Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: Macworld explores whether Apple deliberately held back key iOS 27 features for September hardware launches, particularly the rumored folding iPhone Ultra. iOS 27 code reveals folding phone…
One of the cool things about the MacBook Neo is that it’s designed so the user can repair it if needed. You can order parts online and use Apple’s manuals to, say, replace a broken…
HyperX, now fully its own standalone brand with only a few minimal connections to parent company HP, has been going ham on the 3D printing angle for the last couple of years. The latest entry…
Even if you aren’t a huge techie, you probably know about all the big, mainstream apps that are fundamental to how we use our PCs. I’m talking Word, Outlook, Chrome, Slack, Dropbox, etc. You know,…
Whenever the retail market loses its mind, we can always turn to the second-hand market for relief. It’s there with open arms to give us months-old and years-old hardware at great prices. Right? Well, not…
Back in 2023, Logitech teamed up with iFixit to bring us the Logitech Repair Hub, an official resource of repair guides and spare parts for the company’s products. The hub first launched with support for…
When gaming mice don’t fit your hand or fail to perform as well as you hope, there’s one possible solution to try: personalization! Of course, different gaming mice support different levels of personalization. There’s the…
Behold the InWin Infinite, the most ridiculously over-the-top PC case that isn’t shaped like a sneaker or a shark. InWin showed off this slab of curved glass and aluminum back at Computex in Taipei, but…
The Starlink waitlist is back in certain parts of the US, including several large cities on the West Coast and in Texas. The Starlink availability map says the service is sold out in and around…
If you’re like me, a laptop is probably your main (or even only) computer. The convenience is unmatched and it can go with us anywhere. But time catches up with us all, and laptops are…