For those unfamiliar, Fortnite was removed from the App Store in 2020 after Epic Games dared to challenge Apple’s control over in-app payments.Epic offered players a cheaper, direct payment method ...

“The Polls from the Fake News are, like the News itself, FAKE! We are doing GREAT, better than ever before,” he wrote. Polls from outlets ranging from conservative Fox News to The Washington Post show ...

Apple plans to release its first foldable iPhone in 2026, joining a market with established players like Samsung and Google. Trump proposes $163 billion cut to federal budget Dave Ramsey bluntly ...

The Apple Watch Series 3 finally completes the picture of what a wearable device should be, thanks to the addition of a cellular LTE radio. Now the smartwatch can stay connected on its own ...

I review privacy tools like hardware security keys, password managers, private messaging apps and ad-blocking software. I also report on online scams and offer advice to families and individuals ...

There is a common saying that one bad apple spoils the whole barrel. I know it’s not an academic reference but the freedictionary.com describes this idiom as follows: ‘one bad apple spoils the (whole) ...

Apple has posted a new iPhone 16 ad spot online The clip shows off the toughened Ceramic Shield glass A case is probably still a good idea though Apple's ad spots are always polished, thoughtfully ...

Apple TV+ has greenlit a long-awaited TV adaptation of the late Philip Kerr’s popular Berlin Noir books from Oscar-winning Conclave writer Peter Straughan, Doctor Who producer Bad Wolf, and Tom Hanks ...

And just like that, the European Union’s massive fines on Apple and Meta ensured that competition would reign and the monolithic tech companies that structure our lives would never have such ...

Inside the controversial tree farms powering Apple’s carbon neutral goal “We were losing the light, and still about 20 kilometers from the main road, when the car shuddered and died at the ...

If Canada had stuck to 2015 trends, we'd all be $4,200 richer per year, and thousands killed by crime, drugs and health shortages would still be alive You can save this article by registering for ...