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Apple's not done releasing new products in 2019.
New iPhones — bulbous square camera bump and all — are expected in September. The new Mac Pro will also be coming the same month. A 16-inch MacBook Pro with all-new keyboard are rumored for the fall. And now, there's word new iPads are coming.
Two regulatory entries Apple filed with the Eurasian Economic Commission (a now-frequent source of confirmation for unreleased products) suggest new iPads will likely be released in the fall, according to AppleInsider.
The specific device filings reveal expected model numbers and nothing else. Which means we have no information on whether the filings are referring to a new iPad, iPad Air, iPad mini, or iPad Pro. Read more...
More about Apple, Ipad, Tablets, Ipad Pro, and RumorsNews alert: your Siri voice recordings may not be entirely private.
According to The Guardian, Apple hires contractors to listen to Siri recordings in order to improve the accuracy and quality of the voice assistant.
These contractors "regularly hear confidential medical information, drug deals, and recordings of couples having sex, as part of their job providing quality control, or 'grading,'" the report claims.
Like Amazon and Google, both of which also employ humans to review some recordings from their respective Alexa and Assistant, Apple doesn't disclose that real people review Siri recordings, either. Read more...
More about Apple, Privacy, Siri, Voice Assistants, and TechSamsung's Galaxy Note 10 won't be arriving by its lonesome self.
In addition to the new stylus-equipped Android smartphone, Samsung will likely also announce a new smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch Active 2, at its Unpacked event on Aug. 7.
Images and details of the unreleased Galaxy Watch Active 2 were published by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and uncovered by Droid Life.
Like the first-generation Galaxy Watch Active, the second-gen version will sport a round display with Samsung's signature Tizen OS designed for circular displays.
Hi, Galaxy Watch Active 2https://t.co/pSie7vQEvF
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Google Chrome might be the most popular browser, but it has one extremely annoying bad habit: constantly asking if you want the website you're visiting to be able to send you notifications.
These intrusive pop-ups are not only annoying as hell (I can confidently say I have never wanted any website to send me useless desktop notifications), but incredibly disruptive.
If you're sick of these notifications, there is an easy way to make them go away for good — if you know where to look.
Start by launching Chrome's settings menu, which you can find in the menu next to the address bar. Scroll to the bottom and select "Settings." Read more...
More about Tech, Google, Google Chrome, Consumer Tech, and TechMashable bites into a creamy, nutty, gooey, and sometimes stinky world during our fist-ever Cheese Week.
Melted cheese over potatoes, cured meats, crusty bread, and other vegetables and delectables. What's not to like? In the Instagram age, raclette is the perfect food to capture the gooey goodness of cheese.
Looking on Instagram, raclette is a hit. In Europe last year it was one of the most Instagrammed foods. Here in the U.S., it's popular throughout the country, especially with millennials and women, according to social media analytics company TalkWalker.
The rise of raclette is connected to the power of social media and the liking masses hungry for gooey cheese. The online appeal of the cheese preparation is crucial to its growing popularity. It looks good on a curated feed, perfectly melted and organized just so with its trays, individual roasting tools, and layers of goo cascading over food. And it's easy to make, literally you just heat it up. Read more...
More about Cheese, Social Media, Raclette, Tech, and Web CultureIn a shocking turn of events, something about Facebook isn't especially good.
Alright, that's probably a little harsh. You see, my two roommates both decided to move on at the end of July, and I needed to replace them. I was able to fill one room with a friend of mine, but I still needed someone for the other. I figured I would primarily (but not solely) use Facebook to find candidates.
After all, I'd used it when I was hunting for apartments myself, and had no real complaints about the process. Plenty of my friends have used it as both apartment and roommate hunters, too. Using Facebook groups or the Marketplace to do this (as I did) is a pretty common practice in New York City. Read more...
More about Facebook, Social Media, Craigslist, Apartment, and RoommatesTL;DR: Snag the snazzy Analog Motion E-bike from the Mashable Shop on sale for $1,449, down 12% from its usual price of $1,664.
The only thing worse than commuting to work via bicycle in rush-hour city traffic is commuting to work via bicycle while in the middle of a heatwave. While you might enjoy the fresh air before a day at the office, you probably don't want to be dripping sweat when you get there. The solution? The Analog Motion AM1+ E-bike.
It may look like a regular bike, but the AM1+ packs some powerful electric features beneath the surface. For instance, the sensors in the pedals detect your rotations and assist you depending on the effort you put forth. That way, it can take over the pedaling for you when you've had enough, propelling you towards your destination with little effort on your part. It's like a get-out-of-jail-free card for when you're too tired to go on. The result? A much faster, less sweaty commute. Read more...
More about Bikes, Mashable Shopping, Tech, Innovations, and Consumer TechTL;DR: This immersive course bundle on SEO and digital marketing is on sale for $49 in the Mashable Shop, which means you save 97% off the usual price of $2,330.
*Most people* use Google to search for answers on all of life's questions — from the mundane choice of "where to get tacos" to the complex query of "how to buy a house." We even Google ourselves from time to time.
Of course, it took Oprah until 2018 to Google herself, but she's not most people.
So why should you care?
If you own or run a business, then showing up on the first page of Google is where you want to be. And how might you get there, you ask? Read more...
More about Marketing, Seo, Online Learning, Mashable Shopping, and Shopping OnlinelearningTL;DR: The gorgeous LG C9 OLED 4K TV is what your living room has been missing, and three different sizes are on sale in the PCMag Shop — save up to $1,800 when you use the code SAVE300.
If you’re a movie or television show buff and you’ve been waiting for the perfect deal to upgrade your TV setup to new heights, the time is now. Seriously, get your wallet out, the time is right now.
If you know anything about TVs (and even if you don’t) you’ve probably heard nothing but great things about LG’s lineup of OLED 4K TVs — now, you can get the C9 (in three different sizes, mind you) for up to $1,800 off. You read that right; you can grab a beautiful, brand-new 4K television in the PCMag Shop (which is owned by Mashable’s publisher, Ziff Davis) for its lowest price ever with the code SAVE300 (hurry though, because this coupon is going to expire after this weekend). Read more...
More about Lg, Smart Tvs, Mashable Shopping, 4k Tvs, and Oled TvsNo matter how great of a driver you think you are, accidents can still happen. And if and when they do, an indisputable extra set of eyes definitely doesn't hurt.
Since you don't have an extra set of eyes stored away in your glove box, dash cameras are your best option for a witness to the madness.
If you don't already have one, there's no time like the present to invest in a little extra road insurance. Because let's be honest: people are nuts.
Right now, you can snag one of these innovative dash cams on sale for up to 80% off.
A typical rearview mirror isn't always an effective way to see your surroundings. Heck, even built-in back-up cameras don't give you the most accurate view — especially in the rain or the dark. This 3-in-1 Infiniview Lite Digital Rear View Mirror and Dash Cam combo basically transform your rearview into a 170° wide-angle lens that captures everything on the road in the rain or fog. Not only will you have a totally unobstructed view of the road, but you'll also be able to record it all. Read more...
More about Car, Dash Cam, Mashable Shopping, Tech, and Consumer TechTL;DR: Get an advanced Sage 50cloud Payroll subscription for just £19.50 a month, saving you 25% on list price.
If you own a small business, you'll know that managing your accounts can be really tough. That's why it's good to have a payroll management system helping you out.
If you're looking for an easy to use, advanced payroll system, then we have found a deal that may be of interest. You can now save 25% on the first six months of a Sage 50cloud Payroll subscription, and pay just £19.50 a month.
Sage 50cloud Payroll is the ideal system for small and medium sized businesses, with modern online and phone based support from real professional advisors, and automated tools. The system allows users to pay employees with ease, and provides an online portal in which employees can access their payslips, P60s, and key payroll documents on mobile, tablet, or desktop. Read more...
More about Accounting, Sage, Mashable Shopping, Shopping Uk, and Uk DealsIf FaceApp's mega-viral age filter has taught us anything, it's that the right selfie effects can take on a life of their own.
Now, Instagram may be testing a new augmented reality feature that essentially puts you in front of a green screen.
The feature was uncovered by app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, who has a solid track record of digging up unreleased features in Instagram.
The feature, which appears to be called "background," allows you to select an image from your camera roll that you can then use as the background for the Stories camera. After you've selected a photo, your actual surroundings are replaced by the image, according to screenshots shared by Wong. Read more...
More about Tech, Facebook, Instagram, Instagram Stories, and TechThe world's first motorcycle aircraft will be here next year. Read more...
More about Tech, Entertainment, Transportation, Mashable Video, and Future BlinkThe next mobile internet revolution has started, but that doesn't mean every person should buy into every aspect of it right away.
You see, wireless 5G internet is slowly spreading across the United States, and with it comes the promise of unspeakably fast internet speeds. In fact, 5G internet is so fast that devices will need to come with support built right into the hardware to support it at all. Most mobile devices don't have this yet, but a growing number are getting it.
These include 5G hotspots, which are internet hubs that can convert a 5G connection into an ultra-quick wi-fi signal for your phone, laptop, or anything else that needs it. Companies such as Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T have officially sanctioned 5G hotspots either on the market or on the way. Read more...
More about Verizon, At T, 5g, 5g Networks, and 5g HotspotGerman tech company Mu Design has created a digital, emotive pot to help you "communicate" through your plant. Read more...
More about Mashable Video, Plants, Tamagotchi, Consumer Tech, and Future BlinkDid you think we would leave you hanging without good deals to shop this weekend?
Absolutely not. Never.
Like we do every week, we’ve gathered up the best of the best in laptop and tablet deals that you can treat yourself (or a special someone) to on this fine weekend. Honestly, it’s a good weekend to curl up indoors with your personal device, because it’s going to be hot as hell (need a new air conditioner? Check out these eco-friendly options).
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Included in this weekend’s roundup are deals on a few different MacBook models, two different Microsoft Surfaces, and iPads galore (plus a bunch of others, too). Read more...
More about Ipad, Tablets, Laptops, Macbook, and Mashable ShoppingNew college students have a general checklist to get ready for life outside the nest: towels, a laptop, bed sheets, and some Bob Marley posters. You're all set right?
Well if you value your online privacy and freedom as much as your meal pass, then you need to add a virtual private network, or VPN, to that list.
We've already covered some of the best VPN services and their benefits. For college students, they allow you to access social media or torrent sites that might be blocked on your school's Wi-Fi networks. They can also help you access censored or region-locked content if you plan to study abroad. And at the very least, they provide you an extra layer of security when you study for midterms in coffee shops with unsecure Wi-Fi. Read more...
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