Category: Internet

Computex 2020 is delayed to September

[ad_1] What’s surprising here is not that Computex is the latest tech conference to be affected by the outbreak, but that its organizers feel confident they’ll be able to hold an event this year at all. In most cases, we’ve seen other organizations such as the GSMA and ESA outright cancel events like Mobile World […]

Apple rolls out option to buy Mac and iOS apps as a package

[ad_1] Developers only need to change the bundle identifier on their Mac app to the same one as their iOS app, and the App Store will take care of the rest. As Apple explains, “First create a single in-app purchase under the Features tab in App Store Connect, then use StoreKit to implement the in-app […]

GM offers free, limited internet access in its connected cars

[ad_1] With GM granting only three gigabytes of free data across three months, you’re probably not going to be using it to tilt back the front seat and stream your favorite shows. But, if you’re in a pinch and your phone isn’t picking up a cell connection, it might prove a lifesaver. The automaker is […]

Apple Music’s AI-generated upbeat playlist helps you cope with reality

[ad_1] Apple says it will start rolling out the playlist to subscribers today. Once it’s available, you’ll be able to find it in the “For You” tab next to your other playlists. If you’re working from home, the company has also released a Home Office DJ playlist for some added motivation. Mac owners can now […]

How Engadget staffers are finding solace during the coronavirus crisis

[ad_1] My plan is to double-up on two things that have kept me going all winter: daily walks and yoga. When I first started working from home, I was shocked by how few steps I was taking. I took for granted all the walking I used to do to and from work and around the […]

Verizon gives customers extra mobile data to deal with COVID-19 (updated)

[ad_1] Fios and DSL users don’t have data caps, Verizon reiterated. The provider is also offering some breaks for those facing a financial hit from the coronavirus outbreak. It’s waiving overage charges and late fees, and will waive broadband and voice charges for existing Lifeline customers. If you need wired internet access, Lifeline customers will […]

Apple is giving free e-books and audiobooks to people in the US

[ad_1] The timing of the promotion suggests Apple is trying to help out people who are stuck inside during the coronavirus pandemic. This appears to be a limited-time offer, so if you’re interested, take advantage as soon as you can. Once you’ve finished reading your freebie from Apple Books, you can turn to an app […]

Amazon Prime Video finally introduces viewer profiles

[ad_1] We’ve asked Amazon to be more specific about where profiles are available, although they’re already available in full across Android, iOS, 10th-generation or newer Fire tablets, current-gen Apple TV boxes and Chromecast. People in India also have full access on Fire TV devices. You can also use profiles on a basic level (no profile […]

Google is rolling out a redesigned Podcasts app to some Android users

[ad_1] The main draw is a new three-tab interface that does a lot to declutter the current experience. Instead of emphasizing discoverability, the main “Home” tab now focuses on your current favorites. New icons allow you to download and queue episodes without tapping into a specific episode. In a way, this part of the interface […]