Hardware

Ditch those staticky radio monitors. Netgear’s nursery cam puts eyes on your most precious prize.

For most of us, the iPod is a footnote in history. The original portable music player, its features have long been supplanted by the immense capabilities of the iPhone, and carrying a couple thousand songs in our pocket is hardly … Continue reading →

AT&T has some online-only deals today for those who can’t get enough fitness tracking into their lives. The carrier has the Fitbit Charge 2 (select colors only) and the Fitbit Surge (tangerine) on sale for $74.50 and $124.50, respectively. Both prices are … Continue reading →

Did you know that Monday is World Emoji Day? To celebrate, Apple released a preview of new emoji coming to its operating systems. Here’s a look at some of the new characters. Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple … Continue reading →

An app that sees for you Image by Rob Schultz/Macworld This week’s roundup is proof were living in the future. Read on! Microsoft’s Seeing AI: Talking Camera for the Blind Image by Microsoft’s Seeing AI: Talking Camera for the Blind … Continue reading →

For extreme conditions, this phone pouch features a simple snap and lock design that easily keeps out water, snow, dust, sand, and dirt, without hindering use of touch-screen or camera. It fits all large smartphones up to 6 inches, as well … Continue reading →

Pocketable battery packs and solar chargers like Secur SP-6000 are handy for short trips, but keeping an entire family’s worth of gadgets charged for a long weekend requires something more powerful. The ChargeTech Plug Pro ($349; available on Amazon) is … Continue reading →

The Mac mini is Apple’s entry-level desktop Mac. It’s slower than Apple’s other desktop computers—the iMac and the Mac Pro—but it remains fast enough for general-purpose use. Apple targets first-time Mac users with the Mac mini, but longtime Mac users … Continue reading →

The Mac Pro is Apple’s workstation. It’s designed for professionals who need a powerful and flexible machine, and is ideal for applications that use as many processing cores as possible—video-editing applications, image-editing software, 3D programs, and the like. Here’s the … Continue reading →

Is it time to hit the panic button about the iPhone 8? No, not at all. Because Apple already hit it last month. Writing for Fast Company, Mark Sullivan describes the indescribable horror. “Source: A “Sense Of Panic” At Apple … Continue reading →