Today marks the fifth anniversary of Apple’s last update to the Mac Pro, as reflected in the MacRumors Buyer’s Guide. Mac Pro from 2013 to present Apple released the second-generation Mac Pro on December...

If you are looking to buy Apple’s 2018 9.7-inch iPad as a Christmas gift this holiday season, you are in luck. Amazon has discounted the tablet to $229, down from its usual price of...

In what is the lowest price we’ve seen to date on Apple’s 2018 9.7-inch iPad, Amazon has units in stock at just $229, a discount of $100 off MSRP. What’s more, these tablets ship...

The split keyboard situation on iOS is so strange. As John Gruber rightfully calls out on Daring Fireball, the new iPad Pros simply don’t offer split keyboards. iOS limits the split keyboard to 7.9-inch,...

A damning report on Tuesday provides further details on Facebook’s shady data sharing practices — already under intense scrutiny for the Cambridge Analytica fiasco — and suggests the social media giant enabled Apple devices...

Apple has recently been sending out unsolicited notifications to iOS users, promoting Carpool Karaoke episodes and the availability of Apple Music on Amazon Echo devices. Multiple unwanted and unapproved notifications direct from Apple have...

The New York Times is out today with a bombshell report covering how Facebook gave some of the “world’s largest technology companies more intrusive access to users’ personal data than it has disclosed.” The...

Apple seems to have gotten into the habit of Android OEMs of sending unwanted notifications to iPhone users. After sending out notifications to upgrade to an iPhone XR using the iPhone Upgrade Program earlier...

Just over 24 hours after releasing iOS 12.1.2, Apple has gone ahead and stopped signing iOS 12.1. This means that it is no longer possible for users to downgrade back to iOS 12.1 from...

Over the last several weeks, Apple has been using its iOS apps to send a wave of push notifications to users. Just today, Apple is sending a push notification to Apple Music users informing...

For the fourth time in less than two weeks, Apple has used the push notification mechanism of a native iOS app for what amounts to an advertisement, this time touting Apple Music compatibility with...

With Arduino, it’s possible to build almost anything you can imagine. Whether it’s wearables, apps, or robots, the freedom Arduino offers can be liberating or intimidating, depending on your skill level. So this bundle...

Last minute deals continue to roll in as we near Christmas with the lowest prices ever on many models. Pick up an upgraded 2018 MacBook Air for as low as $1,249 — with discounts...

Apple was granted 37 patents today, notably receiving approval for AirPower’s primary selling point, “multi-device charging.” The company was also granted a patent related to an iPhone with a full-body display spanning the front...

After criticizing Apple in a statement yesterday for its response to China’s injunction against certain iPhone models, Qualcomm continues its PR circuit today. Speaking to Bloomberg, Qualcomm General Counsel Don Rosenberg today slammed Apple...

AT&T on Monday announced its standards-based mobile 5G network is now live in 12 U.S. cities, though customers will need Netgear’s Nightawk Mobile 5G Hotspot to access the speedy wireless platform. Source link

Facebook has a storied history of privacy concerns, especially as privacy relates to advertising. Today, Aleksandra Korolova, a University of Southern California computer science professor, has shared a post on Medium diving deeper into...

Mark Rober has already served the planet Earth by helping to build the Curiosity rover currently roaming Mars. Now add holiday hero to his engineering credentials. The ex-NASA engineer designed a series of revenge-bait...

The iOS music scene is stronger than ever, and 2018 saw some pretty awesome apps, from the simple MIDI keyboard app KB-1, to an Nanostudio 2, an entire Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) app that...

If you’ve noticed Facebook continuing to deliver location-based ads even with all location services disabled, you’re not alone, and that’s because Facebook continues to use data like your IP address to determine your location...