Serenity was formerly the Managing Editor at iMore, and now works for Apple. She's been talking, writing about, and tinkering with Apple products since she was old enough to double-click. In her spare time, she sketches, sings, and in her secret superhero life, plays roller derby. Follow her on Twitter @settern.
iMovie 10.1 at last supports moving projects from iMovie on your iPhone or iPad to iMovie for OS X—and even Final Cut Pro! Here's how to do it.
I've looked at a variety of Apple Watch stands since the very first ones debuted in early May, but none have really worked for me. After a few months and aborted tries, I ended up just charging my Apple Watch atop my jewelry tray—not a bad place for it, but not a very nice way of showcasing the watch, either. Enter Twelve South's Forte: It's the classiest way to charge and display your...
As the leaves change with the seasons, so do the colors of the Apple Watch Sport. There are two new anodized aluminum finishes for Apple's entry-level smartwatch, gold and rose gold—and yes, they do conveniently match the colors of the gold and rose gold iPhone 6s. Here's what the golden Sport looks like when paired with bands, nature, and day-to-night wear.
With its screen off, you'd be forgiven for thinking the iPhone 6s hasn't changed all that much from its year-ago predecessor, save for a color tweak. But just as you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, you shouldn't overlook this year's iPhone on appearance alone: Almost every internal component has seen an upgrade, and that "same-old" exterior design? It's tougher than last year's...
Want to learn how to use your new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus? You've come to the right place. Here's our complete (live-updating) list of how-tos for new iPhone owners and veterans alike—and if you don't find answers to the questions you're looking for, let us know so that we can help you out!
I've been testing HomeKit accessories since the first wave premiered earlier this year, and I've used a variety of apps to set them up and control them. Most manufacturers have released device-specific apps, but if you have a few different HomeKit items and need a central hub, there's no better app out there right now than Home.
If you've always dreamed of shouting spoken commands to your computers like the folks on your favorite science-fiction series, you can get just a wee bit closer with the dictation accessibility features in OS X El Capitan. Here's how.
I resisted the pull of Philips Hue lights for so long. And then, Philips announced a HomeKit bridge. Now, I am the proud owner of three Hue lights, a HomeKit bridge, and a Lightstrip. And I made a video about it all.
If you're shooting quick videos for the internet, the 6s Plus is an incredible tool.
During my iPhone 6s testing, I came across a wonderful fact for those who like sketching with something other than their finger: Any iPhone or iPad stylus can take full advantage of 3D Touch—which means, yes, you can use Notes's pressure sensitivity (and any other drawing app's) with your favorite pen. So I did a test!
Want to upgrade to the production version of OS X El Capitan? Here's how to go about doing it.
Here are some of the coolest little features hiding away in OS X El Capitan that folks should know about.
We've put everything you need to know about Apple Music into our very first ebook, and it's available now on the iBooks Store! And as of Friday, the Amazon Kindle Store, too!
OS X El Capitan may be focused on fundamentals, but there's some great stuff packed inside it, too. Here's everything that's new and changed in OS X El Capitan!
Apple's latest OS X software update, El Capitan, has arrived. There's a lot packed into this update, so to help you learn the ropes and get to exploring on your own, we've put together this guide to get started. We'll help you back up your information if you haven't already; walk you through the update process; and suggest some great apps formatted to take advantage of OS X El Capitan's...
The next version of OS X drops on Wednesday, September 30: Here's how to get ready for it.
After a few hard-core days of camera tests here at iMore, I wanted to share some of our 5s comparison shots for people who may be on the fence about upgrading this year. Spoiler: The 5s is still a pretty good camera, but if you shoot selfies or lowlight photography, it's going to be pretty hard to resist the 6s.
The iPhone Home screen can hold dozens and dozens of apps; thanks to folders, that number leaps up to thousands. Folders lets you collect and organize apps of a similar type, or for a similar task, all together in one place. Best of all, they're easy to create.
We've heard from a few folks with an iPhone 6s who have mysteriously seen their Live Photos only show up as videos in their camera roll. If you're running into this problem, here's how to address it.
How do the new iPhone cameras shape up for video? We took them for a spin in train stations, on bike paths, and atop rickety bridges.