There’s no doubt about the fact that people are just starting to get bored of the iOS notification system. After all, Apple hasn’t done very much to change it in the past several years, leaving users feeling a little stale.
Tell me it's the weekend, without telling me. It's time for another Apps of the Week roundup! This week we have some great picks for you including a voice-controlled budget tracker, an AI-infused journal app, and an app that can generate hit songs in minutes. And as always, we've selected a fun new game for you to check out.
The home smart lighting geniuses over at Nanoleaf on Friday released their much-anticipated Matter-enabled outdoor string lights, which can elevate the ambiance and mood of any outdoor patio or deck with full RGB and cool or warm white hues.
VPN by Google One will get discontinued later this year because apparently no one wanted to use a Google-branded VPN service.
This might be the cheapest HomeKit smart device we've ever featured, if you look at the per-plug pricing. Amazon has this 4-pack of Meross Smart Plug Minis available at a staggering discount. The plugs support HomeKit, Alexa and Google Assistant, they are ETL and FCC certified, and right now the 4-pack is on sale for $26—or just over $6 per plug.
Apple is expected to debut its next Mac Pro workstation in late 2025, featuring an M4 chip and supporting nearly three times more RAM than the current model.
Think you might be needing some larger capacity SD or microSD cards at some point in the future? If so, then you might consider waiting for SanDisk, one of the world’s leaders in flash memory and storage, to launch some groundbreaking new offerings.
It is once again that time of the week where the iDB staff searches the internet far and wide for some of the best deals to be had on Nintendo Switch games and accessories.
Those of you who are excited about the onset of Qi2 wireless chargers post CES may be excited to learn that at least three new offerings from Belkin are now available to purchase from the brand’s website and third-party retailers such as Amazon.
Did you just buy or are about to buy a used iPhone and have concerns about its authenticity? In this guide, we will share twelve expert tips that will allow you to check if your iPhone is genuine or a fake phone with a copied design and an iOS skin on top of Android.
The reworded “Unknown Part” repair prompt in iOS 17.5’s Settings app no longer shames folks who dare use affordable aftermarket parts for their iPhones.
Apple will launch iOS 18 this fall, and the update seems to include a new iPhone feature called Encrypted Visual Search, but little do we know about it now.