As Apple gears up to release its super-powered iMac Pro this December, the tech giant already seems to have some lofty ideas in mind for future computers. A new patent from Apple was published this past week, showing off a method for what appears to be dynamic audio on a computer device based on the position of one or more users. Image Credit: United States Patent and Trademark Office (Image: © United States Patent and Trademark Office)For example, these sensors could indicate that someone is mo

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Adobe Lightroom has grown to become one of the most popular image management and raw image processing programs on the planet. Lightroom should be an essential part of your image-editing workflowIf you shoot raw this is where Lightroom really comes into its own. This simply means you’re working on raw image data which holds more information than other file types, and you’re not actually doing anything to the original Raw file itself. This enables you to keep the images in your desired location, r

We’re only a little more than a week away from the launch of the iPhone 8 so we expect to see leaks of the phone pouring in, but the latest we’ve spotted online seems to be a fake. A user on Reddit has shared a video of what is titled an “Alleged Working iPhone 8”, but there are a few issues with the video that made us double take while watching it. The screen on the device looks to match previous leaks we’ve seen of the iPhone 8 with small bezels and a cutout space at the top that will house th

It’s a feeling that’s been keenly felt by butter-fingered iPhone owners, even though Apple offers its own Apple Care insurance policy. So what damage exactly is Apple prepared to cover you for, should damage (whether accidentally inflicted or factory born) appear? Only Apple Care+ customers may find catastrophic damage covered, and again at an additional fee. Likewise, cosmetic damage is never covered (so you may want to check out our best iPhone cases round-up!). Or, at the very least, pick up

A whole new category of ‘true wireless’ earphones has emerged, enabling you do away with headphone cables entirely. As with a lot of current true wireless earphones, battery life is a pretty dismal three hours. While even the most expensive first-wave AirPod imposters tended to suffer from flaky Bluetooth signal, the Kitsound Comet True Wireless are remarkably good. It normally makes phone cases and accessories, making the Uunique London Freedom True Wireless one of its techiest products yet. As

As Betanews reports, one of the most popular YouTube conversion websites, YouTube-mp3.org, is shutting down after receiving a number of legal threats from record labels. Third-party apps in danger tooWhile YouTube-mp3.org was targeted by record companies, Google (which owns YouTube) has also been making moves to shut down third-party YouTube apps. The popular ProTube app was removed from the App Store by Apple after several takedown requests by Google, according to MacRumors. As Gessner alleges:

Chinese regulators are preparing to begin a new campaign with the aim of placing the country’s initial coin offerings (ICOs) under high scrutiny by officials to prevent fraud and illegal fundraising. An initial coin offering is essentially an unregulated way to raise funds for a new cryptocurrency venture. Seven government administrations including the People’s bank of China, China Securities Regulatory Commission, China Banking Regulatory Commission and China Insurance Regulatory Commission hav

Samsung Gear SportSamsung’s next big smartwatch upgrade isn’t the most exciting new wearable launched at IFA 2017, but you can take it for a swim, unlike previous iterations. Read our hands-on Samsung Gear Sport review2. Fitbit IonicThe Fitbit Ionic was announced just before IFA 2017 kicked off, as the company wanted to get ahead of all the other announcements. Fossil Q VentureThe Q Venture may be the best wearable launched at IFA 2017 for those with smaller wrists. Read our hands-on Samsung Gea

Jaguar has unveiled a concept steering wheel called Sayer, designed for a future where cars drive themselves and personal car ownership is dwindling. All you’d have to do when you get into a new self-driving vehicle would be clip this personal steering wheel onto the dashboard and use it like a personal assistant. That said, getting into a car without a steering wheel would be alarming in the early stages of transitioning to completely autonomous cars. It might be easier to hand control of a veh

Bharti Airtel and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited have recently launched new plans to compete against Reliance Jio’s Dhan Dhana Dhan offer. Before we begin with these new offers from Airtel and BSNL, let’s take a look at what Reliance Jio is offering. 149Benefit: Unlimited Airtel to Airtel calls and 2GB 4G dataValidity: 28 daysRs. 349Benefit: Unlimited voice calls and 28GB 4G data (1GB/day)Validity: 28 daysRs. 399Benefit: Unlimited voice calls and 84GB 4G data (1GB/day)Validity: 84 days

It’s something we knew would happen eventually but Nintendo has confirmed that some Nintendo Switch games will soon require the use of a microSD card in order to access all of their content. In an official announced Nintendo stated that “a microSD card will be needed for certain Nintendo Switch games that contain an especially large amount of content and require additional storage for players to enjoy the full experience.”One such game is NBA 2K18. Nintendo has said games that have this limitati

Acer has put its weight behind Microsoft’s Mixed Reality ecosystem, with the Taiwanese company’s chairman, Jason Chen, estimating that the Mixed Reality market will reach 10 million units sold a year in the next few years, making it the largest platform for virtual reality. This is a bold claim, and Acer is looking to take advantage of the popularity of Mixed Reality with its Acer Mixed Reality Head-Mounted Display device. As we saw at IFA 2017, a number of other big names are releasing Mixed Re

Web hosting is one area in which costs can easily accumulate, as hosting packages are generally sold with monthly billing. Bear in mind that free web hosting exists because it allows companies to upsell more expensive web hosting to those who may need it. This article provides a selection of the best free web hosting plans available to everyone, in no particular order, and since they are all free, nothing prevents you from trying all of them. With more than one million websites hosted, It claims

The saga of keyboard and mouse support for the Xbox console series is one that’s been running for years, so take these new developments in that context, but Xbox Platform CVP Mike Ybarra has hinted that Xbox games with support for the classic PC peripherals aren’t too far off. “You’ll see our first games supporting keyboard and mouse soon,” Ybarra said at PAX West, Windows Central reports. And based on developer interest, they’ll choose to do keyboard and mouse, or not!” We’ve seen a limited amo

With an expanding fleet of mobile devices, businesses need a platform that enables high levels of oversight and solid data protection. An MDM (Mobile Device Management) system is now vital. You may also want to read our feature on how to manage mobile devices across your business1. The structured low-start pricing scheme is also highly attractive enabling organisations to scale MDM support as they grow. With Blackberry UEM it is nderstood that customers need to manage a mixed mobile device envir

Based on the most recent speculation about the upcoming iPhone 8 (or whatever Apple names it), it sounds like the Touch ID and Home button is going to be banished from the front of the device, possibly ending up around the back instead. That would mean one less way of launching Siri – Apple’s digital assistant can be invoked with a long press on the Home button in the current iPhones, which is handy if you don’t want to shout out a “hey Siri!” voice command to launch it, for whatever reason. Now

Over the past few days TechRadar has been scouring the show floor at the consumer technology extravaganza that is IFA 2017 in Berlin to bring you all the biggest and most important news. However, although we’ve covered all the stars of the show here, we think the smaller things still deserve some attention. It’s not guaranteed to be positive attention, but it’s still attention. Here, we’ve gathered up things that fall into both categories. We’ll let you make your mind up whether what we’ve found

Have you ever asked Google how to do something? You’re not alone, as a new data visualization site from Google’s News Lab and data journalist Xaquín González Veira shows – it compiles all of the most popular how to searches into an interactive graphic that you can adjust based on where you are in the world. Other searches often tapped into Google include how to boil an egg, how to tell if a guy likes you, how to get a passport, how to tie a tie, how to lose weight (which pops up around the same

With its touch sensitive controls, the B&O Beoplay E8 manage to provide a great deal of functionality on the earbuds themselves without compromising on the brand’s sleek designs. True wireless earbuds might be one of the biggest things in headphones right now, but we’re yet to see the big players settle on a form-factor that makes sense for everyone. B&O’s first true wireless earbuds, the BeoPlay E8, have perhaps the neatest control scheme out of the true wireless earbuds we’ve had a chance to t