Bought a Mac? Here are three ways to screenshot

Getting a new computer can mean having to do a bit of learning. Knowing how to screenshot is essential these days. Here is how to do it on Mac.

Daily Crunch: EU, US reach ‘agreement in principle’ on trans-Atlantic data flows

This is one of the last Daily Crunch intros that I will write for you. EU, US come to tentative data deal: If you aren’t following Natasha Lomas, our ace reporter on all things regulatory and privacy-related when it comes to the technology world, it’s past time you did so. Lomas reports that the EU and the United States have reached “an agreement in principle ... on a revived trans-Atlantic data flows deal,” possibly ending a lengthy period of uncertainty regarding moving bits across the Atlantic.

Apple Has Found a New Golden Opportunity

Then came the iPod, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch and everything in between. Apple has managed to find products that increase revenue and preserve some of the fattest profit margins a company can claim. To complement the product line, the Cupertino, Calif., group led by Tim Cook began to build an empire in services as well: Apple One, AppleCare Technical Support, loans in partnership with Citizens One Personal Loans , and the Apple Card with Goldman Sachs .

Apple Is Working on a Hardware Subscription Service for iPhones

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is working on a subscription service for the iPhone and other hardware products, a move that could make device ownership similar to paying a monthly app fee, according to people with knowledge of the matter.Most Read from BloombergChina Crash Mystery Grows as Evidence Signals Midair BreakupApple Is Working on a Hardware Subscription Service for iPhonesSony to Unveil PlayStation Subscription as Soon as Next WeekChina Plane Crash Update: Search Continues for Second Black

Don't Underestimate Verizon's Stock

Three months ago, I got so sick of a spotty internet connection from Comcast that I bought a (very expensive) wireless business plan from Verizon (NYSE: VZ) for my home office. Unfortunately, 5G wasn't available where I live, so it was a 4G LTE connection, but speeds were comparable to Comcast, and the wireless box was far more reliable than my home Wi-Fi. To my surprise, a few weeks later, I learned that 5G had been turned on in my neighborhood.

Got $3,000? 2 Tech Stocks to Buy and Hold for the Long Term

After a 30-year bull run that saw the Nasdaq 100 index gain nearly 4,000%, the tech-heavy benchmark suddenly turned south and lost more than 20% of its value, officially putting it in bear market territory. How many times are analysts going to write Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) obituary? The supposed end of the smartphone upgrade supercycle would spell doom for Apple's future growth.

My 2 Best Cybersecurity Growth Stocks to Buy Right Now

Each of those situations is still evolving, but they already serve as a grim reminder that effective cybersecurity is critical. With that in mind, CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) and Zscaler (NASDAQ: ZS) have distinguished themselves as leaders in the cybersecurity industry, and both stocks look like smart long-term investments. CrowdStrike has become a cybersecurity powerhouse.

Bitcoin and ETH Hold Strong, Why BNB Could Rally To $500

Bitcoin price is gaining pace above $44,000, Ethereum’s ether surpassed $3,150, and BNB might be setting up for a rally to $500.

Apple will reportedly sell iPhone, iPad as subscription service

Apple is working on selling iPhones and iPads as part of a hardware subscription service, according to a new report from Bloomberg.

Apple is reportedly working on an iPhone hardware subscription service

Apple is planning a hardware subscription service for the iPhone and other popular devices, according to Bloomberg. Mark Gurman claims that this will be Apple’s “biggest push yet into automatically recurring sales.” For the first time, users can subscribe to a device rather than a service. Gurman also notes that the project is still in … The post Apple is reportedly working on an iPhone hardware subscription service appeared first on BGR.

When 186,000 Amazon shoppers rave about $23 wireless earbuds, we listen

Save on this wildly popular waterproof pair.

Is Align Technology a Buy?

If orthodontics sounds like a boring field to invest in, you probably haven't heard of Align Technology (NASDAQ: ALGN). Far from being a dental supply company, the core of Align's business is its Invisalign transparent teeth straightener, which helps people improve their smiles more fashionably and more comfortably than traditional straightening solutions like braces. The key to appreciating Align's value as a company is to understand why its Invisalign product is so much better than the traditional alternatives.

Stocks in focus: Nikola, Spotify, Apple

Yahoo Finance Live checks out several of the day's trending stock stories, including Google's new billing system for Spotify.

Is it Worthy to Invest in AppLovin (APP)?

Vulcan Value Partners, an investment management firm, published its “Vulcan Value Partners Large Cap Fund” fourth quarter 2021 investor letter – a copy of which can be downloaded here. Vulcan’s Large Cap Composite Fund delivered a 1.2% net return for the fourth quarter of 2021, compared to its benchmarks, the Russell 1000 Value Index and […]

Shop Discover Samsung for deals on the new Samsung Galaxy smartphone, soundbars and TVs

Shop the latest and greatest smart tech right now during the Discover Samsung sales event. Score big savings on TVs, tablets, smartphones and more.

Apple to let people subscribe to iPhones, report claims

Apple could offer the iPhone in a new subscription plan that allows people to pay monthly for their devices, according to new reports. The deal would allow people to subscribe to a hardware service that would mean they would get hold of an iPhone or iPad, according to Bloomberg. Such an offering would be in keeping with a push into services that has happened at Apple in recent years, which has seen it launch a range of monthly subscriptions including Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade.

I tried this battery-powered backup generator, and it's great — but there's one thing you need to know

Power outage? No problem if you have this. But it definitely stretches the definition of "portable."

Apple urges court to reject Epic's appeal in App Store antitrust case

Apple Inc on Thursday told appellate judges that video game maker Epic Games had failed to show any legal error that would justify them overturning a lower-court ruling that found key App Store policies do not break U.S. antitrust law. Epic, known for its "Fortnite" game, largely lost a trial last year over whether Apple's payment rules for apps were anticompetitive. Apple in its reply on Thursday said Epic had failed to propose a reasonable alternative to the App Store policies.

Google to Allow Alternative Payment Systems for Spotify. Don’t Expect Apple to Budge.

Alphabet's Google unit will allow Spotify to offer an alternative-billing service in its app, setting a precedent for the Google Play Store platform.

Apple says resolved iMessage issues after third services outage this week

User reports complaining of iMessage outages on Downdetector.com started climbing shortly after 4:20 p.m. ET, and later hit over 1,100. Apple was hit with similar outages earlier this week that knocked off services like its mobile App Store and music streaming service.

Alleged Microsoft, Okta hackers arrested in UK

British authorities arrested seven individuals on Thursday suspected of hacking major tech companies including Okta and Microsoft, according to Reuters."Seven people between the ages of 16 and 21 have been arrested in connection with this investigation and have all been released under investigation," Detective Inspector Michael O'Sullivan of the City of London Police said in a statement to Reuters. The arrests follow online breaches this week...

Google Move Puts Pressure On Apple To Change App Store Rules

Google's decision to allow alternative payment systems on its Google Play store will put pressure on Apple to change its App Store rules.

The Morning After: The inventor of the GIF has died

Today’s tech headlines:

Google says it thwarted North Korean cyberattacks in early 2022, Apple may be planning an iPhone hardware subscription service, Google seeks FDA approval for Fitbit's passive heart rate monitoring tech.

Galaxy S22 GPS issues will be fixed, Samsung says

As if Samsung didn’t have enough Galaxy S22 issues to deal with in the weeks since launch, some users discovered that a basic smartphone functionality wasn’t working. Galaxy S22 Ultra buyers complained on forums about spotty GPS connectivity that renders any app or service that requires location data useless. At the time, we told you … The post Galaxy S22 GPS issues will be fixed, Samsung says appeared first on BGR.

iPhone SE review: Cosmo's verdict on Apple’s new budget model

We’ve been hands-on with the best-value iPhone for the past week. Here’s why it’s a top upgrade pick for anyone with an ageing smartphone.

Stunning video shows the iPhone 14 if Apple finally ditched the notch

When Apple introduced the iPhone X back in 2017, the new design was controversial, to say the least. While many people welcomed the larger display, others bemoaned the removal of Touch ID. An even more vocal contingent, of which I was a part, was put off by the introduction of the notch. Many were quick … The post Stunning video shows the iPhone 14 if Apple finally ditched the notch appeared first on BGR.

Custom iPhone 13 Pro Max has USB-C, double the battery, and a fan

The smaller a computer gets, the more sophisticated it becomes. Smartphones like the iPhone happen to be the smallest computers available right now, and you can’t easily upgrade one on your own. But it’s not impossible to turn an off-the-shelf iPhone 13 Pro Max into a device that has USB-C connectivity, a 3.5mm headphone jack, … The post Custom iPhone 13 Pro Max has USB-C, double the battery, and a fan appeared first on BGR.

Wolverine's Master Chief boots are for true Halo fanatics

The company is only making 117 pairs of the $225 footwear.

I tried this 27-inch 4K desktop monitor -- and it's a steal at $280 (save $170)

Good news, professionals: This monitor delivers amazing color and resolution for less.

This voice-activated spy recorder is almost too covert, and Amazon shoppers love it

Before we dive into this deal, we need to make one thing crystal clear. It’s not okay to do anything nefarious with the TileRec, even though it’s the best voice recorder device on Amazon. Seriously… don’t be a creep. That being said, there are plenty of times when a covert audio recorder can come in … The post This voice-activated spy recorder is almost too covert, and Amazon shoppers love it appeared first on BGR.

New details about Apple’s 2022 MacBook Air lineup emerge

Display analyst Ross Young took to Twitter today and revealed some interesting tidbits about Apple’s upcoming MacBook Air revamp. Suffice it to say, if you’re contemplating purchasing a new MacBook Air, it may be worth holding off because some compelling enhancements are on the way. Notably, MacBook Air rumors, like iPhone rumors, should always be … The post New details about Apple’s 2022 MacBook Air lineup emerge appeared first on BGR.

Analysis-New EU rules regulating U.S. tech giants likely to set global standard

Landmark EU rules targeting Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft are likely to set a global benchmark and may even force changes in the tech giants' business models, lawyers and experts said. Europe's antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager won backing on Thursday from European Union members and EU lawmakers for her proposal, the Digital Markets Act (DMA), to rein in the powers of the tech giants via legislation for the first time, rather than lengthy antitrust investigations.

This 'miracle cream' has nearly 8,400 five-star Amazon reviews — and a massive tub is just $12

"I look younger already," shared one happy shopper.

Need a new laptop? The Lenovo Flex 5 is $250 off right now — its lowest price ever

It's a laptop, a tablet (with pen!) and everything in between, and it's never been cheaper.

Over 128,000 Amazon shoppers are singing the praises of this mini speaker — and it's on sale for $28

Amazon's No. 1 bestselling portable Bluetooth speaker lasts for 14 hours at a time.

Too much email? Try Gated, which asks unknown senders to make a donation first

If you aren't drowning in email these days, you either don't have an email account or you are a very young person who marketers haven't discovered quite yet (they will!). To push back against the assault, a 10-month-old, Bay Area-based startup called Gated has emerged with an approach to help both overwhelmed email recipients -- and hopefully benefit society at large. The big idea: to force unknown senders to donate to a nonprofit chosen by the email recipient in order to get into their inbox.

The savviest people pay attention to accessible design

The stigma against the term "accessibility" has made many of us ignore freely-available resources that alleviate the stresses of remote work.

Critics raise privacy fears over EU message app rule

The EU will require tech giants to drop barriers between their hugely popular messaging services to boost competition, but critics warned Friday that could come at the cost of millions of users' privacy.

Why Smartphone Night Photos Are So Good Now

Taking photos at night on your phone used to look terrible, but recent phones have much improved capabilities. Julian Chokkattu, reviews editor at WIRED, explains how smartphone camera technology has gotten so much better.

Best foldable camera drone deal slashes popular $80 model to just $46

Remember how insanely popular quadcopter drones were when the first few models were released all those years ago? Then, as is the case with so many trendy products, demand really died down. After a while, it seemed like people were pretty much droned out. Even the best foldable camera drone out there couldn’t tempt people … The post Best foldable camera drone deal slashes popular $80 model to just $46 appeared first on BGR.