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John McAfee is officially entering the presidential race. He announced via YouTube today that he is joining the crowded 2016 race, but will be doing so under his own newly-created political party, the Cyber Party. McAfee is kind of a wild guy (to put it lightly), and I certainly don’t think policy-making is the right role for him. That being said, if you can look past the bizarre… Read More... →

Apple unveiled its tablet behemoth, the iPad Pro, today at it’s Apple event. The gorgeous 12.9″ screen gives users enough screen real estate to engage in the split-screen multitasking that iOS 9 allows. That massive multitouch screen is powered by a next-generation A9X chip that’s 1.8x faster than the A8 before it. We went hands-on with the powerful new iPad Pro in… Read More... →

Twitter announced a new partnership Monday that allows the 68 million subscribers of Indosat, one of Indonesia’s largest carriers, to top-up their phones through its direct messaging (DM) feature. The company lifted the 140-character DM limit in June, seemingly paving the way for new business opportunities like this one. Indonesia is known to be an emerging market that the microblogging platform […]... →

Amongst this morning’s torrential blast of Apple news were a handful of new options for would-be Apple Watch buyers, from new finishes to fancy new watch bands. The Watch Sport now comes in a pinkish “rose” gold and a more traditional gold. Meanwhile, they’ve introduced a bunch of new colors for the plastic Sports band, adding pinks, brown, red, and a few blues to… Read More... →

Today at Apple’s media event we took a look at the new Apple TV. The new device is made for gaming and features an updated OS, dubbed “tvOS,” a touchpad remote that includes a motion sensor, and Siri voice control. The remote will let you fast-forward and rewind by pressing on the touch-sensitive trackpad and will let you move it around for playing games. Apple also… Read More... →

Seeing as you’re reading this on the Internet, you likely already know about Apple’s new tvOS-powered Apple TV. It’s too early to do a full-on review of this product, since only a handful of developers have spent a good amount of time with the hardware. But that won’t stop us from comparing the Apple TV with other streaming boxes on […]... →

After talking a good amount of smack over the years about styluses, today Apple revealed the Apple Pencil, an input device that allows iPad Pro users insanely pixel-precise input with almost no latency. The device is able to sense both pressure and tilt, enabling creatives a lot of freedom when it comes to content creation. We went hands-on with the new Apple Pencil in the video below. Read More... →

Another political season is on the horizon and a relatively large field of candidates will be vying for the hearts, and sometimes the minds, of eligible voters. That means we will hear a number of slogans, sound bites and other messaging efforts to sway our allegiance. Politicians rely on certain techniques to craft these messages. Basically, they try to use to their advantage words that… Read More... →

China’s economic slowdown is causing concern all over the world, but that doesn’t mean tech innovation in the country will grind to a halt. Gobi Partners believes companies still have room to grow even as the economy contracts. The venture capital firm, which is headquartered in Shanghai, just announced a new RMB 600 million fund dedicated to providing startups in China with… Read More... →

By Bill Berkrot (Reuters) – Upstate New York health insurer Excellus BlueCross BlueShield on Wednesday said its computer systems and those at affiliates had been breached, exposing data from more than 10 million members, in the latest case to show the industry is still struggling to ward off hackers. The Rochester-based insurer said it and […]... →

Today at the Apple event we went hands-on with the new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. The new devices feature an additional layer of sensors that makes them able to detect varying levels of pressure from fingers on the screen. This enables new interactions both on the home screen and inside apps, both native and third party. The new phones also feature 12 megapixel cameras capable of shooting… Read More... →

GUEST: While startups have the luxury of building values and culture from scratch, existing companies that want to (re)start corporate innovation must reboot an existing – and at times deeply rooted — corporate culture. It’s not an easy task, but failing to change the culture will doom any innovation efforts the company attempts. Innovation in an […]... →

Apple announced an array of new products at its big show at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco today. These included a couple of new iPads (one very small and one very big), some cool new tablet accessories, a couple of new phones, and a new Apple TV streaming device. Of course the new […]... →

When Apple’s “Shot on iPhone 6” ad campaign covered billboards and posters in 24 cities around the world, it proved two things: The quality of mobile camera technology is astronomical, and mobile device manufacturers badly want you to know about it. Read More... →

Worst. Keynote. Ever. Amirite? Absolutely. If Apple had any smarts they would have released this 3D-printed automatic Skittles sorter. Instead we got a bunch of walled garden stuff we don’t need or want. Ugh. This sorter, created by Nathan Peterson, uses an LED light to assess the Skittle color and then pops it into the proper hopper. Sadly, because of the number of colors, the system… Read More... →

Uber has made some notable hires in the last year as the transportation upstart continues its march for more growth, but as of this summer it’s also lost one of its key employees. Lars Fjeldsoe-Nielsen has left his position as VP of mobile at Uber and has moved over to London to become a general partner at VC firm Balderton. There, Fjeldsoe-Nielsen will be focusing on making new… Read More... →

Apple TV is becoming a bigger threat in the living room as it adds new gaming capabilities. But Nvidia hopes to position itself as a clear alternative with its Android-based Nvidia Shield set-top box and gaming console. Apple unveiled its new Apple TV today at an event in San Francisco, and it demoed games on […]... →

The iPad wasn’t versatile enough for business. The iPhone camera wasn’t sharp enough for photographers. And none of Apple’s products were fast enough for diehard gamers. Until today. The resounding theme of Apple’s big press event was that it got serious about making its mainstream products powerful enough for professionals. Apple has long focused on building what… Read More... →

Posted by anthonydnelsonThis post was originally in YouMoz, and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author's views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of Moz, Inc.Over the years, you've certainly read something about how Google loves fresh content. Perhaps you've read that sometimes it takes its love of freshness too far. Now it's the middle of 2015. Does freshness still play a significant role in how Google ranks search resu... →

Lots of Apple news today! Incremental iPhone improvements, a gigantic new iPad, a less-creepy name for a new feature, a top-to-bottom-wow-hell-yes Apple TV revamp, and a bland musical performance that nobody ever watches. As always, it’s all faster, brighter, lighter, cooler, costlier, more colorful, and mostly leaked in advance. While everyone waits in line to play with the Microsoft Surf–uh… […]... →