Topic: compatibility requirements
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Apple macOS Tahoe 26 Update Arrives September 15
macOS Tahoe 26 launches on September 15, introducing a major visual and functional overhaul with features like the Liquid Glass design language and customizable themes. This update is the final major release for Intel-based Macs, highlighting Apple's shift toward M-series architecture and prompti...
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Philips Hue: Your Lights Will Soon Be Motion Sensors
Philips Hue introduces MotionAware, a feature that uses existing bulbs to create a motion-sensing network via Zigbee signal disruptions, requiring no extra hardware and compatible with most bulbs made after 2014. Activation requires the new Hue Bridge Pro, at least three mains-powered devices per...
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Wacom One Just Got Bigger: Meet the New Larger Size
Wacom has launched a new 14-inch entry-level creative display, the Wacom One 14, aimed at students and digital art enthusiasts, priced at $299.95 for accessibility. The device includes a battery-free pen and USB-C cable, connects via USB-C to computers, and features a slimmer design with thinner ...
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Spotify App Hints at Upcoming Lossless Audio Tier
Spotify is preparing to launch a lossless audio tier, with app updates revealing references to CD-quality streaming at 24-bit/44.1 kHz. Recent discoveries in the app code, including help cards and compatibility notes, suggest the feature is in active development but still disabled. Licensing hurd...
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Apple's macOS Tahoe 26 Debuts Enhanced Spotlight & Native Phone App
macOS Tahoe 26 is now available, marking the final major update for Intel-based Macs with a T2 chip and signaling a shift toward Apple Silicon exclusivity. The update introduces a Liquid Glass design refresh for a modern look and enhances Spotlight with smarter, action-oriented search capabilitie...
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SanDisk Extreme Pro 2TB SSD Review: Speed & Performance Tested
The SanDisk Extreme Pro 2TB SSD offers professional-grade USB4 speeds (3,800 MB/s read, 3,700 MB/s write) in a sleek, fanless design with excellent thermal management. It excels in random 4K performance, making it ideal for gamers and creative professionals, with 34% faster load times than compet...
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RidePods: First AirPods-Controlled Game Uses Secret Apple Sensor
RidePods is the first game to use Apple AirPods as a motion controller, enabling players to steer a motorcycle by tilting their head, thanks to reverse-engineered spatial audio sensors. The game requires compatible AirPods Pro or 3rd Generation models with motion sensors to function, offering fas...
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