January, 2018

• 4 January

  CNET’s top how

  

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• 4 January

  Intel chip flaw intensifies, Spotify filing for IPO?

  

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• 4 January

  9 iPhone X tips and tricks

  

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• 3 January

  Lenovo ThinkPad laptops now let you shutter their webcams

  

  With its newest ThinkPad X, T and L series business laptops and two-in-ones, Lenovo is doing a little extra to keep peepers and creepers from getting at you and your data.  Along with match-on-sensor touch fingerprint readers and IR cameras for facial recognition to make sign-ins easy while keeping your system secure, Lenovo has added physical webcam covers to the …

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• 3 January

  iPhone battery health: How to check it on your own

  

  Checking the performance level of your iPhone, or any iOS device for that matter, isn’t complicated. In fact, it doesn’t even require a visit to the Apple Store. Keep in mind, Apple isn’t actually requiring your battery to fail its test to make you eligible for the $29 replacement. Checking your battery is more for peace of mind than anything …

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• 3 January

  On eBay, Apple’s space

  

  What’s in a color?  You can buy an Apple Magic keyboard with a numeric keypad for $129 (£129, AU$179), but it comes in the company’s usual shade of silver with white keys. Boring. Truly classy Mac owners want the rarest of animals: a space-gray keyboard, trackpad and mouse that only comes bundled with a $5,000 iMac Pro. For that, they’ll …

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• 3 January

  Mophie Powerstation AC is its first external battery with AC power

  

  In recent months we’ve seen a proliferation of external batteries that are mini power stations with AC power and USB-C PD fast-charging ports, so it’s not surprising to see Mophie enter this market with its $200 Powerstation AC. (There’s no word yet on international pricing, but that converts to £150 or AU$255.) Mophie, which is owned by Zagg, says the …

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• 3 January

  5 TV technologies I hope we’ll see at CES 2018 (but probably won’t)

  

  This year’s CES trade show is just around the corner. It’s when most of the big names in electronics show off their wares for 2018 and beyond: Bigger and bigger TVs, Bluetooth speakers, headphones, cameras, and countless other gadgets are bound to wow and amaze. It’s rare that big companies take risks, despite what we in the press and you at …

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• 3 January

  12 questions that CES 2018 needs to answer

  

  Year to year, CES has a certain sameness about it: Intel’s booth at the front, Sony’s in the back and thousands of ginormous TVs in between. The topics and trends feel like the same things we’ve been talking about forever: Internet of things, smart home, autonomous vehicles, wireless everything. Is this really any different from last year? On the one …

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• 3 January

  Dear Apple, Google (and everyone else): Please stop shipping unfinished shit

  

  Here’s a New Year’s resolution for tech companies: Stop ruining things by releasing them early. Yes, I know it’s tempting to test the waters and beat the competition to the punch, but what if things go bad? What if your shiny new phone ruins your company’s reputation? What if your world-changing gadget isn’t so world-changing because you forgot a key …

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