Our friends over at Nanoleaf are out with some new smart home lighting accessories this week, this time targeting both indoor and outdoor users who want to spice up their living space with HomeKit and Matter-compatible RGB/W LED lighting solutions.
These past couple of weeks have been an interesting roller coaster of events between Apple and Epic Games, two large companies that have been duking it out in various courtrooms all over the world for several years as a result of Apple’s anti-competitive and predatory App Store practices, which harm developers.
Apple on Tuesday released an updated firmware for the company’s over-the-ear AirPods Max with USB-C, pushing the previous firmware version of 7E101 up to a newer firmware version of 7E108.
Apple this week stopped signing iOS & iPadOS 18.4.1 approximately one week after launching iOS & iPadOS 18.5, a feature and security patch update intended for iPhones and iPads alike.
Apple will reportedly enable iPhone owners in the European Union (EU) to set another default virtual assistant app instead of its troubled Siri.
Learn how to fix the low speaker volume problem on your Apple Watch and enjoy the loud, clear audio again instead of inaudible calls that sound like the speaker is blown.
Apple has announced the WWDC25 schedule, confirming it will hold a keynote to preview iOS 19 and other software on June 9, starting at 10am PDT / 1pm EDT.
Apple's macOS Sequoia 15.5 update deprecates support for clients using Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) to connect to servers and local computers.
Google's newly released NotebookLM app for iOS and Android brings Audio Overviews, a feature which can create an AI audio podcast from source material.
Spotify's latest update on the App Store in the United States brings the ability to purchase audiobooks and top up your listening hours without leaving the app.
The Apple vs. Epic Games saga continues to heat up… this time with Epic Games scheming to try and compel Apple to approve the popular Fortnite mobile video game on its App Store via court order (at least, that’s what could happen if the game publisher gets its way).
Computer hardware and accessory maker Other World Computing (OWC) on Monday unveiled an all-new Thunderbolt 5 Dock with a total of 11 versatile ports, which promise a powerful I/O upgrade for any workstation where professional connectivity is a must.