7 Ways Apple Can Make Messages Better in iOS 13 By Jason Snell Messages is one of the most popular apps on the iPhone. Yet there are plenty of ways Apple could improve its chat app.
Apple Killing AR Glasses Report Points to Much Bigger Problem By Jesus Diaz Sources claim that Apple has disbanded the Apple AR Glasses development team citing technology issues, but it is also clearly related to something else.
Stranger Things 3 Recap: Action, Laughs, Terror and Tears By Daniel Toy Eleven and the gang are back fighting the forces of the Upside Down, Russians and puberty.
Apple Watch 5: Rumors, Release Date, Price, Features and More By Caitlin McGarry Here’s everything we want (and expect) to see in the 2019 Apple Watch.
3 Reasons Why I Quit DirecTV Now By Caitlin McGarry DirecTV Now is hemorrhaging customers like me, and AT&T doesn’t seem to care.
Why You Should Watch the Overwatch League Again By Phillip Tracy Changes to the meta has made the Overwatch League much more enjoyable to watch, but that could soon change if Blizzard implements new rules.
Forget Streaming: Why You Should Still Buy Blu-Rays By Henry T. Casey Movies from Netflix and other platforms come and go too often to rely on, so our senior writer is opting to invest in owning his favorite films.
4 Ways the Apple Watch Could Step Up on Fitness By Philip Michaels The Apple Watch’s focus on fitness and health monitoring is a welcome one. But Apple could fine-tune the Activity app on its smartwatch.
I Hope Stranger Things 3 Is Better Than Its Lame Merch By Henry T. Casey The new season of Stranger Things is being promoted with all the products.
T-Mobile's 5G Is the Best Yet — and It's Still Not Ready By Adam Ismail T-Mobile's network may not yet be the fastest, but it is the most accessible. And that's what really matters.
Jony Ive Leaving Apple Is Exactly What the Company Needs By Mark Spoonauer From the MacBook Air to the iPhone, Jony Ive's Apple designs are legendary, but fresh blood is required for a new wave of breakthroughs.
macOS Catalina’s Music App Rocks: iTunes Isn’t Really Dead By Henry T. Casey Why Apple's new Music app shouldn't concern iTunes power users.
Beyond iPhone 11: Apple Needs to Make These 5 Big Upgrades By Jason Snell With the smartphone market stalling, Apple can't afford to keep offering iterative upgrades. It needs to make these critical improvements.
Neon Genesis Evangelion Hits Netflix: 10 Things to Know By Adam Ismail Here's everything you should know before dipping your toes in this notoriously enigmatic anime.
RIP Marvel on Netflix: The Good, The Bad and What’s Next By Daniel Toy Marvel's Netflix shows marked a fun, flawed transitional period that Marvel should learn from for future Disney Plus shows.
Black Mirror Season 5 Is an Insult to My Generation By Monica Chin The new season of Netflix’s Black Mirror is a big middle finger to millennials.
Why Can't Nintendo Get Online Multiplayer Right? By Rami Tabari Nintendo revealed that you can't play with your friends online in Super Mario Maker 2. Why can't Nintendo get online multiplayer right?
Will Google Stadia Be Worth the Money? By Michael Andronico Google Stadia could revolutionize AAA gaming by letting you play hot titles on any device, but its pricing options could prove frustrating.
Apple’s Pro Display XDR Beats OLED, So Why Not Make a Real Apple TV? By Mark Spoonauer With its unique blue LED technology, high sustained brightness and accurate color, Apple's new Pro Display XDR showcases the kind of picture that could beat LG and Samsung.
6 Reasons You'll Want iOS 13 on Your iPhone By Jason Snell iOS 13 has dozens of new features, but these are the ones that will compel users to upgrade.
You Shouldn't Pay $100 and Still See Roku's Ads By Henry T. Casey Even if you drop a ton of money on a Roku, you still get ads.
7 Reasons to Watch Amazon Prime's Fleabag Now By Henry T. Casey The best new show on TV packs a ton of punch into its dialogue and story.
Of Course iPhone Apps Spy on You: Here's What to Do About It By Paul Wagenseil It shouldn't be news that iPhone apps spy on you. That's how they make money. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do about it.
Why WWDC 2019 Will Usher In a New Era for Apple By Jason Snell When it gets underway June 3, Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference could mark the start of some big transitions, particularly for Mac users.
WWDC 2019: What Apple's Big Show Means to You By Jason Snell WWDC may be aimed at developers, but if you care about Apple’s products, next week’s conference is still a big deal.
It's Official: AT&T's 5GE Is Slower Than Verizon and T-Mobile’s 4G LTE By Caitlin McGarry AT&T's 5GE network is nothing like 5G, and in fact falls short of rival carriers' LTE networks, based on testing.
Huawei vs US Government: Where's the Evidence? By Paul Wagenseil The U.S. government won't let American companies do business with Huawei. But it still won't say exactly why.
Google Just Un-Killed the Best Thing About Its Nest Products By Mike Prospero By ending the Works With Nest program so abruptly, Google is alienating both consumers and smart-home companies. Update: No longer!
Galaxy Fold Fiasco Is Worst Possible Start to Foldable Phone Revolution By Mark Spoonauer The Galaxy Fold breaking is a huge problem for Samsung, but it also casts a shadow over the entire foldable phone category before it gets off the ground.
With OnePlus 7 Pro, OnePlus Is Leaving Behind Its Core Customers By Philip Michaels The OnePlus 7 Pro is an impressive phone. But as the most expensive OnePlus handset yet, the upstart phone maker is leaving some users behind.
