This is the Xbox One X. A full review is coming, but until then, here are some pics of the outside and inside of unassuming gaming machine. The case is passe and boring. Inside are the chips and bits of the most powerful gaming console to date an... The Xbox One X Review: Unboxing and tearing it downThis entry was posted in Gadgets Gaming xbox Xbox One on October 31, 2017 by Matt Burns
This tiny video camera perfects your footage after you shoot it with state-of-the-art software. The Rylo Camera Makes Everything You Shoot Look AmazingThis entry was posted in Gear on October 31, 2017 by David Pierce
Our favorite gadgets, from smart speakers to fancy laptops. October’s Best Gear: Pixel 2, Surface Book 2, Sonos One, ...This entry was posted in Gear on October 31, 2017 by Wired Staff
In July b2b smart access startup Latch announced a partnership with ecommerce platform Jet.com to install 1,000 of its smart locks on residential apartment buildings in New York. It’s now announced the first “secure, unattended deliveries” enabled by the installations. Read More Latch touts first deliveries via NY Jet.com smart access tie-upThis entry was posted in eCommerce Gadgets online shopping smart lock Startups TC on October 31, 2017 by Natasha Lomas
With the iPhone X, Apple has had to rethink many of the iOS core gestures. The new device features a brand new design with a taller display, Face ID and no home button. If you plan on buying a new iPhone X, it’s going to take a while to get used to these new metaphors. So here’s a list of some not-so-obvious features in the iPhone X. Matthew Panzarino also wrote a thorough review… Read More 12 neat hidden features in the iPhone XThis entry was posted in Apps Gadgets iOS Mobile TC and tagged apple iphone on October 31, 2017 by Romain Dillet
Most iPhone reviews are done by technically savvy writers that put them through their paces locally or in a lab. But what if you took an iPhone to a place where millions of people travel every year and use the absolute crap out of it for several ... Review: The iPhone X Goes To DisneylandThis entry was posted in Gadgets TC and tagged apple on October 31, 2017 by Matthew Panzarino
Microsoft today announced that in December it will launch a Surface Pro with built-in LTE Advanced support to its business customers. Panos Panay, Microsoft’s corporate VP for Windows devices, made the announcement at the company’s Future Decoded event in London. In the announcement, Panay argues that as the global workforce evolves, being a mobile worker will become the new… Read More Microsoft will launch a Surface Pro with built-in LTE Advanced ...This entry was posted in Gadgets hardware Microsoft TC on October 31, 2017 by Frederic Lardinois
We took Apple's iPhone X on a trampoline to test the camera's image stabilization and slow-motion capture capabilities. Apple iPhone X Camera TestThis entry was posted in Gear on October 31, 2017 by David Pierce
Samsung posted another record quarter, and it again has its components business to thank for more stellar results. The Korea tech giant shrugged off scandals, which include a jail sentence for its de factor leader and last year’s Note 7 saga, to record a 14.53 trillion won ($12.92 billion) profit for the recent Q3 2017 period. Revenue came in at 62.05 trillion won ($55.18 billion), up… Read More Samsung posts another record profit thanks to its chips businessThis entry was posted in Asia Earnings Mobile TC on October 31, 2017 by Jon Russell
Apple and Qualcomm’s feud appears to be escalating further heading into the fourth quarter, as a new report by The Wall Street Journal this evening indicates Apple is designing iPhones and iPads that would not include Qualcomm’s components. Instead, Apple may opt to work with Intel and possibly MediaTek for its modem chips, according to the report. This would be another… Read More Appleās spat with Qualcomm may reportedly escalate to the hardware ...This entry was posted in Finance Mobile qualcomm TC and tagged apple on October 30, 2017 by Matthew Lynley