A few days ago, Apple acknowledged the fact that the Apple Watch will not work properly on tattooed wrists, something users have discovered on their own. Specifically, the heart rate sensor placed on the back of the device might not be able to perform any readings depending on the ink used, and there’s really no way to have this issue fix.
Thankfully, Conan’s creative team has figured out a way to make the Apple Watch work even for people with inked wrists.
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Those of you who follow our daily lists of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free are in for a real treat today, because we have compiled our biggest list of the week. Wednesday’s post has 10 paid iOS apps on sale for free in total, and there really is something for everyone here.
Of course, if 10 apps aren’t enough for you, there are also a few more paid apps on sale for free in yesterday’s post, so hurry back and grab them before it’s too late.
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Tim Cook said time and again that, for Apple, you are not the product. That’s to say Apple isn’t interested in harvesting your personal data with help of its devices and then sell it to third parties to generate revenue as some of its competitors do. But a new MIT Technology Review report reveals you and your data might be more important for Apple than you think. In fact, you might play an even more important role than you could ever imagine in Apple’s plans to make the iPhone an indispensable device.
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Nearly three years after the original Kickstarter campaign came to a close, we finally have an official release window for the Oculus Rift. The team at Oculus VR took to their blog on Tuesday night to announce that the final version of the Oculus Rift will begin shipping to consumers in Q1 2016.
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While it may lack the hype that surrounds competitors including the iPhone 6 or the Galaxy S6, Motorola’s Moto X should still be included on the short list of high-end smartphones that buyers should check out before choosing a new handset. The company has already launched two models, and a third-gen Moto X should be unveiled at some point later this year.
Even though the company has yet to announce any details about it, STJS claims to have had access to the specs of the 2015 model.
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You don’t always have to buy a new steering wheel to replace a cracked factory wheel.
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LG last week unveiled its 2015 flagship handset that’s supposed to take on the Galaxy S6, HTC One M9 and iPhone 6. Unlike competitors, LG is ready to let early buyers in the U.S. try its newest device well ahead of its official launch. The company has kicked off a special G4 Trial Program for the handset, posting a registration page on its website.
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Google has started sending out Project Fi invites to some of the users who applied to get one, a happy customer revealed on Reddit. Google’s wireless carrier initiative was officially unveiled a few weeks ago, with the company setting up a special registration page where interested subscribers could sign up for invites.
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Whenever Ronnie was able to upgrade with new parts, Kenny would repurpose the old parts, installing them on his car.
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Concept cars and wild-weird marketing experiments are the elements of dreams where automotive stylists, product planners, and dreamers can create to their heart’s content.
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