“Darling you got to let me know. Should I stay or should I go?” I’ve had this song stuck in my head ever since Twelve South sent along their stylish new USB-C hub for review.
If you have photos saved to iCloud that you want to put on your Windows PC or Mac, you have a few options. Here’s three different ways to download them.
Before Apple executives take the stage at the San Jose Convention Center later this morning, be sure to have everything you need to watch the big keynote address live.
Alongside iOS 11.4, tvOS 11.4, watchOS 4.3.1 and all-new HomePod software, Apple today bumped iTunes to version 12.7.5, a minor update with under-the-hood improvements.
Following multiple delays, Windows 10 S customers can at long last visit Microsoft Store to grab Apple’s iTunes app for purchasing, downloading and managing apps and media on iOS, macOS and Windows platforms.
Facebook’s desktop site is fully adopting Stories. You’ll soon be able to upload photos and videos to your Story from your Mac or Windows PC, and even record video with your webcam to post to a Story from desktop.
The report contains a wealth of information that helps to describe the security of the mobile operating system landscape.
iTunes 12.7.1 focuses on under-the-hood changes and does not contain any outward-facing user features.
Will we ever see a MacBook powered by a custom Apple CPU, with multi-day battery life?
iOS 11 support the efficient HEIF and HEVC codes that keep you from running out of storage but you can still share your photos and videos as good ol’ JPG and H.264 files, here’s how.
Leaks be damned, we’ll be watching Apple’s keynote to see how it all comes together. If you’d like to tune in, be sure to prep ahead of time by reading this instructions.
Microsoft is partnering with chip makers, carriers and computer vendors on Intel x86 and Snapdragon 835-based Windows 10 notebooks with always-on LTE connectivity.
