We’re fully expecting Apple to announce the Apple Watch 4 later today, but the company appears to have slightly jumped the gun, as its sitemap files were seemingly updated to include links to the unannounced wearable in 40mm and 44mm sizes. If the sizes there are accurate – and they probably are given that they seemingly came from Apple’s own site – then the Apple Watch 4 could be larger than the Apple Watch 3, which comes in 38mm and 42mm sizes. This isn’t totally surprising, as an earlier leak

However, nothing referring to the rumored MacBook Air 2018 or iPad Pro 3 were found in the file’s contents. If Apple didn’t have URLs related to this new MacBook Air or iPad Pro prepared in the file that had leaked, then it’s relatively safe to assume that these products are, in fact, not prepared for an announcement. This would certainly line up with related rumors that Intel’s latest laptop processors are experiencing shortages, which would almost certainly hold up a MacBook Air 2018 release.

Microsoft made a big fanfare around the launch of its Edge browser last year: a reboot of the long-running Internet Explorer default web browser built into Windows. But the software giant is testing out new initiatives to ensure users stick with the default Edge browser, including ‘warning’ prompts when you attempt to download a competing browser. Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are two browsers often touted as faster, more streamlined alternatives. pic.twitter.com/f7jk9sGvYA11 September 2018F

In the same breath that Nintendo announced the date for its rescheduled Nintendo Direct online product announcement, the firm let loose that its Nintendo Switch Online service will go live in North America on September 18 with a one-week free trial for players. After the one-week trial, Nintendo Switch Online will cost players either $3.99/£3.49 monthly or $19.99/£17.99 annually. Nintendo’s rescheduled Direct event is now on September 13 at 3pm PT (6pm ET or 11pm BST), but is said currently to b

The iPhone XS is launching just hours from now, but while we’ve seen a handful of renders and pictures of components, we hadn’t seen any leaked photos of the phone in the wild – until now that is. The phone looks so similar to last year’s model that we can’t be certain that’s not what we’re looking at – although the iPhone XS is rumored to look more or less identical to the iPhone X. So we’d take these photos with a pinch of salt, but whether they’re the real deal or not they’re probably more or

Read our hands on Fujifilm X-T3 reviewFujifilm X-T3 vs X-T2: sensorFujifilm has relied upon 24MP sensors for its most recent models, many based on the X-Trans CMOS architecture, and the X-T2 was one recipient of this. Fujifilm X-T3 vs X-T2: processorWhile the X-T2 offered the same X-Processor Pro engine that starred in the X-Pro2 – and more recently the flagship X-H1 and medium format GFX 50S (below) models – the X-T3 introduces a fresh engine to the X series. Fujifilm X-T3 vs X-T2: autofocusAsi

Storage Sense is, as the name suggests, all about enabling you to make more sensible use of your available storage space. The latest introduction is the ability to automatically free up space on your drive by taking older and/or unused files on the local disk, and putting them online. In other words, filing them away in OneDrive, with the actual files being represented as placeholders on your PC. Everything happens seamlessly in the background, so this could be a nifty and convenient feature for

Welcome to TechRadar’s latest iPhone launch live blog. It’s new iPhone day, and we’re in California ready for the Apple launch event where we’re expecting to see three new phones, a watch and maybe even a new tablet at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple HQ. The event kicks off at 10am PT, 1pm ET, 6pm BST, and we’ll keep you updated will all the latest gossip, announcements and insight right here, with our iPhone launch live blog. New iPhone launch live blogAll times in Pacific Daylight Time (PT)05.

According to Apple’s own product sitemap, the new products will be called the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. The actual products weren’t confirmed in the list of items set to appear on Apple’s website, but the three names were used when referring to AppleCare support and phone cases. The leak also suggests the iPhone XR will have a 6.1-inch display and come in black, white, red, yellow, coral and blue. We’ve heard a variety of names including iPhone 9, iPhone 11, iPhone XS Plus and even

Here’s our guide to just some of the companies and projects that have the potential to change the way we travel. Credit: nuTonomy (Image: © nuTonomy)Aiming to bring ‘Tomorrow’s Car’ to today’s roads, nuTonomy is working on making driverless vehicles commonplace across the globe. The tech would have benefits for the deaf and hearing-impaired too, as it can also recognize sign language. Credit: SkyLights Kids (Image: © SkyLights Kids)If traditional in-flight entertainment isn’t doing it for you, t

With new developments on the rise around the country, Google Australia has today announced that a new fleet of eight Street View cars that use updated camera technology will take to the streets this week. Image courtesy: Google AustraliaThis is the first time in eight years that Google has updated the camera technology in its Street View cars, which the company says will allow the cars to capture “higher quality 360-degree imagery”. The updated images will be available via Street View later in t

We’re mere hours away from Apple’s announcement of the 2018 iPhone handsets and, of course, the last-minute leaks and rumors are still rushing in – including another one from concept designer Ben Geskin . After revealing what the prototypes of the cheaper iPhone XC may look like a couple of days ago on Twitter (although that ‘XC’ name is of course unconfirmed – and other rumors suggest it could actually be called the ‘iPhone XR’), Geskin’s now shared images of the SIM trays for the handset, whic

Credit: NASA/LROC (Image: © NASA/LROC)“It’s a daring plan,” says Brian Harvey, space analyst and author of China in Space: The Great Leap Forward. China’s next space stationChina’s first space station, Tiangong-1, burned up in the Earth’s atmosphere in April 2018, but it has plans to launch another. However, there’s a reasonable chance that China’s space station will effectively become the ‘new’ ISS. The Chinese space program is often painted by the media in the US as essentially military by nat

So attending the prestigious McLaren Technology Centre to get some hands-on time with Forza Horizon 4 was potentially lost on me – or at least I thought it would be. Little BritainThe premise of Forza is that you are an up-and-coming driver attending the Horizon racing festival in a compact version of Britain. Fun over firstThis is what is at the heart of the Forza Horizon series as a whole – it’s meant to be enjoyable. When Forza Horizon 3 launched on PC, there were a myriad of performance issu

The Rowkin Micro Touch are one of the smallest true wireless headphones you can buy but, unfortunately, they are too compromised to recommend. Unfortunately, the $120 (about £93 / AU$164) Rowkin Micro Touch headphones we tested have too many design and audio compromises for us to recommend. Using the Rowkin Micro Touch headphones for several weeks made us miss using our current favorite truly wireless headphone, the Jabra Elite 65t . DesignThe Rowkin Micro Touch earphones are compact, bullet-sty

Have you been looking for a gaming headset deal? Fortunately, these days you can get a quality headset cheap, but to make find a gaming headset deal even easier, we’ve rounded up a selection of deals on some of our favorite gaming headsets. It may only feature stereo sound (instead of surround sound), but it’s hardly a noticeable deficit. It is only a stereo headset, though, so don’t expect the experience you would get with surround sound. Although you don’t get surround sound, you do get the fr

The Intel Coffee Lake Refresh leaks just keep on coming, and this time we now know a bit more on how the Intel Core i9-9900K will perform in gaming. The Intel Core i9-9900K clocked in with an impressive 10,747 point overall score in 3DMark Time Spy, according to benchmark data spotted by Tum Apisak. That’s almost a full 1,000 points higher than the previous 9,862 overall score in 3DMark Time Spy we saw the Intel Core i9-9900K supposedly achieving earlier this July. For this run, the Intel Core i

Main image: SoftBank Robotics’ Nao is currently up to its 5th version, with more than 10,000 sold around the world. SoftBank Robotics claims Pepper can perceive, and respond to, human emotions. Credit: SoftBank Robotics (Image: © SoftBank Robotics)Programming AI and robots with a human-like grasp of emotion is a key area of robotics research and development. SoftBank Robotics has built a number of robots that are, as the company describes, ‘human-shaped’. What if, by training robots to experienc

We’ve got bad news for fans of Beats: you likely aren’t going to see any new headphones from The Dr.’s brand in 2018 – and yes, that includes tomorrow’s iPhone event, too. Beats Bye DreIf Apple doesn’t release a new pair of Beats there would be a large segment of fans disappointed by the brand’s absence. Much worse, however, it would continue the trend where Apple focuses more on its own headphones rather than develop the Beats brand. For reference, the last new series of headphones released und

This long-rumored MacBook Air 2018 has been hyped for a long time as a woefully overdue update. Many outlets through which these rumors are leaking through fully expect this update to fully bring the MacBook Air brand into the modern era. The latest MacBook, Apple’s thinnest laptop ever, is currently 13.21mm at its thickest point and weighs 0.92kg (2.03 pounds). The MacBook Air has traditionally been Apple’s most affordable laptop, so why buck this trend now? Regardless, we simply wish that Appl