Bryan M. Wolfe

WWDC 2018 dates have probably been uncovered. This year's conference should feature the arrival of "iOS 12," new iPads, and more.

For added motivation, Apple has now introduced a special website to help you close your three Apple Watch rings each day.

These apps will help you save money on purchases big and small. How much will you save?

Caravan War could easily have been the name of a segment on "Top Gear" in which the presenters destroyed a caravan every week in increasingly ostentatious ways.

A new iOS bug has been discovered that can crash your iOS device. Luckily, it looks like Apple's already making plans to eliminate it.

A new app, 'sodes, takes a different approach to finding and consuming podcasts. It's been designed for casual users in mind.

Zenkit is a freemium project management solution that allows you to track projects, organize collections, and brainstorm across multiple devices and platforms. It’s latest iOS update makes it even better.

New YouTube TV channels are set to arrive soon. Unfortunately, if you're a new subscriber, it's going to cost you a little bit more each month.

ARKit projects are the focus of a new Apple website. The augmented reality site highlights projects in gaming, productivity, and education.

A new 6.1-inch LCD iPhone model could make its splashy debut later this year, instead of 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models like in past years.

Gyms are loud. With these impressive exercise wireless headphones, you can eliminate the annoying noise and replace it with the music or podcasts you love.

Plux is the latest all-in-one wireless charger hoping to make a splash. The device arrives in April through a successfully funded Indiegogo campaign.

After first launching on Android-based devices last fall, Light a Way is now available for iOS. Here's our review.

We're getting a better idea what new 2018 software offerings Apple has planned for iOS. (Hint: It's not nearly as bad as once imagined.)

On this launch day, there's word a lower cost Apple HomePod could arrive before the end of the year. Aren't you glad you waited?

It's been a slow week for new app releases. Nonetheless, there are four worth your time and consideration.

Yahoo Mail has gotten into the Winter Olympics spirit. Starting today, Feb. 9, you can find the latest news from PyeongChang right from your inbox.

First introduced in November 2017, Wishpoke is an interesting app with one goal in mind — to grant people’s wishes. If successful, the app could change how each of us shops for the people we love.

The long-awaited launch of Apple's AirPower charger could be just a few weeks away. The new wireless AirPod charging case could also make its debut soon.

Cardiogram and UC San Francisco have determined that heart-rate data collected from Apple Watch and Android Wear devices can detect early signs of diabetes.

There's a new place this year to find live video from the Winter Olympics on your mobile devices, Snapchat. The games begin this week.

Disney officially announced plans to debut an ESPN Plus streaming service. The long-rumored subscription service should arrive in the coming weeks.

Three days before Apple's newest product arrives on the market, the company has opened the doors to the HomePod audio lab.