Christine Romero-Chan was formerly a Senior Editor for iMore. She has been writing about technology, specifically Apple, for over a decade at a variety of websites. She is currently part of the Digital Trends team, and has been using Apple’s smartphone since the original iPhone back in 2007. While her main speciality is the iPhone, she also covers Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac when needed.
Her specialty area is the iPhone, as that’s all she’s been using ever since receiving the original iPhone in 2008 as a birthday present, before dropping it on cement and shattering the screen. Thankfully, the iPhone 3G was coming out at the time, and thus began her annual tradition of buying a new iPhone, so she’s had them all and knows the ins and outs like the back of her hand. Surprisingly enough, the iPhone was also her very first Apple product — ever since the iPhone, she has also bought several different iterations of iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac over the years as well. With that in mind, Christine not only expertly covers iPhone, but she contributes with iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac coverage when needed too.
Christine has been covering and writing about Apple for over the past decade after graduating from California State University Long Beach with a BA in Journalism and Mass Communications. Her previous work included AppAdvice, MacLife, MakeUseOf, and Lifehacker. Her previous work at these sites involved iOS app and game reviews, app roundups, how-to guides, and more.
As a Southern California based journalist, Christine often enjoys going to Disneyland in Anaheim, California as a passholder, because she is obsessed with all things Disney, especially Star Wars. If she isn’t writing, you can probably find her over at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, just living her best life. Christine is also a big fan of (iced) coffee, food in general (especially sushi), mechanical keyboards, photography, animated series and films, The Beatles, and spending as much time with her new daughter as possible.
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Apple has dropped the fifth public beta of iOS 15.6 to the masses. Here's how you can get it for yourself.

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If you have a newer iPhone, then you can make use of the Photographic Styles feature. They're like filters, but better. Here's how to use them.

By Christine Chan, Joseph Keller Published
Temporarily disabling Face ID or Touch ID to require a password to unlock your iPhone or iPad is simple. Here's how you do it.

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Yes, you can absolutely use your favorite mouse or trackpad with your iPad, turning it into a complete pseudo-laptop experience. Here's how to get that set up.

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The MX Master 3 is a fan-favorite among many for wireless mice, but Logitech just made it even better with the new MX Master 3S.

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Here's how you can manage your Apple Music subscription from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

By Christine Chan, Bryan M Wolfe Published
Apple has built-in editing tools in the Photos app for your videos, so there's no need for a separate app if you just want to do some basic video editing. Here's how to make use of them!

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Want to control your HomeKit devices from your Mac? Here's how to get started!

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We love the Apple Braided Solo Loop, but that $99 price tag can be hard to swallow if you want multiple colors. Thankfully, ZAGG has a good alternative that costs half of that.

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iOS 16 is improving the Mail app experience by allowing us to schedule and undo sending of email messages. Plus, we can even use a Remind Me feature to resurface lost emails to the top of the inbox.

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Don't want others to see your background while on a FaceTime call? You can blur your background with Portrait mode right in a FaceTime call!

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You can customize your Safari start page to include your favorite background wallpaper image, or change up the sections that are displayed whenever you open a new tab. Here's how to do it!

By Christine Chan, Jaclyn Kilani Published
Memories in the Photos app on iPhone and iPad lets you relive old memories in slideshows. Here's how you can use it.

By Christine Chan, Joseph Keller Published
Did you just pick up an AirTag to keep track of your important items? Here's how you set one up!

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Apple has dropped the third public beta for iPadOS 15.6. Here's how to get it on your iPad right now.

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For the past year, we've wanted Apple to make full use of the power of M1 in iPads — but Stage Manager is not the feature we were looking for.

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For years, the iPad could not be a full laptop replacement because of how restrictive iPadOS was. It looks like that's changing with iPadOS 16.

By Christine Chan, Rebecca Spear Published
When you pay for a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, you're also getting access to a ton of classic NES and SNES games. Here are all of the ones that you can play right now.

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While a lot of the focus on iPadOS 16 announcements revolved around multitasking and desktop-class apps, there were some smaller things that you might have missed.

By Christopher Close, Christine Chan Published
Apple has revealed some massive updates to iPadOS 16 at WWDC 2022. Here's everything you need to know.
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