The FPC1268 is a fingerprint sensor module by LG Innotek, whose main feature is the ability to be embedded inside the glass of a touchscreen display, to completely replace the home button. By this token it’s easy to predict some interesting changes we could see in the design of portable devices, like the iPhone or the iPad.

Who knew that one day, one of the MacBook Pro’s most annoying design flaws would be quite literally “turned on its head”?

YouTuber Nick Lee, from TENDIGI, has recently managed to install Microsoft Windows 95 on an Apple Watch. The experiment, though successful, is merely a gimmick, and totally impractical from a usability standpoint. With that said, there are some considerations to be made on how this video puts things in perspective, in reference to how far we along we have got, from the early beginning of consumer computing.

Gulf Air is the latest air carrier looking into the Apple iPad as a replacement for heavy, traditional flight bags; a move that is both in the interest of the cabin crew, as much as it is cost effective in terms of aircraft fuel and printing costs.