Hardware

New gear of the week Image by IDG This week’s roundup features a whole range of accessories—whatever you need for your iPhone or iPad might just be right here. ATech Image by A Tech To read this article in full … Continue reading →

The Arlo camera is a 100 Percent Wire-Free, completely wireless, HD smart home security camera – so you can get exactly the shot you need – inside or out. The Arlo camera is weatherproof and includes motion detection, night vision, … Continue reading →

Keyboard is splash resistant, anti-skid, and features simultaneous operation of up to 19 keys without conflict and 12 multimedia keys. Rainbow LED Backlit with multiple modes including breathing, which exists on the mouse as well. The highly rated gaming keyboard/mouse … Continue reading →

Apple’s plans to manufacture in India made headway on Wednesday as executives of the company presented detailed plans to the country’s federal government. It may be some time though, before Apple gets permission for its proposal to manufacture in India … Continue reading →

Synology’s new DS416play Disk Station ($416 without drives on Amazon) is a network-attached storage (NAS) device capable of supporting up to 40TB of storage. You can use it as a standalone server supporting all the users in your business environment, … Continue reading →

Apple is reportedly bringing a “Theater Mode” with iOS 10.3. This preset would dim the screen considerably and silence all sounds so that you can still use your iPhone while at the movie theater. In this week’s episode of The … Continue reading →

If you believe the reviewers on Amazon, you may not find a better sounding pair of earbuds at this price point, which at the current 28% discount is just $10.86. The ErgoFit earbuds from Panasonic are designed to fit comfortably … Continue reading →

Every time a piece of big-name Mac software goes to a subscription-based model, reactions are mixed. TextExpander even reversed its decision, bringing back a stand-alone version of TextExpander 4 to sell alongside the subscription-only TextExpander 5. Now MacPaw wants to … Continue reading →

A fixed period of time has passed, therefore we must examine how bad it was for Apple. Writing for Fortune, Don Reisinger lays out the damage of the week. “Apple Criticized Amid Mixed iPhone Sales Reports.” (Tip o’ the antlers … Continue reading →

You’ll soon be able to use your iPhone to pay at Target stores, but not in the form of Apple Pay. Target is developing its own in-store mobile payments system this year, the company’s Chief Information and Digital Officer Michael … Continue reading →