Apple is quietly adding more modes of payment for iTunes, to cater to users who don’t have or don’t want to add a credit card to their accounts. On Tuesday, it started allowing users in Taiwan to pay for their … Read More
It’s only fitting that the leader of the biggest company in the world has a pretty impressive list of friends. In an extended interview with the Washington Post, Apple’s top executive offered new insight into how he’s handled some of … Read More
With Instagram taking on Snapchat and new information on the rumored headphone jack-less iPhone 7, you may have missed the scoop on some of this week’s best new apps. Each weekend, we round up a few of our favorite new … Read More
We already have real lightsabers and levitating Death Stars, so it was only a matter of time before we got a real, working Star Wars Speeder bike. The vehicle, first shown in Return of the Jedi, was recently recreated … Read More
Let the Fruit Games begin. Over the years, Google has done many different style Google Doodles to recognize the Olympic games. In their own stylized way, these daily drawings and animations usually celebrate the specific sports and, more broadly, the … Read More
Dropbox’s new productivity software is getting a big update. The company has been testing Paper, a new Google Docs-like tool, since last year when they quietly introduced something known as Project Composer in the spring. The collaboration tool was later … Read More
With Yahoo’s big sale to Verizon finally becoming official and a new look at how the iPhone without a headphone jack could work, you may have missed some of this week’s best new apps. Each weekend, we round up a … Read More
When you download or sign up for any sort of program or service, you have to agree to their terms of service: The wall of text that describes everything you can and cannot do on or with that software. SEE … Read More
1996 Image: web.archive.org Verizon’s $4.83 billion acquisition of Yahoo’s core business, announced today, marks the end of Yahoo’s 22-year run as an independent company. In January 1994, Stanford University graduate students Jerry Yang and David Filo created a hierarchically-organized directory … Read More
SINGAPORE — Another day, another Pokémon Go-related drama. On Sunday, Singapore’s minister for communications and information, Yaacob Ibrahim, told reporters that he had serious concerns about the hit game and suggested that it should be closely monitored. According to Ibrahim, … Read More
