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Hachi Infinite projector hands-on: Turn flat surfaces into interactive displays
The Hachi Infinite is an interactive touchscreen projector and standalone smart home entertainment system that turns a surface ito a multi-touch screen.
iOS 13.5.1 suffers from a horrible battery drain issue
Poor battery life since installing iOS 13.5.1 on your iPhone? You're not alone.
Windows 10 2004: Microsoft kills memory bugs behind 5% to 10% of Windows flaws
Microsoft introduces two new Windows APIs to help driver developers create safer software.
When Apple moves Mac to Arm, is it time for Mac users to move to Windows?
It seems like an obvious question since new machines will have to be purchased. But the prevailing Facebook opinion is that it all depends on your apps. We take a deep dive. Come on in. The water's fine.
Best iPad in 2020: Apple's tablet lineup continues to go unmatched
Follow along as we break down each iPad model.
Talking rubbish: How smart bins are helping one city understand the impact of lockdown
One city council has 30 smart bins spread out around the city, and they are coming in even more handy than previously thought.
BMW explores in-car subscriptions for smart, connected services
The automaker is set to offer optional upgrades for smart vehicle owners in a bid to generate recurring revenue.
Apple Watch gets new sleep-tracking features, but can the battery handle them?
As popular as the Apple Watch has been, it's never had the battery life of some other personal tracking devices. This has limited its usefulness as a sleep tracker. But now that Apple is adding sleep, what does that say about the battery?
Windows 10: Microsoft Defender ATP now rates your security configurations
New Microsoft Defender ATP service will help weed out unneeded administrator accounts before attackers find them.
LinkedIn says iOS clipboard snooping after every key press is a bug, will fix
The new clipboard access detection and warning feature in iOS 14 exposes another app.
