Emails from the Epic Games lawsuit show Apple brass discussing how to handle a 2015 iOS hack. The company never directly notified affected users.
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Here’s the Truth About Section 230
This week, we go deep on the law that shaped the modern internet with our resident legal eagle, Gilad Edelman.
How to make Windows 10 feel more like a Chromebook
Make your Windows system work a little more like a Chrome OS device—or, if you’re really committed, leave Windows behind entirely.
Which Google Pixel Phone (and Gear) Should You Buy?
Here’s a guide to all the models, along with case recommendations and software tips.
Google Remembers Android Tablets Exist, Adds a New Media Hub
A surge in interest for large-screen slates has prompted the company to inject an “Entertainment Space” into the user interface.
Windows 10: This new tool makes it easier to manage remote workers in the cloud
As organisations prepare for the future of hybrid and remote work, they’re looking for a simpler way to follow best practice for managing Windows and devices.
Don’t Buy Into Facebook’s Ad-Tracking Pressure on iOS 14.5
The company tells Apple users that tracking helps keep those platforms “free of charge,” but opting out now doesn’t mean paying up later.
The 15 Best Weekend Deals on iPads, Espresso Machines, and More
Out with the old, in with the new. It’s a good time to grab a laptop or a robot vacuum at a discounted price.
How User Data Privacy and Antitrust Law Got All Tangled Up
This week, we look at how the latest iPhone software update ties into the debate about regulating big tech.
The New iOS Update Lets You Stop Ads From Tracking You
Facebook and other advertisers fought the move, but App Tracking Transparency is finally here.