Hardware

Forget about Christmas in July. This year, you can save big with Black Friday in July. Amazon Prime Day kicks off on July 16, and the retailer’s warming up for the blowout by offering some steep deals leading up to … Continue reading →

Amazon’s selling a 50-inch 4K TV for $290, but you’ve got to be a Prime member to get the deal.

Is the iPhone even on sale anymore? Has anyone checked? The reason The Macalope asks is because there have been so many “iPhone killers” that one of them must have actually killed it by now, right? Nope. The Macalope just … Continue reading →

When tabbed browsers first appeared, I was dubious. I liked my various windows that I could arrange! Over time, browers improved tab management and tools, and I adapted. I often have multiple windows open, each with a particular task or … Continue reading →

Wyze Labs’ $30 pan-and-tilt camera can hold its own with the big brands.

Apple has a long back and forth relationship with the role of color in its products. Even looking back at the original Macintosh, which debuted with a black and white display at a time when the company’s long-running Apple II … Continue reading →

The new 9.7-inch iPad is cool and all, but sometimes it’s best to go Pro. Fortunately, today Target is selling the 512GB 10.5-inch iPad Pro with Wi-Fi for just $849.99 shipped, which nets you a $150 discount on one of … Continue reading →

Apple insists that iOS and macOS will never morph into the same digital beast, but at least it’s increasingly willing to share the most useful features between each platform. Consider, for instance, the ability to markup screenshots in iOS 11. … Continue reading →

When the iPad was introduced, critics dismissed the device as only good for ebook reading, internet browsing, and casual gaming. But when iMovie debuted on iPad less than a year later, it was clear Apple’s tablet ambitions were more grandiose. … Continue reading →

DirecTV Now, Sling TV, and PlayStation Vue are raising prices, but don’t call it cable all over again.