Bryan Chaffin

Apple announced a new media event with the tag line, “There more in the making.” It will take place in Brooklyn, NY, on October 30th.

Check out this US$100 fake iPhone X found in China. It’s really (not) cool, starting with the fact that the Notch isn’t a real notch.

Amazon Kindle rolled out an update to its iOS app recently with some major feature enhancements. The first is support for Amazon Kindle Split View mode on iPad. The company has also added the ability to read your books in continuous scrolling mode.

Amazon announced a deal for a Lord of the Rings TV series focusing on new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring

Did you miss the Great American Eclipse, or maybe you caught it and are now addicted? Here’re 3 apps to help you track future eclipses

Apple just built the App Store from popsicle sticks. Or, we should say, rebuilt the icon, but it looks like a popsicle stand.

The great news is that Blue Microphone’s Ella planar headphones sound amazing, but some will find them expensive and heavy.

Out is a headline-oriented list of press releases and in is a Flipboard-like “Newsroom” with cover photos and clickable tiles.

Apple’s cash hoard swelled to a staggering $246.09 billion in the December quarter, enough to buy more than 4.9 billion Amazon Echo Dots.

Wondering what Apple’s new stationary Home Button on iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus is like? Bryan Chaffin offers his hands-on impressions.

Earlier this week, we explained some of the ways to get discounted iTunes Gift Cards. That saves you money on your iTunes Stores and App Store purchases, but you can also use it to save money on many subscriptions, including Netflix, Pandora, Spotify, and others, not to mention subscriptions to news…

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The FCC voted Thursday to extend the Lifeline program to subsidize broadband access to low income people in the U.S., a move that reflects just how important Internet access has become to daily life. The Commission also voted to limit what providers can do with our personal information.

Apple launched pre-orders for the company’s new iPad Pro (9.7-inch) and iPhone SE just after midnight, Pacific. Both new product lines are available for pre-order on the Apple Store as of this writing—they ship on March 31st.

The FBI on Thursday filed a response to Apple’s response to a court order mandating that Apple create a version of iOS—dubbed FBiOS or GovtOS in the media—shorn of several key security features. In that response, the FBI attempts to deconstruct Apple’s arguments against the order, but in one area

The Federal Trade Commission fined Verizon US$1.35 million for an egregious breach of customer privacy and an even worse breach of trust. Bryan Chaffin argues that such a fine isn’t even a slap on the wrist, and it shows that the FCC’s fangs need to grow to keep pace with the ever-larger size of the…

Check out Nicholas Was, a wonderful video exploring a darker version of the holidays. Based on a passage from Neil Gaiman’s Smoke and Mirrors, Nicholas Was is an animated vid

Apple has improved discovery on the Apple TV App Store by introducing two categories, Games and Entertainment. The feature joins Top Charts, which was added on Monday, but discovery remains a soft spot for for the new Apple TV.