Disney+ and Hulu Raise Prices Again, Ad-Free Plans Now $21.49 
iOS 27.0.1 is Coming Soon 
Apple Releases watchOS 27.0.1 With Fix for Restart Bug 
You Can Now Try Apple’s Unreleased Copland OS in Your Browser 
ChatGPT in Siri ‘Persistently Underperforming,’ Says OpenAI Microsoft error could open the door to the most damaging phishing scam to date
A Desktop Service Store (DS_STORE) file was left sitting on a publicly accessible web server belonging to Microsoft Vancouver in...
Apple Giving Customers a Second Chance to Buy AppleCare+ After Their iPhone or Mac is Repaired
Apple is now providing customers who have faced a costly out-of-pocket repair for an iPhone or Mac with a second...
ScreenKit, the popular Home screen customization app, goes all Christmassy
What you need to know ScreenKit has been updated to add Christmas icons, widgets, and more. ScreenKit is an app...
Apple now offering customers AppleCare+ on repaired devices
A second chance for customers who passed on AppleCare+ the first time... What you need to know Apple has made...
Story-driven RPG Crashlands+ is coming to Apple Arcade soon
What you need to know Crashlands+ is a story-driven RPG that's coming to iPhone and iPad. The new Apple Arcade...
Windows 11 running slow? Microsoft’s ongoing SSD problems could be to blame
Windows 11 continues to suffer from a problem where some NVMe SSDs are running more than 50% slower, and Microsoft...
Halo Infinite’s physical disc doesn’t contain the full game – what’s going on?
The disc version of Halo Infinite doesn’t actually contain the full playable game, instead, it requires online DRM to install...
Hawkeye episode 4 recap: frivolous festivities and tag-team takedowns
About this episode- Episode 4 (of 6), 'Partners, Am I Right?' - Written by Erin Cancino and Heather Quinn -...
More people than ever are installing Android and iPhone apps
It looks like both Google and Apple saw record-breaking numbers when it came to mobile app installs in 2021.SensorTower measures...
AWS outage reminds us that the fate of the internet lies in the hands of the few
Back in the day, we ran websites off personal and corporate servers, usually located within our homes and offices. As...