Apple to Accept WWDC Scholarship Applications March 27, Lodging Now Included
Each year, Apple offers free WWDC scholarships to students and STEM organization members who don’t have the funds to attend…
Steve Jobs initially blasted Genius Bars at Apple stores, says former retail head
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was originally resistant to the idea of the Genius Bar, now a signature feature of every…
Fitbit intros iPhone-connected Alta HR, plans sleep tracking updates for current wearables
Fitbit on Monday revealed the Alta HR, an upgrade of its more fashion-oriented fitness tracker, plus plans to update the…
Steve Jobs Thought Genius Bar Was 'Idiotic' Idea at First, Said 'It'll Never Work'
While the Genius Bar is the focal point of the Apple Store, it turns out the idea was initially panned…
Fitbit Announces 'Fitbit Alta HR' Wearable With Continuous Heart Rate Tracking in Slim Band
Fitbit today announced the Fitbit Alta HR, which the company is calling the “world’s slimmest fitness wristband” that has a…
Logitech sees growth opportunity, seeks to build more HomeKit, Google Now devices
Long-time accessory maker is looking to widen its involvement into the home automation and "internet of things" marketplaces, rather than…
Review: Bragi's 'The Headphone' Wireless Buds Are Neat, but Lack the Finesse of AirPods
Bragi announced its Dash earphones at CES way back in 2015, when wireless Bluetooth headsets were still relatively niche. Since…
Amazon begins selling iPhone 6 with 32GB storage in India
A version of the iPhone 6 that includes 32 gigabytes of storage has resurfaced in another country, with Amazon exclusively…
Samsung & Interflex boost circuit board output for Apple's 'iPhone 8'
Two firms, Interflex and Samsung Electro-Mechanics, are reportedly boosting their spending on production of flexible printed circuit boards (FPCBs) specifically…
Facebook Begins Testing Reactions and 'Dislike' Button in Messenger
A few Facebook Messenger users have noticed that the company’s “Reactions” are available to use within the app and on…