Latest articles by Scott Younker
New Apple Magic accessories leaked in iOS 18.1 code — here's what we know
Code in the latest iOS 18.1 beta release hints at new USB-C ported Apple Magic accessories.
Valve discusses plans for new Steam Deck models and it's good news for consumers
In an interview, Valve employees reiterated that there won't be yearly Steam Decks.
Apple Intelligence release date imminent as iOS 18.1 release version goes live
Apple just issued the release candidate version of iOS 18.1, meaning the Apple Intelligence update is nearly ready for your iPhone.
DJI tipped to release new 360-degree camera — will it rival Insta360?
A new FCC listing spotted online appears to point to a DJI 360-degree camera.
New iPhone 17 Air leak reveals details on screen size, cameras, chip and more
A new report from a regular Apple analyst seems to confirm several rumors about next year's iPhone 17 Slim and iPhone 17 Pro models.
NYT Connections today hints and answers — Saturday, October 19 (#496)
Get today's NYT Connections hints and answers for today's puzzle #496 on October 19.
Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' mode now under federal investigation after fatal crash
Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' appears to struggle in low visibility situations and has led to four crashes, including at least one death. Now it's under investigation.
Surprise! Amazon releases new Fire TV Stick HD for only $35 — here's what's new
After releasing four new Kindles earlier this week, Amazon also dropped a new Fire TV Stick HD, which replaces the Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick Lite.
Microsoft discovers macOS vulnerability that could expose your data — what we know
Microsoft revealed a macOS flaw that sidesteps privacy controls in the Safari browser.
Hacker behind 2.9-billion person data breach caught — what you can do to stay safe
A Brazilian man, purported to be the hacker behind a massive August data breach, has been arrested by the Brazilian Federal Police.
NYT Connections today hints and answers — Friday, October 18 (#495)
Get today's NYT Connections hints and answers for today's puzzle #495 on October 18.
Google will soon let you add your passport to Google Wallet — here's how it works
Google is testing the ability to add your Passport to Google Wallet in a beta program
NYT Connections today hints and answers — Thursday, October 17 (#494)
Get today's NYT Connections hints and answers for today's puzzle #494 on October 17.
OnePlus 13 image leaked — here’s our first look at the flagship phone
OnePlus 13 will launch in China soon and it's getting a slight redesign. Plus, we get a look at the new Oppo Find X8.
New study sends nearly 1TB of data per second over 6G network — 9000 times faster than 5G
A new study looking at 6G connectivity managed to send nearly 1TB of data in a second, which would be 9000 times faster than current 5G networks.
FTC announces 'Click to Cancel' rule for canceling subscription services — what you need to know
The Federal Trade Commission is looking into making canceling subscriptions an easier process.
Apple teases when iOS 18.1 update will arrive with Apple Intelligence features
Apple is launching the next iteration of iOS 18 soon, and we have an idea of when the update will arrive.
Google gives Google Shopping an AI makeover — here's what's new
Google is revamping Google Shopping with personalized options and AI-powered search
First OnePlus 13R specs leaked — tipped for 6,000 mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip
A new leak gives us the first idea of what next year's OnePlus 13R mid-range will be capable of and it's powerful.
NYT Connections today hints and answers — Wednesday, October 15 (#493)
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Forget iPhone 17 — iPhone 18 tipped to use world's first 2nm chip
A new report claims the iPhone 18 will be the first smartphone to feature a 2nm processor.
Samsung rolls out OneUI to millions of TVs — here’s everything new on your Samsung TV
Samsung did a surprise rollout for a new interface that wasn't expected until 2025.
M4 MacBook launch looks like a lock within the next week — here’s what we know
Anyone looking forward to the next MacBook probably won't need to wait much longer.
