Hardware

Leave it to the teardown experts at iFixit to figure out what Apple is doing to address reliability issues with its “butterfly” MacBook keyboards. The site has begun tearing down the new MacBook Pros—the ones with eighth-generation Intel Core processors—and … Continue reading →

The LIFX A19 LED light, one of the best smart bulbs we’ve tested, is available from LIFX’s website today for $97.98 for a four pack, using the code B2G2Remove non-product link. That’s a steep discount from the $240 list price and … Continue reading →

Hopefully you haven’t purchased an Amazon Kindle or Fire tablet in the last few months—because now is the time to buy. Amazon has been hyping Prime Day savings for weeks now, and like Prime Days past, its own branded mobile … Continue reading →

Prices for Echo Look, Echo Show, Echo Dot and more are dropping as Amazon battles to own voice-activated home control and the smart speaker space.

Designed specifically for Roku TVs, the Bluetooth speakers will be bundled with Roku’s voice remote and an all-new tabletop voice remote.

Apple updated the MacBook Pro this week and, just like with rumored update to the iPhone, it only serves to point out how terrible everything is and how we all die alone and afraid behind the Denny’s in Emeryville dressed … Continue reading →

Photos for macOS lets you adjust the date and time assigned as metadata to images and videos in its library. This lets you fix chronological sorting and categorization when it’s gone wrong. You select one or more items in any … Continue reading →

Shortly after work yesterday I strolled out of my office and found a bunch of zombies loitering around the San Francisco Ferry Building. This being San Francisco, I was tempted to live and let, well, unlive. I had obligations, though, … Continue reading →

The 6-series’ color and HDR are astounding for this price range, but weak motion handling and problematic backlighting remind you this isn’t a high-end TV.

Apple unveiled new MacBook Pros on Thursday and they bring much of the enhancements we expected they would: Powerful new eighth-gen Intel processors, new DDR4 RAM with double the maximum capacity, and—hallelujah—a quieter keyboard. It also has a bigger battery, … Continue reading →