Hardware

We’ll fix it in post. It’s a longstanding joke in the podcast community—when somebody flubs a line or misspeaks during recording, we just kick the can down the road and repair it in editing. (For shows that actually do editing, … Continue reading →

HomePod, iPhone rumors, iOS 11.3, and your comments and questions: Macworld Podcast episode 589 Apple’s HomePod goes on sale this Friday. Are you buying one? The latest iPhone rumors have created confusion about the future of the iPhone X. Apple … Continue reading →

Shocking news today as the iPhone X has failed to meet the dunderheaded and completely fabricated expectations of serially wrong pundits, signaling its utter failure. Writing for the Forbes contributor network and expired pimento loaf factory outlet, Ewan Spence declares … Continue reading →

These USB battery packs from Anker, Mophie, Tronsmart, and others will keep your Android or Apple phone charged while you’re on the go.

Updated 01/25/18: Apple has ordered a new series from Damien Chazelle, writer and director of La La Land. Apple is said to be spending as much as $1 billion over the course of 2018 on original TV programming. That’s a … Continue reading →

Live, linear TV still has staying power, even in the age of on-demand algorithms.

It’s clear that Apple is building a video service. That much was obvious the moment it hired veteran entertainment executives Zack van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht. But you can’t flip a switch and create a streaming service—not even if you’re … Continue reading →

Find the best soundbar for music and movies and that’s the perfect fit for your budget.

Mac users continue to roam the Internet unprotected, despite growing concerns about hacks, ransomware attacks, and extortion attempts on the web. In this blog, Bitdefender offers its predictions for Mac security in 2018 and beyond, with high hopes that Apple … Continue reading →

Apple’s macOS recently came under fire after an update revealed that it’s possible to log in as “root” – for full administrative privileges – without typing in any password for authentication. Since it’s a Unix-based operating system, average users don’t … Continue reading →