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Many apps on iOS devices are crashing right now. The apps affected included Spotify, Pinterest, and Waze. A Facebook login issue may the cause of the iOS apps crashing.   Many iPhone and iPad owners are currently reporting problems with iOS apps crashing on their devices. Downdetector shows that crashing reports are being filed for many popular apps and services, including … Continue reading If your favorite iOS app is crashing on your iPhone, you are not alone Continue Reading →

Update, July 10, 2020 (10:09 AM ET): The Google Fitbit acquisition is facing some tough scrutiny from policymakers in the EU, as described in the original article below. However, Reuters reported this morning that those same policymakers are allegedly ready to give Google an easy way to earn approval: simply pledge not to use any Fitbit data for … Continue reading Google’s Fitbit buy facing EU scrutiny (Update: Google might have easy way out) Continue Reading →

The pandemic has created a demand for PCs and laptops The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has made it more difficult to buy a new laptop recently, and we’re now starting to see how PC shipments have been affected. While PC shipments declined sharply during the impact to manufacturing in Q1, both IDC and Gartner report that shipments have now grown in Q2 … Continue reading PC shipments surge as the world gets serious about working from home Continue Reading →

Including new 13-inch, 14-inch, and 16-inch models Apple’s first Macs based on its own ARM-based silicon will include a new MacBook Air, as well as MacBook Pros with 13.3-, 14-, and 16-inch screen sizes, according to a new report from reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The research note was reported by 9to5Mac and MacRumors. Apple officially confirmed the … Continue reading Apple’s range of unannounced ARM-based MacBooks detailed in new report Continue Reading →

The EV startup has raised $5.35 billion since the beginning of 2019 EV startup Rivian has raised $2.5 billion, bringing its total funding to date to around $6 billion ahead of the launch of its all-electric pickup truck and SUV in early 2021. $5.35 billion of that has come in the last year and a … Continue reading Rivian raises $2.5 billion ahead of launch of electric pickup and SUV Continue Reading →

Plus, a few Nintendo Switch games that star Mario are discounted Amazon’s Echo Show 8, its 8-inch smart display, is $90 at Best Buy and Amazon. This model usually costs $130. Compared to the Google Nest Hub, its closest competitor in price and functionality, the Echo Show 8 is the better option if you want a slightly larger … Continue reading The Echo Show 8 smart display is $40 off today Continue Reading →

They’re reportedly called the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live Samsung’s upcoming bean-shaped earbuds have leaked again in a series of new images that also include its charging case for the first time. The images were initially leaked by Evan Blass, before being republished by 9to5Google. As well as giving us our best look yet at the earbuds’ charging … Continue reading Images of Samsung’s bean-shaped earbuds leak again, including its charging case Continue Reading →

And with or without 5G, this isn’t a great laptop for $1,399 Lenovo’s Flex 5G has a lot to live up to as the world’s first 5G-enabled Windows 10 2-in-1 laptop. Not just that, it also needs to convince people that putting ARM-based processors in a Windows laptop is a perk, not a liability that … Continue reading Lenovo’s Flex 5G proves it’s too early to buy a 5G laptop Continue Reading →

Harmony Express remotes will stop working on September 30th. Roughly one year after Logitech launched its Harmony Express universal remote, the company is discontinuing the device and ending support. Harmony Express was meant to be a sleek, Alexa-enabled alternative to universal remotes with touch screens and cluttered programmable buttons. But Logitech says its “expectations were not met,” so it’s … Continue reading Logitech pulls support for Harmony Express remote a year after launch Continue Reading →

It hopes to supplement the need for computer science educators in the US. To help advance computer science education in the US, Apple is launching a new, no-cost coding course for teachers. The course is offered through Develop in Swift, Apple’s educational coding program geared toward high school and higher ed students. “The course is … Continue reading Apple is offering teachers a free coding course Continue Reading →