Google's hottest Nest cameras now work with Amazon Alexa. Here is everything you need to know about this exciting development.
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Oliver Haslam has written about technology for over a decade. His work has been published in print at Macworld and online pretty much everywhere else. If it plugs in or has a battery, it's fair game.
Amazon is now selling this super-long 100-feet Cat8 Ethernet cable for a bargain low price of just $50.99. Unlike many deals, this one won't require that you enter any discount codes or clip any on-screen coupons. Just place your order as you would any other and your new cable will be with you in no time at all.
Fans of Fortnite who want to play on their iPhone and iPad are in for some good news — it's back! But not via the App Store.
Apple has settled a long-running class-action lawsuit that claimed it made iPhone 4S devices slower on purpose. The accusations flew after people installed iOS 9 and Apple has now agreed to pay members of the suit $15 each.
Amazon is now selling a pack of four Apple AirTags for just $84.55, but be quick, it isn't saying how long that price will be on offer.
Sonos is reportedly getting ready to announce a new voice assistant that will be available to all of its smart speakers running the S2 software.
There is no denying that the chips that Apple has been putting out over the last couple of years have caused Intel to take a closer look at what's going on inside Apple Park and now the chipmaker appears to be getting ready to use TSMC's 5nm manufacturing process for its own chips.
Apple has been celebrating Star Wars Day — May 4th — by sharing a new Behind the Mac video that features Skywalker Sound, the company behind the audio for Star Wars and other movies.
While Apple's requirement of a 30% cut before allowing apps to be sold in the App Store has long garnered criticism around the world, one new voice has now been added to the mix. And it's a loud one.
Apple has today released a second beta update to its Studio Display 15.5 software in an attempt to fix issues that have plagued the monitor's webcam since launch.
