Never lose your keys again: Apple’s AirTag 2 bundle is just $89
It’s time to get some new Bluetooth trackers now that Apple’s 2nd-gen AirTags are on sale! You can grab a four-pack for $89 right now, which is good for 10 percent off or about $22…
It’s time to get some new Bluetooth trackers now that Apple’s 2nd-gen AirTags are on sale! You can grab a four-pack for $89 right now, which is good for 10 percent off or about $22…
Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: Macworld reports that Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro clear cases are expected to eliminate the large white rectangle that covered most of the iPhone 17 Pro’s back. The…
One day, you might lose your laptop. It could be stolen or it could be misplaced. But if you’re reading this right now and you still have your laptop with you, the advice is the…
Call me cynical, but from time to time, I hear about a “leak” that’s so positive I wonder if it’s actually a press release in disguise. In August, for instance, the transcript of an internal…
I previously wrote about using apps to overcome my procrastination, but what I didn’t mention is that I also struggle with forgetfulness. If something isn’t where I usually put it, it might be because my…
Like many great empires, Apple started out, and in some ways continues to view itself, as the little guy rebelling against The Man. A couple of upstarts in a garage taking on the might of…
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced via admin center message that certain existing features will no longer be available in older versions of Office 365 apps starting end of January 2026. The change is due to…
Over on The Full Nerd podcast, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 is known as The GOAT, the graphics card that still hasn’t been beaten for value, gains over its predecessors, and performance in its time.…
Think about all your online accounts. Do you reuse passwords? Use weak ones? Maybe you think your password is “good enough”—a phrase often rooted in outdated habits like rotating simple base passwords. But modern computer…
Both my parents grew up in the computer industry of the 1970s and 80s, and they told me stories of “hard drives” the size of washing machines that only held a few megabytes of data.…