New $1,099 21.5-inch iMac teardown reveals that users can’t upgrade RAM
One Mac hardware servicer tore down the new iMac, and found that it is not DIY-friendly at all.
E-retailer slashes 2014 11.6-Inch MacBook Air price by $199 to $700
After Best Buy cut the price on MacBook Air laptops and other Apple gear, a retailer on eBay is doing the same for one MacBook Air in particular.
T-Mobile offers free music streaming, lets anyone try iPhone 5S for 7 days
T-Mobile is revealing the latest plans for the company as part of its massive Uncarrier strategy, including a bunch of new offers for customers.
Apple introduces a new 21.5-Inch iMac that’s $200 cheaper
The financial barrier to entry on the iMac front just got a little more affordable.
Facebook officially launches Slingshot app, competitor to Snapchat
Facebook officially released its new Snapchat competitor, Slingshot, an iOS disappearing photo and video app.
New wearable Spire reduces stress by reminding you to breathe properly
A new wearable called Spire tells you to take a deep breath when you need it. The gadget tracks respiration, body position, and the intensity of exercise.
Apple and Samsung may have reached a patent deal
According to a recent report, Apple and Samsung might finally be headed to a ceasefire in regards to the companies' patent disputes.
Parallels Access now lets you access your PC or Mac using an iPhone or an Android device
Parallels Access can now be used in conjunction with Android devices, as well as the iPhone.
MyPermissions helps you keep apps from accessing your data
MyPermissions wants to protect your data from nosy applications. It shows users the ability too apps accessing information and allows you to block them.
New Facebook iPad app emphasizes games and trending videos
Facebook is testing out a new update to its iPad app, which adds a sidebar for mobile game notifications, gaming suggestions, and trending content.
New bill may allow the government to regulate map apps
A new bill proposed by the Obama administration may give the Transportation Department regulatory powers over apps like Google Maps and Apple Maps.
12 tips to help get the most out of your iPhone 5S
We run through a few extra iPhone 5S tips which are best combined with our comprehensive iOS 7 tips roundup to ensure you are enjoying your iPhone 5S to the full.
Apple recalls European iPhone chargers in 37 countries due to overheating and safety risk
Apple is recalling the 5W European USB power adapters that came with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S models in 37 countries due to overheating risks.
Apple launches replacement program for affected European iPhone adapters
Apple is issuing a recall for European iPhone adapters purchased between October 2009 and September 2012.
Facebook Messenger adds in-app video recording, bigger thumbs
Facebook Messenger now lets you record video and "Like" things with a giant blue thumbs-up. Will the new features convert WhatsApp and Line users?
That iPad split-screen feature you’ve been waiting for? It’s in the iOS 8 code (Updated)
Split-screen functionality may soon come to an iPad near you. A developer found a piece of iOS 8 code that would let users open two apps side-by-side.
Facebook to create better targeted ads based on Web browsing history
Facebook will use Web browsing history to offer better targeted ads, but it will also allow users to opt out of ad tracking, and control which ads they see.
Look out, Spotify, Amazon Prime Music just entered the music-streaming scene
Amazon entered the music-streaming scene with Prime Music. Users can listen to more than one million songs, pre-made playlists, and one of their own making.
Twitter restores TweetDeck after major hack disables app
Twitter was forced to shut down the TweetDeck apps after a major security flaw was found. The bug is now fixed and TweetDeck users are back in action.
Apple gets into the Android app business with Beats
Apple acquired the Beats Music Android and Windows Phone apps and it intends to keep them. Could Beats convince Android users to convert to iOS ?
Apple patent may track weightlifting progress with rumored iWatch
An Apple patent hints at the existence of the iWatch and potential gadget to track weightlifting. The device would then send data to Healthkit app.
Best World Cup apps for Brazil 2014
We run through the best World Cup apps for Brazil 2014. These apps are essential for Android and iOS users who want to track all the matches.
Needs directions: Apple Maps app is still a mess due to internal politics
Apple was expected to update the Maps app at WWDC 2014, but new reports hint that internal arguments may be to blame for the no-show.
Create virtual cliques with Secret app’s ‘Dens’ feature for work, school gossip
Anonymous app Secret added a new small community sharing feature called "Secret Dens," where posters can post office gossip and other revelations.
First demo footage shows off iOS 8’s new time-lapse function
A first demo video shows off the new time-lapse functionality of Apple's iOS 8 Photos app.
iOS 8 has a new feature that stops retailers from tracking you when searching for Wi-Fi
A new iOS 8 feature will stop stores from tracking your location and shopping habits, by randomizing your iPhone's MAC address while it searches for Wi-Fi.
Wakey wakey, Google Now sounds off alarm before transit arrives at stop
Google Now will give you a wake-up call when you're on public transit, so that you don't miss your stop.
Modio app turns your iPad into a 3D monster toy design company
Modio takes full advantage of 3D printing technology, letting you design your own monster robots to play with – or use as decor for your bachelor pad.
5 real-life problems OS X Yosemite solves, and Windows 8.1 screws up
Mac OS X Yosemite solves real world problems, and that's coming from a life-long Windows user.