Apple’s AirPlay file-sharing feature has “a severe privacy leak” that makes iPhone and MacBook users vulnerable to scammers, researchers say.
Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY
Talking Tech: Apple and Facebook dominate the week, but holograms are the future
Apple showed off new iMac, iPad Pro and purple iPhone, while Facebook got criticism after a verdict in the George Floyd case. And holograms were made.
An Oscar for a video game? Short WWII documentary in ‘Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond’ could win an Academy Award
‘Colette,’ a short film about a French resistance fighter visiting the German concentration camp where her brother died, is an Oscar nominee.
From Facebook to Fortnite: The metaverse is calling. Are we ready?
A year of staying at home on Zoom and video games has accelerated the arrival of the metaverse, the virtual world where we will frolic in the future.
Apple iPad Pro to support latest PlayStation, Xbox game controllers. Orders for new iPad models begin April 30
Apple iPads will soon support the newest video game controllers. Microsoft is adding iPads and iPhones to its Xbox Cloud Gaming tests.
Microsoft to expand testing of its Xbox Cloud Gaming service on Windows PCs, Apple iPhones and iPads
Apple iPhones and iPads, and Chrome and Edge web browsers on Windows PCs will be able to test Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming service.
More streaming concerts coming post-COVID-19: Live Nation, livestreaming platform Veeps equipping 60+ venues
The biggest name in concert promotion, Live Nation, is working with livestreaming platform Veeps, to equip more venues to let you watch from home.
Roku gives video streamers new options: rechargeable remote, soundbar and virtual surround sound
Roku’s new operating system will bring virtual surround sound to some of its soundbars and Apple compatibility to more streaming players.
What will live entertainment look like after COVID-19? Hybrid events for in-person and streaming crowds, plus more Zoom
We’ve all been on Zoom and livestreaming concerts and other events from home for more than a year. What happens when music and comedy clubs reopen?
The high-tech COVID smart face mask from Razer is officially going from prototype to product
Razer is planning to make its high-tech smart mask, which was unveiled as a prototype to protect against COVID-19 in January.