Day: June 20, 2023

Starting with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, Apple will begin automatically assigning Apple ID owners their very own passkey. Passkeys, if you’re not familiar with the concept, are a new, more convenient way for signing into personal accounts. Instead of having to remember a username and password, you can enter a simple PIN […]

Although we've heard rumblings of a OnePlus foldable for the last few years and TechRadar landed the exclusive when the phone maker wanted to make its foldable plans official earlier this year, we've yet to cast eyes on their first folding phone – until now. Courtesy of a collaboration between famed tipster OnLeaks and tech […]

Samsung has added a 98-inch model to its 2023 lineup of QLED 4K TVs. The new 98Q80C is priced at $8,000 and available for early order at Samsung’s website and participating retailers, with incentives being offered through July that include discounts, a free soundbar, and free delivery and installation. Regular Samsung QLED models such as […]

Spotify returns to its roots as the streaming service is redesigning its desktop app to more closely align with the mobile version. You may read that and immediately think Spotify is ruining the desktop experience. The March redesign of the smartphone app drew a lot of ire from some users. But don’t worry, the desktop […]

After teasing the arrival of high-fidelity audio over two years ago, it appears that Spotify HiFi may finally be ready to launch – but it’ll come at a high cost. Spotify HiFi was initially teased back in early 2021, with music stars Billie Eilish and Finneas promising that select markets would be able to try […]

If you've managed to break your new iPhone 14, MacBook, or MacBook Pro recently and would rather not send it off for repair, Apple has some good news – it's expanding its Self Service Repair to include some of the latest models in those ranges. From June 21, you'll be able to get the same genuine […]

A new video ad scam spreading across YouTube and Instagram has tricked Internet users out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, experts have warned. Cybersecurity giant Avast sounded the alarm after its researchers were drawn to a video of an unwell child pleading for money to help his recovery. The various versions of the video, […]

Chromebooks could get new settings to adjust how a pen (or stylus, if you want to be posh about it, and we do) works with the device’s touchscreen. Chrome Unboxed has produced the evidence for this which consists of a Chromium commit for a stylus preference handler. In other words, the coding for Chrome OS […]

How often do you look at the notch on your MacBook and stare daggers and the little camera wondering “why is there no Face ID” after a few hasty failed password attempts? If you’re like me, then probably a lot. Well, a newly approved patent spotted by Patently Apple suggests this might not be a […]

New research has suggested the majority of corporate data breaches (7 in 10) are actually the result of employee error, rather than sporadic cyberattacks. A study from Apricorn has revealed one in five (22%) of business security decision-makers believed employees had unintentionally put company data at risk, with a similar figure (21%) believing that workers […]