The Chinese company may be the first major manufacturer to kick off the trend of buttonless devices in the mainstream.
The official invites haven’t gone out yet, but we can expect new iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watches next month.
There’s no going back after using the gesture navigation, but we're hoping a wraparound mirrored Mac screen is everything Apple promised.
Android and EU-based iPhone users can now download the alternative app store just a few days after Epic made AltStore PAL entirely free.
The pilot program is open if you're in the state and want to be the first to try it out.
The iOS 18 and MacOS Sequoia feature can remove most ads, video players, or distracting elements from a webpage in Safari, though its not permanent.
California DMV may finally catch up to the times by letting iPhone users digitally store their IDs.
Epic is planning to deploy Fortnite and more on third party app marketplace AltStore, but it's also removing it from Samsung Galaxy phones.
Apple is reportedly already sourcing the manufacturing for some kind of iPhone foldable to compete with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6.
It works like on Android, but it's done in a way that makes sense on the iPhone.
Know all those apps like Apple Music Classical or Netflix games that aren’t on Mac? Well, now they (technically) are.
The PC emulator UTM SE can run virtual machines for Windows 11 or Linux models. You can also get it working on an Apple Vision Pro.
Anyone in the U.S. who wanted a $3,500 Vision Pro may already have one. The only hope for increased sales is a rumored cheaper model in 2025.
Don't settle for the same old wallpaper every single day.
Another leak shows a Pepto Bismal-colored Pixel. Plus, some details on Google’s new AI offerings.
Wouldn't it be nice to see more manufacturers follow suit?
The developer beta is the only way to solve the Android vs. Apple feud for now, but it’s excellent news for the future.
The Made by Google Event will happen on August 13 in California.
Apple's gatekeeping could be coming to an end as the Digital Markets Act starts to bite.
Apple is reportedly testing reducing the next Vision headset's FOV and passthrough or even tethering it to a Mac or iPhone. It might still cost $1,500 or more.
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