Gaming
Next ‘Destiny 2’ expansion, ‘Warmind,’ due to come out on May 8th
The first Destiny 2 expansion was released last year and was met with mixed reviews, many of which called it an empty shell. Over the last few months,…
Personal Computing
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Personal computing hardware and services: processors and graphics cards, iPad Air and iPad mini, Windows issues, game streaming and the right to repair.
Apple
Redesigned Mac Pro to ship in 2019, Apple reveals
If you were thinking to buy the redesigned Mac Pro this year, you'll have to wait an extra year now. Apple has revealed to TechCrunch that the Mac…
Business
Meet Samsung Odyssey Z, the company’s latest gaming laptop with a 6-core processor
If you're on the market for a gaming laptop, we've got some news to share with you. Meet the Samsung Odyssey Z, the company's latest gaming laptop offering.…
Apple
Apple planning to replace Intel chips in Macs with its own in 2020
Much like how Apple brought its own in-house designed chips to its iOS devices, the company is planning to do the same for its Macs. Now, according to…
AI & Machine Learning
To help with Siri improvements, Apple is on a hiring spree
It shouldn't come to surprise anyone that Siri continues to lag behind its rivals like Amazon's Alex and Google Assistant. With the release of Home Pod, we noticed…
Gaming
‘PUBG’ to begin testing its new small ‘Savage’ map next week
Both PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fornite continue to go at it in terms of fighting for the battle royal crown. In the next stage of PUBG's plan, the developer…
Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook criticizes privacy standards of Facebook
Speaking to MSNBC's Chris Hayes and Recode's Kara Swisher, Apple CEO Tim Cook provides his stance on Facebook's standard of privacy, Recode reports. In the interview, due to…
Apple
Apple’s new entry-level iPad costs $329 and works with Apple Pencil
Apple's education event brought us some new and interesting details. Rumors had it that Apple was looking to introduce a new entry-level iPad specifically targeting education. VP Greg…
Health
To help curb excessive overtime, Seoul will turn off workers’ PCs
Overtime is a big problem in South Korea so much so that a typical government worker puts in 1,000 more hours per year than their equivalent in other…
Apple
Apple to launch low-cost iPads for schools
Apple's March 27 event is right around the corner and it appears that the company is planning to unveil a new low-cost iPad model for educators and students,…
Business
Nimbus Data overtakes Samsung’s record with 100TB SSD capacity
Just a month ago, Samsung released a record-setting 30TB SSD, but it didn't last very long. Nimbus Data has come out with the ExaDrive DC100, which has a…
Internet
LG looks to broaden webOS more with ‘Open Source Edition’
Previously, webOS use to power HP's Palm device and early tablets, but when LG took control of webOS in 2013, it's mostly been used for smart TVs and…
Apple
Apple introduces new ‘Families’ page where it shows off parental features
If you head on over to Apple's website, you will notice a dedicated page for family features and parental control. The page brings together the compan'y existing tools,…
Tech
New upgrades to Raspberry Pi 3 bring more power and faster networking
Raspberry Pi generally waits over a year to refresh its range, but even then, improvements can be subtle. Today, we're reporting that its flagship board, Raspberry Pi 3,…
Entertainment
UK government has delayed mandatory age verification on porn sites
Every since last year when the Digital Economy Act became law, we're been under the assumption that there would be a time when porn sits would be compelled…