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Apple’s next iPhone will be announced on October 13th

October 6, 2020

It’s finally here: Apple has announced that its iPhone event will take place on October 13th, with the invitation teasing the announcement with the phrase “Hi, Speed.” It’s no surprise that this year’s iPhone event is a bit later than normal, as Apple said in July that the iPhone would miss its usual September launch window. The later launch is likely due to delays created by the…

Apple officially announces iPhone 12 event for October 13: ‘Hi, Speed’

October 6, 2020

Apple today has officially announced its highly anticipated iPhone 12 event for October 13 at 10 a.m. PT. Much like WWDC 2020 and the September “Time Flies” event, the iPhone 12 announcement event will be completely virtual and streamed directly from Apple Park. Apple is…

Apple has a hidden AR surprise on its ‘iPhone 12’ October event site

October 6, 2020

Apple officially announced its iPhone 12 event set for October 13. The tagline is “Hi, Speed” and after we saw a fun little Easter egg on the Apple Events page for the September “Time Flies” event, there’s another one for the big iPhone 12 event. Head…

Of course Razer made a light-up prepaid credit card

October 6, 2020

Gaming peripheral company Razer is known for making a lot of… interesting products that go well beyond its core PC hardware market. But nothing prepared me for today’s news of Razer’s latest venture: a light-up prepaid credit card. That’s right. Razer has created its very own card that lights up, and I am more surprised it doesn’t have RGB lighting than it exists at all. Still, the…

Apple’s ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 invite sparks speculation: Midnight Blue, 5G, AirTags, more

October 6, 2020

Apple has confirmed its iPhone 12 event for next Tuesday, October 13, at 10 a.m. PT. The tagline for this year’s event is “Hi, Speed,” and paired with the accompanying graphic, it’s already sparking quite a bit of speculation about what Apple could have in store for…

Chrome 86 rolling out: Password Checkup and Enhanced Safe Browsing on Android, domain URL test, more

October 6, 2020

Following version 85’s release on Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, the next release of Google’s browser is rolling out today. Chrome 86 makes a number of security-focused additions and a handful of other usability tweaks. A number of security features that first…

How to watch Apple’s ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 event on YouTube

October 6, 2020

Just after announcing the iPhone 12 event, Apple has published the placeholder for the “Hi, Speed” live stream. Here’s how to set a reminder and watch the iPhone 12 event on YouTube. Apple has been using YouTube more heavily for its events over the last few years even though it also broadcasts the events through its Apple TV app and Events webpage. For instance, with the September “Time…

Samsung kicks off OneUI 3.0 public beta w/ Android 11 for the Galaxy S20 series

October 6, 2020

It’ll be a couple of months before Android 11 rolls out widely to Samsung devices, but things are moving along quickly. Following a developer preview last month, Samsung has just opened up a public beta of OneUI 3.0 with Android 11. As reported by SamMobile, the OneUI…

Apple schedules iPhone 12 media event for October 13

October 6, 2020

Following the September “Time Flies” media event for new Apple Watch and iPad models, Apple today announced an October event called “Hi, Speed” that will focus primarily on new iPhones — the most popular products and biggest revenue generators from the world’s…

Chrome 86 brings password protections for Android and iOS, VP9 for macOS Big Sur

October 6, 2020

Google today launched Chrome 86 for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. Chrome 86 brings password protections for Android and iOS, VP9 for macOS Big Sur, autoupgrades for insecure forms, File System Access API, focus indicator improvements, and a slew of developer features. You can update to the latest version now using Chrome’s built-in updater or download it directly from…