Year: <span>2021</span>
News · 1 Sep 2021
Philips Hue debuts new bulbs and Spotify integration for easier music syncing
Philips Hue, via its parent Signify, has unveiled the major additions to its lineup for this Autumn alongside a few welcome changes to its apps and services, as…
Apple · 1 Sep 2021
The rate of new apps on the Mac App Store is declining
What you need to know New apps on the Mac App Store have declined 12% in the last year. The number of new apps per month currently sits…
Apple · 1 Sep 2021
Apple shut down an employee Slack channel focused on pay equity
What you need to know Apple has banned an internal Slack channel focused on pay equity. The company says that such a channel would violate the company’s Slack…
News · 1 Sep 2021
Bangkok Airways admits data breach
Bangkok Airways finds itself in a tough spot as it admits to losing sensitive information of customers.
News · 1 Sep 2021
Xbox Series X restock: GameStop, Best Buy, Walmart, and Target – when to buy Xbox
Our Xbox Series X restock tracker in the US is live tracking the hard-to-buy console. Here’s when and where to buy it.
Apple · 1 Sep 2021
Analyst Katy Huberty talks Apple Car, Tim Cook’s legacy in new interview
What you need to know Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty sat down for an interview on the Apollo Effect podcast series. The analyst talked about why and when…
Apple · 1 Sep 2021
Crossy Road is coming soon to Apple Arcade
What you need to know Crossy Road is coming to Apple Arcade. According to Apple, the title has been reimagined for the game subscription service. You can set…
News · 1 Sep 2021
Google Pixel 6 release date may be on October 28 – not right before iPhone 13
No, the Google Pixel 6 won’t come out right before the iPhone 13, per a new rumor – instead, it may launch on October 28.
News · 1 Sep 2021
Kaspersky wants to improve the security of SMBs on a budget
Kaspersky Cybersecurity On a Budget is a new free platform with plenty of useful cybersecurity advice and tips for SMBs.
News · 1 Sep 2021
South Korean law forces Apple and Google to let developers bypass 30% app store cut
A new South Korean law will force Apple and Google to let developers choose their own payment systems, bypassing their 30% cuts.