Insultingly, Facebook continues to try to convince users that privacy-violating targeted ads are good
APPLE INSIDER Somewhere along the line, Facebook moved from being the preposterously insecure social media service, into a corporation whose…
Apple releases macOS 11.2.2 to prevent certain USB-C hubs and docks from damaging some MacBook models
APPLE INSIDER Apple has released macOS Big Sur 11.2.2 with a fix that prevents certain non-compliant USB-C hubs and docks…
Apple Watch Series 6 long-term review — Was it worth upgrading?
APPLE INSIDER It’s been almost six months since the Apple Watch Series 6 was released. Halfway to the next model,…
Sonnet reveals SxS Pro X Thunderbolt 3 Single-Slot Card Reader
APPLE INSIDER Sonnet’s new SxS Pro X Thunderbolt 3 Single-Slot Card Reader is capable of reading any SxS media at…
iPhone 12 cycle still strong despite 'weaker demand,' analyst says
APPLE INSIDER Demand for the iPhone 12 lineup is starting to wane, but investment bank JP Morgan is still tracking…
Apple TV+ 'Cherry' is a personal homecoming for directors Anthony and Joe Russo
APPLE INSIDER At the virtual Apple TV+ movie premiere of “Cherry,” Cleveland-native directors Anthony and Joe Russo talked about filming…
Apple celebrates Women's History Month with apps, podcasts, music, and more
APPLE INSIDER To commemorate Women’s History Month in March, Apple is shining a light on female creators and stories with…
Android 12 and the big deal with little touches
COMPUTER WORLD Ahh — can you smell it? The scent of freshly baking Android software is very much in the…
Claris extends app development training program
APPLE INSIDER FileMaker Pro company Claris has announced a further partnership with a training provider to provide both technical and…
Driven by pandemic, the US enters the world of Apple Pay
COMPUTER WORLD Apple’s decision to invent arguably one of the world’s best mobile payment systems seems a really great move…