September 24, 2020 Apple’s brand-new iPad is down to $299 on Amazon Amazon joins Walmart with a new sale on the latest 8th-generation iPad — yes, the one that only came out last week. Amazon now…
September 24, 2020 Amazon’s Echo conquered the smart home — what comes next? Photo by Dan Seifert / The Verge Amazon is gearing up for its latest hardware event where it’s expected to announce its latest smart…
September 24, 2020 Facebook’s Oversight Board will begin hearing cases before the US election Faceboook has confirmed that it’s Oversight Board set up to rule on moderation disputes across the company’s platforms will begin to hear cases as…
September 24, 2020 ‘Microsoft Flight Simulator’ is getting a Japan-centric update next week At its Tokyo Games Show event, Microsoft today announced a major free update to Microsoft Flight Simulator. Appropriately, the update adds a lot to…
September 24, 2020 Packaging for Google’s Nest Audio smart speaker and new Chromecast leaks Walmart already has Google’s new smart speaker visible on its shelves. | Image: Marcos Frausto Two of Google’s products that will almost certainly be…
September 24, 2020 Grab the Latest iPad for $300 ($30 off) iPad Eighth Generation (32GB) | $300 | AmazoniPad Eighth Generation (128GB) | $395 | Amazon Read more… via Gizmodo Check out the Finding Your…
September 24, 2020 Microsoft makes a last-minute Xbox Series S price cut in Japan Seemingly out of nowhere, Microsoft has decided to change the price of the Xbox Series S in Japan. The next-gen console was originally going…
September 24, 2020 The Morning After: Samsung’s new Galaxy S20 is a flagship for the rest of us This afternoon, Amazon’s going to unveil a bunch of new devices, and while we assume many of them will be Alexa-connected, one of them…
September 24, 2020 Fantastical’s new widgets look like the perfect use-case for the iOS 14 update Mac and iOS calendar app Fantastical has updated its software with 12 new customizable widgets. They look like the perfect use-case for iOS 14’s…
September 24, 2020 Spotify, Epic, Tile, Match, and more are rallying developers against Apple’s App Store policies Several of Apple’s biggest critics — including Epic Games, Spotify, Basecamp, Match Group, Tile, Blix, and Deezer — have banded together to create the…