On Friday, Apple released the iPhone 13, the latest model of its popular smartphone and people waited in line to get one.
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Costco placing purchase limits on toilet paper, other products due to COVID-related demand
Costco said it will limit consumers’ purchase of items including toilet paper, paper towels and bottled water due to supply chain issues and demand.
Looking for the best iPhone 13? Here are 5 things I learned using Apple’s latest models.
Apple is launching 4 versions of its next smartphone on Sept. 24. Along with the standard iPhone 13, there’s the iPhone 13 Mini, the Pro and Pro Max.
Looking for the best iPhone 13? Here are 5 things I learned using Apple’s latest models.
Apple launched 4 versions of its next smartphone on Sept. 24. Along with the standard iPhone 13, there’s the iPhone 13 Mini, the Pro and Pro Max.
Ahead of Windows 11, Microsoft unveils new Surface Pro devices, Surface Laptop
Windows 11 launch is approaching and Microsoft is rolling out a new line of Surface devices, including a foldable mobile device and new laptop.
NBA 2K22 gets a big defensive lift. Should you jump into new season?
The launch of NBA 2K22, available for PC, PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and the Nintendo Switch gives players some fresh help on defense.
iOS 15: Six underrated features in Apple’s new iPhone update, available to download
iOS 15 is available. Here are six features that have flown under the radar of Apple’s update but should make owning an iPhone a lot easier.
Fortnite partners with Balenciaga on outfits for you and your avatar
Fortnite and Balenciaga announced a partnership which includes outfits to wear within Fortnite and a limited edition run of real-world apparel.
Wait, no AirPods? Three things we didn’t see at Apple’s iPhone event
Just as fun as it is to sift through all the announcements Apple made Tuesday, it’s just as interesting to dive into the news Apple didn’t make.
Facebook overrun by COVID vaccine lies even as it denied fueling hesitancy, report says
Anti-vaccine activists flooded Facebook to sow doubt about COVID vaccines even as the company denied responsibility for vaccine hesitancy, report says