Apples iPad Air drops to record-low price one week before Black Friday

Update 8:56am ET: The deal appears to have expired as the sky blue iPad Air’s price has gone back up to $599. The latest iPad Air gives the iPad Pro a run for its money thanks to its comprehensive feature set and more affordable price. And now the Air is even cheaper than usual on Amazon — the WiFi, 64GB sky blue model has dropped to $559, which is the best price we’ve seen since its release. A fe

Earlier this year, we reviewed System76s Lemur Pro, a laptop designed for portability and long battery life. This time around, were going entirely the opposite direction with the System76 Bonobo WS a mobile workstation that looks like a laptop (if you squint), but packs some of the fastest desktop-grade hardware available on the market. Specifications System76 sent us the latest version of the Bo

Apple’s new M1-powered Macs appear to meet the company’s audacious speed claims, but there are still some drawbacks compared to Intel Macs. One thing that’s getting lost in the transition to M1 is Boot Camp, a tool that allowed you to install and run Windows on a separate partition of your Mac’s hard drive. Obviously, there’s no version of Windows that can run on the M1 chip, so Boot Camp is off t

What has digital government in the UK learned during the COVID-19 crisis? Derek du Preez Thu, 11/19/2020 - 04:32 Summary: A new report released today by think tank Institute for Government does a good job of highlighting the government’s digital wins and failures in response to COVID-19. The response from governments around

Verizon just held a virtual event targeted towards enterprise customers in order to highlight the benefits of its ultra wideband 5G network. But the event was as much about 5G as it was about Apple’s lineup. 5G is the highlight new feature of the new iPhones and the company prides itself with making the smartphones that support the most 5G bands of any phone today.To make full use of the 5G capab

Google launched Stadia, a streaming service that lets you play high-quality video games, exactly 12 months ago. The launch was met with a mixture of skepticism and disappointment. Was Stadia viable for people with an average-at-best internet connection? Would Google abandon it like Daydream, Reader and so many other services? These were perfectly valid questions. At the same time, people weren’t h

Apple Silicon and the Macs it powers have finally landed. And they’re making a big impression. We reviewed the new MacBook Air, with its new M1 chip, and it’s fast, quiet and, well, just incredibly impressive. What’s unique for a Mac, however, regardless of the performance gains, is the ability to run iPhone and iPad apps, thanks to the shared chip family. It’s, understandably, early days for this

Victoria Woollaston 9 hours 39 min ago Since the launch of the Pixel 5, we’ve been waiting to see if the original Pixel 4a would drop in price. Now, we’ve got our wish in the early Black Friday Amazon sale. The 5.8in handset, which comes with a 12MP rear camera with Night Sight, Live HDR+ and Super Res Zoom, plus an all-day battery, launched in August. It is availa

Episode 003 of EFF’s How to Fix the Internet Jumana Musa joins EFF hosts Cindy Cohn and Danny O’Brien as they discuss how the third-party doctrine is undermining our Fourth Amendment right to privacy when we use digital services, and how recent court victories are a hopeful sign that we may reclaim these privacy rights in the future. In this episode you’ll learn about: How the third-party doctrin