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2. Huawei MateBook X pro Huawei’s MateBook X Pro is thin, light, and has a keyboard that’s actually enjoyable to type on (unlike Apple’s current MacBook Pros). Not to mention the 13.9-inch (3,000 x 2,000 resoluti...
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Some third-party email providers that work with services like Gmail are letting their employees read customer emails to create new and optimized software tools, according to an article warning about third-party email apps and serv...
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You installed the iOS 12 public beta on the iPhone you use every day, and the experience has been…less than smooth. Hey, that’s what beta tests are for, right? You gave it a shot and now you’re ready to go back to the fe...
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Available on Indiegogo, the wire-free Arbor Instant Video Doorbell from Arbor Home lets you keep an eye on your packages from shipment to delivery, and it lets you see just who’s at your door when the bell rings. Prior to th...
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Don’t run a beta operating system on your primary device. That’s the standard advice given to users everywhere, every time they’re given the opportunity to test the latest and greatest. That’s always our advice, too. It...
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Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends For a brief moment, it seemed as though a security researcher had found a way to get past the security limits on iPhones and iPads by entering an infinite number of passcodes in order to hack into a...
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A USB-based vulnerability that allows for the brute forcing of a passcode on an iOS device has been discovered by security researcher Matthew Hickey, reports ZDNet. The method, which bypasses the 10-entry attempt that erases an iO...
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The Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC), an organization that includes Apple, today announced the publication of a new Digital Key Release 1.0 specification, which is a standardized solution designed to let drivers download a digita...
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After all these years of iPad, Apple’s tablet is still the best one in town, and some of the better alternatives also look a lot like iPads. We haven’t seen an iPad “killer” and chances are we’ll never get one. That’s ...
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A long-standing bug in macOS’s Quick Look feature has the potential to expose sensitive user files like photo thumbnails and the text of documents, even on encrypted drives, according to security researchers. Details on the ...