Disney today announced the long-awaited bundle option for its collection of streaming services. When Disney+ launches on November 12, you’ll be able to sign up for a bundle of Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu for $12.99 per month.
Journey for iOS is out now! After debuting its new Sky: Children of the Light game on iOS and Apple TV a couple months ago, celebrated indie developer Thatgamecompany has now quietly released its groundbreaking title Journey on Apple's digital marketplace. Head below for more. more…
After first being announced in March, Apple Card is now available to early testers. I was among the early group of testers invited to try Apple Card today, and here are some observations after application and approval, using it with the Wallet app and more.
When Philips Hue first announced its line of outdoor smart lighting back at CES 2018, I was immediately intrigued. I was on-hand for the demo in Las Vegas and saw an answer to a problem that has seemingly plagued my outdoor spaces for years. There are plenty of lighting solutions for gardens and outdoor areas but most are clunky and unrefined. I’ve leaned on outdoor-grade smart plugs each Christmas for a while, but those lack the integrated dimming controls that are often best suited for landscape lighting.
The Philips Hue outdoor line arrived on the scene with an answer in-hand, and a hefty price tag to match. But what I found was a refined solution that met the needs of my burgeoning HomeKit setup while highlighting the unique architectural aspects of my home, which you can learn more about below.
A new report today from The Information details a change coming with iOS 13 that will force WhatsApp and others to redesign their messaging apps. The small but notable change has to do with how third-party apps use iOS to make internet voice calls with the PushKit VoIP API and also run in the background which will be restricted come this fall.
Twelve South is out today with a new version of its AirSnap case for AirPods. Previously only available in leather, AirSnap now comes in a twill variant in a choice of two shades of grey.
When Apple announced its Q3 earnings last week we learned that the company’s iPhone revenue dropped, but the company doesn’t share data on unit sales for its products. IHS Markit is out today with its report on the overall smartphone market including its estimates on iPhone shipments.
We’ve heard quite a bit about Apple’s plans for a 16-inch MacBook Pro over the last several weeks. The new laptop is slated to launch sometime this fall, and now a report suggests that the 16-inch MacBook Pro could mean the end of the 15-inch model.
Apple subsidiary FileMaker has announced today that it is rebranding to Claris, a name that likely sounds familiar if you’ve been an Apple user since the early days. While the core FileMaker product will remain the same, the company itself is changing its name to Claris International.
We first reported on an Apple patent for Face ID on Macs back in 2017, before we knew what Apple would call the feature when it debuted in the iPhone X. That patent has today been granted.
The patent is for a more intelligent version of Face ID than is currently used on iPhones…
The iTunes movie storefront was refreshed this morning with a new batch of deals headlined by an $8 iconic film sale. There’s also the usual selection of $5 titles, various bundles and this week’s $1 HD rental. Hit the jump for all of our top picks.
A report jointly commissioned by Uber and Lyft has revealed that ride-sharing companies create significantly more city-center congestion than they’d predicted…
The latest escalation of the trade war between the US and China has seen tech giants hit hard, with a combined $150B wiped off their market valuations. Apple was worst hit, plunging 5% to lose $53B in value in the course of one day.
The trigger was China devaluing its currency to below 7 yuan to the dollar, its lowest level in more than a decade …
Apple has officially started the Apple Card rollout. Apple will send out invites to a select group of customers today who showed interest in Apple Card by filling out the “Notify Me” form on the Apple website (via TechCrunch).
Invited users to the Apple Card Preview will be able to sign up for the card in the Wallet app, and also apply for the physical titanium card to be delivered. Apple will be launching Apple Card for everyone later in the month.
Apple has just shared a flurry of videos to its YouTube channel, detailing the set up process for Apple Card, the physical titanium card activation, and how to use Apple Card to buy things.
It seems that the launch of Apple Card is indeed imminent, as Apple prepares its support documentation and onboarding resources.
The HomeKit accessory ecosystem is slowly expanding, but there is still a dearth of accessories outside of the United States.
Given what is available, the Eve Energy (US version) is the best choice for UK Apple users who are looking for the best HomeKit smart plug that actually fits in the UK three-prong sockets.
Apple is reportedly set to provide security researchers with unique iPhone models that would allow them to more easily find weaknesses in iOS. Forbes reports that Apple will make this announcement at the Black Hat security conference later this week.
Apple is reportedly facing an investigation from the Fair Trade Commission in Japan. The news was first reported by the Mainichi newspaper, with the investigation focusing on Apple’s relationship with its Japanese suppliers.
We’re just over a month away from the expected announcement and release of the iPhone 11. At an investor event this week, SoftBank President Ken Miyauchi offered a hint at when we might expect the iPhone 11 release.
WHAT'S THE ADVANTAGES OF WIRELESS CAR CHARGING MOUNT?-sinregeek Actually, A good smartphone mount can greatly reduce those risks by holding your phone steady, where you can easily see the screen and access on-screen buttons without blocking your view or forcing you to take your eyes off the road for too long. More Over, we need to charge our phones during the driving to keep the mobiles powered. With the wireless charger car mount automatic clamping at dash level, using it becomes more like operating a car radio, which has little effect on driving performance or crash risk. We’d hedge that a bit—phone use while driving is still a distraction—but clearly, placement matters, and a good mount makes the inevitable phone use less dangerous.
If you want to use your smartphone while driving—to get directions, play music, or take phone calls—A good wireless smartphone car charging mount will hold your phone steady in a convenient place while you drive—without blocking your view of the road, and is much safer than, say, holding a phone in your hand or having to look down at a cupholder or dash bin. Wireless charging mounts, like the one we review from sinregeek in this guide, offer the added convenience of charging Qi-compatible phones while you drive. WHAT KIND OF WIRELESS CHARGING CAR MOUNT DO YOU NEED? Depending on your car’s dash design, as well as your personal preferences, you’ll need to decide two things: whether to get a dash/windshield wireless car mount or a car Air vent mount charging mount, and whether to get a tension-grip cradle or a magnetic grip for the phone. Let's have a look each of their advantages and disadvantages, and you can know which cell phone car mount wireless charger will be your choice.
Dash/windshield mounts: This type of mount attaches to the windshield or the top of the dash, generally with a suction cup and/or an adhesive pad. This places your phone close to your normal line of sight while you’re driving and doesn’t block your view of, or access to, the dashboard and its controls. Keep in mind that some states have laws about where you’re allowed to place devices on the windshield.
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If you want to use your smartphone while driving—to get directions, play music, or take phone calls—A good wireless smartphone car charging mount will hold your phone steady in a convenient place while you drive—without blocking your view of the road, and is much safer than, say, holding a phone in your hand or having to look down at a cupholder or dash bin. Wireless charging mounts, like the one we review from sinregeek in this guide, offer the added convenience of charging Qi-compatible phones while you drive.
WHAT KIND OF WIRELESS CHARGING CAR MOUNT DO YOU NEED?
Depending on your car’s dash design, as well as your personal preferences, you’ll need to decide two things: whether to get a dash/windshield wireless car mount or a car Air vent mount charging mount, and whether to get a tension-grip cradle or a magnetic grip for the phone. Let's have a look each of their advantages and disadvantages, and you can know which cell phone car mount wireless charger will be your choice.
Dash/windshield mounts: This type of mount attaches to the windshield or the top of the dash, generally with a suction cup and/or an adhesive pad. This places your phone close to your normal line of sight while you’re driving and doesn’t block your view of, or access to, the dashboard and its controls. Keep in mind that some states have laws about where you’re allowed to place devices on the windshield.
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