Gmail’s new design: Love it or hate it, looks like you’ll soon have to use it
The new Gmail will just be Gmail soon after it reaches general availability. Read More
Intel Core i7-8086K is its first CPU to hit 5GHz in turbo: It’s giving away 8,086 free
Intel celebrates 40 years of x86 architecture CPUs with a giveaway of its special-edition Core i7-8086K CPU. Read More
Toshiba sells PC business to Sharp for $36 million
Under the watchful eye of parent company Foxconn, Sharp is shouldering its way back into the PC market. Read More
Best Bluetooth in-ear headphones for active geeks
Here’s my round up of the most comfortable in-ear Bluetooth headphones for sports and activities. Read More
Computex 2018: Asus launches Zenbook Pro with touchpad that works as a secondary display
The Taiwanese manufacturer has also shown off a concept convertible laptop that replaces the keyboard with a display. Read More
UX Design as a Service: nice idea, but only part of the story
User experience design evolves through five distinct stages, from a separate team or area of the organization to becoming part of everyone’s job Read More
UX Design-as-a-Service: Nice idea, but only part of the story
User experience design evolves through five distinct stages, from a separate team or area of the organization to becoming part of everyone’s job Read More
Will your Mac run macOS 10.14 Mojave?
If your Mac is older than 2012 (and isn’t a Mac Pro with a Metal-compatible GPU), then you’re buying a new Mac. Read More
Apple adds Group FaceTime and may be an enterprise collaboration player
WWDC 2018: Apple can support FaceTime with up to 32 participants and could be a collaboration tool for businesses. Read More
Older iPhones, iPads will perform better on iOS 12, says Apple
At WWDC 2018, Apple tells developers that iOS 12 will double down on performance with particular attention to supporting older devices. Read More