Gadgets

Apple has carried out 3D printing trials for some of its future watch manufacturing, according to Bloomberg. The 3D printing has reportedly been in the works for several years.

The Livermore Police Department in California warned residents that tech-savvy thieves are searching for active Bluetooth devices that are left in cars as a rising "crime trend."

Assembly of Apple's iPhone 15 has reportedly been kicked off in India by major manufacturer Foxconn, according to a Wednesday report from Bloomberg News.

Philips put over 12,800 Philips Avent digital video baby monitors under recall in response to a possible burn hazard. Parents should avoid further use of the affected devices, the CPSC said.

An auction house, RR Auction, has put an Apple-1 computer up for bids, with bids closing later in the month. It sports a signature from Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.

Dollar Tree customers debate whether the discount chain is stocking a better selection of name brand inventory after the company raised its baseline price from $1 to $1.25.

About 190,000 portable chargers were recalled as of Thursday due to a risk of catching fire, according to the CPSC, which suggested immediately halting use.

Meta Platforms said it rolled out a subscription services that owners of its virtual reality (VR) headsets can start signing up for as of Monday for a monthly fee.

Individuals with Google Accounts can log in sans a password thanks the the Alphabet-owned company adding passkeys as an option. The passkeys can be implemented for personal accounts.

Two monitors can sometimes be better than one larger one and while Macbooks with M1 and M2 chips normally only support one monitor an adapter allows them to support two.

Bird Buddy has created a new prototype for an AI-integrated Smart Hummingbird Feeder that can identify 350 different species even while they are in flight.

The new smart collar was unveiled at CES 2023, boasting real-time health data for dogs and artificial intelligence geared toward a pet's health trends.

Tech lovers who own iPhones or Apple Watches will have an opportunity to buy a smart lock that was exclusively made for Apple by Level Home, Inc., a smart home and automation company.