Apple warns its credit card doesn’t like leather or denim or other cards
Apple has detailed a number of things that its newly launched titanium credit card should be kept away from. A support note from Cupertino, spotted
How aggressively cute toys for adults became a $686 million business
When 37-year-old Jack recently brought a woman back to his house after a date, she was taken aback by his spare room. Stacked in
What Happens When a Drone Crashes Into Your Face?
The vision of a drone-filled future involves tiny buzzing pieces of plastic and lithium-ion filling the skies above us. But for that vision to
FAA warning to idiots who add weapons to their drones: Expect a $25,000 fine
There is a rite of passage, it seems, for a certain kind of person who acquires a drone. First, buy said drone. Have fun
Disney Plus plans to take on Netflix with ‘quality over quantity’
Disney+’s strategy to compete against Netflix: It all comes down to one word. Many consumers have complained that Netflix has so much content, it’s
Hacker Releases First Public Jailbreak for Up-to-Date iPhones in Years
Apple has mistakenly made it a bit easier to hack iPhone users who are on the latest version of its mobile operating system iOS
Google Photos now lets you search for text in pictures you’ve taken
Google made a subtle announcement on Twitter: it’s in the process of rolling out new AI features for its Lens platform that will let
Want to Survive Ransomware? Here’s How to Protect Your PC
Ransomware is everything bad about humanity distilled into malware—maliciousness, greed, and casual incompetence. It encrypts your files and demands payment for a key that
Abandoning Facebook. These People Have the Opposite Problem.
For a decade, Christopher Reeves, an Uber driver in Seattle, used Facebook for everything: talking with friends, communicating with fellow drivers, meeting singles. But