
Gaming
Apple has all the pieces to make the Apple TV a killer games console. Why hasn’t it happened yet?
It wouldn't take much for Apple to make a huge splash in the home gaming console market.
Gaming
It wouldn't take much for Apple to make a huge splash in the home gaming console market.
Opinion
I'm shifting BTTR's publishing strategy to be email-first. Here's what that will mean for subscribers.
Software
By not recklessly shoving AI down the throats of its users, some writers think Apple is failing. It's actually a sensible approach.
Software
On the surface, Google's IO announcements seem like a promising development for technology. In reality, it's going to create a tedious slop of nothing, harder to escape than quicksand.
Software
As Americans get to buy eBooks through iOS apps without Apple taking a cut, I hold out hope for change in Australia to do the same thing.
Software
At a time that the Australian Government is banning social media for kids under 16, Google is about to give kids access to its Gemini AI platform.
Software
ChatGPT is launching shopping recommendations, and I'm left wondering what the future holds for BTTR.
Streaming
I signed up to Max this week to see if I could easily watch last decade's connected DC shows. The answer is "not really".
Streaming
The influx of unwanted ESPN content is ruining the Disney+ experience for those of us who signed up for the movies and shows.
Mobile Phones
Samsung announced the S25 series today at Unpacked, with a big focus on AI functionality and minimal hardware improvements. That makes upgrading less worthwhile.
Technology
The best gadgets of 2024 weren't necessarily the ones you would expect.
Software
AI portraits are generic and dull, but which is more generic or more dull? Let's find out.