoming increasingly more and more focused on health features.
How long do you expect to keep using your gear? Or are you shopping for a sweet deal on an older iPad? The 9.7-inch iPad Pro first appeared in March of 2016, which means it's nearing its fourth anniversary. Four years is pretty long for a mobile device - how does an iPad Pro that old hold up in 2020? That's the question iDB video editor Harris Craycraft recently sought to answer.
A free macOS app called smcFanControl lets you individually control the fans built into every Mac desktop or notebook in order to make your computer run cooler.