Hardware

Today’s a good time for getting a deal on mobile charging gear: Aukey via Amazon has dropped the price of its 12,000mAh portable charger to $12. This is one of the cheapest prices we’ve seen. To get the deal, you must redeem … Continue reading →

2017 was a pretty great year for iOS. A whole lot of my wish-list items for iPhone and iPad got checked off. And yet, like a kid who got a bike under the tree and still immediately begins assembling a … Continue reading →

We may not yet live in the world of the Smart Home, but we’re getting there. Consumers are starting to outfit their homes with connected lights, locks, alarms, cameras, and thermostats. How is all of this stuff going to work … Continue reading →

After admitting that it was purposefully throttling some older iPhones in order to conserve battery life, Apple has announced a new program that offers replacement batteries to all customers that may be affected. Here’s everything you need to know about … Continue reading →

If you’re a tax time do-it-yourselfer, this is a deal that will save you money, and potentially make you some money as well. H&R Block’s popular tax software is fully updated for 2018 and designed to make your 2017 tax … Continue reading →

Good news, Apple! Your problems are all about to be solved. Writing for The Motley Fool, Ashraf Eassa thinks he’s figured it out. “Hey, Apple! Here’s 1 Way to Boost iPhone Sales.” (Tip o’ the antlers to Philip.) It’s not … Continue reading →

Showgoers were doing double takes when they saw the smoke-alarm manufacturer exhibiting routers—and smart speakers—at its booth at CES.

IDG The Preview app offers raw EXIF previewing, which can let you see if there’s something wrong in the underlying metadata. Mac 911 recently tried to answer a question for a Macworld reader who found some of their California photos … Continue reading →

Like any machine, your Mac requires routine maintenance and care to ensure it keeps running smoothly. Drive Genius 5 accomplishes this through its suite of optimization and de-fragging tools, and now you can score a license for $39–60 percent off the normal … Continue reading →

Less than two months ago, Apple users discovered a bug in macOS that allowed anyone to log in with root access. Apple apologized and fixed it quickly, but now users on Open Radar have found a similar (but far less … Continue reading →