Earlier this week, Microsoft started rolling out native support for Apple silicon Macs on the Microsoft Teams app. This includes models such as the M1 iMac and brand new M2 MacBook Air. Apple rolled out the first generation of M1 Macs back in November 2020 and Microsoft said it has been working on the native version of Microsoft Teams for the past few months. The Teams app will be automatically upgraded on […]
Back in December 2021, Ubiquiti unveiled the new AI Bullet via its YouTube channel and has been going through the EA beta process ever since. We also published a handy comparison guide taking a look at the AI Bullet vs the similar G4 Pro. However, many months have gone by and Ubiquiti has finally released the AI Bullet to the general public and is on sale now on the official […]
Nest security cameras can now be live-streamed to local Chromecast with Google TV devices. This will allow users to watch their live security footage directory on a TV or monitor, without the need to grab a smartphone. The update started rolling out earlier in July and all models of Nest cameras are supported, from outdoor models to doorbells. To make access a little quicker than fumbling around for an app, […]
In the most recent betas of iOS 16, Apple seems to have added support for Apple Pay to work on third-party browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Since Apple Pay was launched back in 2014, it has only be available to use on the web via Safari on iOS, macOS and iPadOS. However, with the ongoing development to iOS 16 since June, Apple has now seemingly added support […]
This week, Apple has expanded its more premium AppleCare+ plan to more countries in Europe. The AppleCare+ insurance with theft and loss coverage is now available France, Italy and Spain and taking that into consideration, the plan is now available in eight countries around the world including the US and the UK. AppleCare+ theft and loss insurance is more expensive than the standard plan, but will cover you if your […]
Typically, Apple tends to stick to some sort of schedule for the release of iOS and iPadOS. Both operating systems usually get released the same week or the week after the September iPhone event. However, Apple is reported to having to delay the release of iPadOS 16 later this year, due to issues with Stage Manager as beta testers have reported this feature to be somewhat buggy. The feature makes multitasking […]
Earlier this week, Apple updated its list of vintage devices and added eight Mac devices that were released around 6-7 years ago. The devices were launched in 2015 and 2016 and includes the second revision of the 12-inch MacBook. All of the following Mac devices became vintage at the end of July 2022: MacBook (12-inch, Early 2016) MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2015) MacBook Pro (13-inch, Early 2015) MacBook Pro (13-inch, […]
This week, Eve has announced a brand new version of its Aqua water controller which can be used with HomeKit. The previous version was was released a few years ago and relied on a Bluetooth connection back to a HomeKit hub to function. However, the latest version now uses Thread. Thread is something Eve has been adding to its latest products lately, with the Eve Room, brand new Eve motion […]
Earlier this week, Apple shared a new video on its YouTube video outlining to potential iPhone customers how easy it is to move from Android to iPhone. The four minty video covers the expected topics, moving data over, how long the iPhone will last, the battery life, reliability and of course, the privacy Apple builds in. Apple even covered a new feature, which will let you move WhatsApp messages from […]
As of yesterday, BMW has announced a new recall for some iX and i4 vehicles, after a new investigation was conducted after two cars caught fire. This recall affects a small amount of customers in the US with 83 vehicles affected across both models. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has warned owners of the affected models to not drive, charge or park the cars inside until the recall […]
