• First Look: GE Link Connected LED Bulb + Wink Hub

  Although numerous small developers and lighting giant Philips were earlier to marked with remote-controlled LED lightbulbs, General Electric and Quirky have teamed up on their own smart lightbulbs -- Link ($15-$25) -- plus a wireless Zigbee hub called Wink ($50). The Link bulbs come in 60W ($15,…

• iOS 8 Adoption Slows to a Crawl

  After a strong start, adoption of Apple's iOS 8 has slowed to a crawl. According to the latest figures on Apple's developer site 47 percent of users are now on iOS 8, while 47 percent are still on iOS 7 and 6 percent are on earlier versions of iOS. 47 percent on iOS 8 doesn't sound terrible,…

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• Apple releases OS X Server 4.0 Preview for Yosemite to developers

  Apple had posted a copy of the OS X Server 4.0 Developer Preview that will work on OS X Yosemite to the developer center for download. The OS X Server 4.0 software, considered beta, comes just after Apple had released a second gold master of the OS X Yosemite beta for developers earlier this week.…

• Apple ranked 5th largest worldwide PC vendor, price cuts and improved demand cited as reasons

  According to a new report from IDC, Apple has managed to climb into the top 5 of global PC vendors, a high mark for the company that they haven't seen in quite some time. Continue reading →

• HTC announces the RE camera with 16MP camera, iPhone support and more

  During a press event in New York City, HTC announced new products. One of which offers iPhone support right out of the box, and can even make your iPhone work as a viewfinder. Continue reading →

• Download the best iOS apps and games for free for a limited time (October 8)

  We have some great apps for you today that have gone free for a short duration on the App Store, including Magician's Handbook, SoundTube, Media Player and more. Continue reading →

• Get a $50 iTunes Gift Card for $42.5 from PayPal

  PayPal is offering the $50 iTunes Gift Cards for $42.5, effectively giving you a 15% discount on any content on the iTunes Store, App Store and the iBooks Store. Continue reading →

• Apple finalizes HomeKit MFi specs for third-party accessory makers

  On Tuesday, October 7, it was revealed that Apple had opened the door to allowing the Apple TV to work as a central hub of sorts for HomeKit-connected devices. Now, Apple has finalized the MFi specifications to open the door to third-party accessory makers. Continue reading →

• How to fix Bluetooth connectivity problems in iOS 8

  With iOS 8, Apple added a lot of much-requested features like custom keyboards, widgets and extensions. Sadly, the rapid pace of development also means the introduction of bugs, one of which is Bluetooth connectivity problems. Continue reading →

• Wallpaper Wednesday: 5 Nature Wallpapers for iPhone 6 and iPhone 5s

  Wallpaper Wednesday has been revamped to include wallpapers for the iPhone 6 alongside the traditional wallpapers that we have shared for iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s and the fifth-generation iPod touch. In the latest edition of this roundup, we have five nature wallpapers for the iPhone 6,…

• SwiftKey Keyboard updated, now loads faster with improved stability and more

  On September 17, Apple unleashed iOS 8 into the world, and along with it plenty of third-party keyboards followed suit. One of them was SwiftKey, a popular third-party keyboard replacement. It's just been updated to address some reported issues and more. Continue reading →

• Fitbit has no current plans for HealthKit integration, 'will watch as it matures'

  After Apple announced HealthKit and their proprietary Health app for iOS 8, the doors opened for third-party health-focused companies and developers to take advantage of the new tools. Unfortunately, one of the biggest names in the fitness wearables market isn't taking advantage of those new tools…

• Apple's iPad Event on October 16 is Official: 'It's Been Way Too Long'

  Apple on Tuesday sent invitations to members of the press to attends its upcoming media event on Thursday, October 16th, the focus of which is expected to revolve around new iPads, new Macs and the public release of OS X Yosemite. There could be a myriad of other new product and service…

• Bioshock makers join hands in surrealistic Black Glove game

  What do you do when the game development company you work for controversially closes up shop? Why band together to make a new game, of course! That is what some of Irrational Games' writers, artists, and developers, some of the very souls that have labored over Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite,…