A U.S. trade court ruled that President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs were illegal on Wednesday, but the administration has been granted a temporary stay until arguments are filed. Tariffs could affect iPhone prices in the fall The Trump administration implemented wide-ranging and incredibly high tariffs throughout its initial weeks of being in power. After a lot of back and forth,… Continue Reading
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Keychron Q14 Max review: Unusual but great
The Keychron Q14 Max is an Alice-layout mechanical keyboard with a flipped numpad. It’s unusual, but perfect for the right person. Keychron Q14 Max It feels that 2025 has been a keyboard odyssey for this reviewer. Specifically, an odyssey through a wide range of keyboards offered by one of the most prolific manufacturers in the industry: Keychron. Ranging from large… Continue Reading
AI models analyzing audio from AirPods could determine a user’s heart rate
Apple’s latest research reveals how models made for speech recognition can determine your heart rate by processing phonocardiograms, which could be used in AirPods. Apple could add heart rate detection to future AirPods, building upon their existing health-related features. On Thursday, a week after the company revealed its Humanoid Policy study that deals with robotics, Apple published new research that… Continue Reading
Sketchy guesswork says Apple will take $4 billion hit to App Store revenue after Epic battle
A lot of questionable assumptions are being used to craft what is probably a wrong guess that more than $4 billion a year in revenue will shift from Apple to game developers as a result of the antisteering rulings and laws around the world. An analyst expects Apple to lose billions after Epic case Apple was forced to allow developers… Continue Reading
Retro gold rush: which emulators are on the App Store, and what’s coming
Apple is allowing emulators on the App Store. Here’s what’s arrived, and what’s on the way to play your favorite retro games on your iPhone, updated on May 29. iPhone emulators The early April changes to the App Store Review Guidelines reversed a rule that practically banned emulators from the App Store. After the rule was removed, it was expected… Continue Reading
Apple’s Logic Pro for iPad and Mac can now capture your performances even when you forget to hit record
Apple’s just dropped a pretty significant upgrade to Logic Pro for Mac and iPad Flashback Capture will handle the recording even if you don’t start it Stem Splitters gains more functionality, and a bit of Apple Intelligence arrives in this creative tool Apple’s been on a roll with Logic Pro on the Mac and iPad – in 2024, the tech… Continue Reading
Trump ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs blocked by U.S. trade court
The so-called reciprocal tariffs imposed on “Liberation Day” and the trafficking-related tariffs have all been ruled an illegal overreach by the President and have been blocked by a U.S. trade court. iPhone prices could have been raised as a result of tariffs There has been a lot of volatility with Apple, big tech, and United States businesses since the April… Continue Reading
ProtonVPN review: Private VPN connectivity, excellent value
ProtonVPN boasts highly secure and private Internet connectivity, along with massive speeds and server choice. It also does so at an extremely reasonable price. Proton VPN on iOS and macOS Proton is best known for its Proton Mail service. A highly secure email provider that uses end-to-end encryption to keep communications private between users. Given the security and privacy-forward nature… Continue Reading
Apple might be about to make a major change to how it names its operating systems
A new report from Bloomberg says Apple will change how it numbers its operating systems The change will be to match the year, so not iOS 19 but iOS 26 It’s said the change will be for iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS as well With just 12 days until Apple’s WWDC 2025 kicks off on June 9, 2025, with… Continue Reading
macOS 26 may not support 2018 MacBook Pros, 2019 iMacs, or the iMac Pro
Apple’s macOS 26 is set to debut on June 9 at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers’ Conference, but owners of older MacBook Pros and iMacs won’t be able to experience the next-gen operating system. macOS 26 may not support the 2018 MacBook Pro or the 2017 iMac Pro. The successor to macOS Sequoia is expected to launch alongside iOS 26, formerly… Continue Reading
Telegram gets some AI integration but you may not love the source
Telegram is adding xAI’s Grok chatbot to its app Grok will be embedded into chat features like the search bar and pinned chats The deal has xAI paying Telegram $300 million to become a part of the app Telegram messages will have a sarcastic extra presence now, thanks to a deal made by the messaging app to bring xAI’s Grok… Continue Reading
Microsoft wants to simplify all Windows updates, and it could make everyone’s life easier
Microsoft has a grand vision of Windows Update delivering updates for all software installed on the PC This is mainly aimed at the business world to begin with, but there’s no reason why consumers won’t eventually benefit as well Developers will need to be persuaded to hook up their apps to Microsoft’s new unified delivery platform, though Microsoft plans to… Continue Reading
Nvidia RTX 5050 GPU spotted in Acer gaming laptops, so it could arrive soon – but I’m becoming more doubtful about a desktop variant
Acer accidentally listed RTX 5050 GPUs in some gaming laptops The spilled details showed power usage and clock speeds We didn’t get any other specs shared, though, and chatter about the desktop variant of the RTX 5050 has gone quiet, too Acer has leaked the Nvidia RTX 5050 mobile GPU, giving us a glimpse of some of the key specs… Continue Reading
Apple rumored to release iOS 26 at WWDC, instead of iOS 19
Apple could make a big change to the way it numbers its operating systems, with a year-based system renaming iOS 19 as iOS 26, and macOS in the same way. iOS 26 could be launched at WWDC instead of iOS 19iOS 26 could be launched at WWDC instead of iOS 19iOS 26 could be launched at WWDC instead of iOS… Continue Reading
iPhone satellite features arrive in Mexico to bridge signal gaps
Apple’s satellite messaging and location-sharing tools are now live in Mexico, keeping iPhone users connected even off the grid. Image Credit: Apple On Wednesday, Apple rolled out its iPhone satellite features to users in Mexico. This includes Satellite Messages and Find via satellite. These features allow users to stay in touch with friends and family when there is no Wi-Fi… Continue Reading
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