Latest articles by Daniel Bader
What iMore expects from Apple's 'Let us Loop you in' event!
On Monday, March 21, Apple will be holding its ‘Let us loop you in’ event in Cupertino. Here are our hopes and dreams!
iOS 10: What iMore dreams of seeing for iPhone and iPad at WWDC 2016!
Apple’s iPhone and iPad operating system hits the big one-zero this year, but there’s still lots left that iMore’s editors hope to see!
What we want to see from new Apple Watch bands
Rumor has it Apple is readying new Watch bands for March — so here are our hopes and dreams!
Apple Watch review: One year later
iMore’s editors on the relevancy and results of wearing Apple Watch — one year later.
Best roaming plans for Canadians travelling to the U.S.
Due to competition in Canada and abroad, roaming plans have become significantly cheaper. Here are the best ones!
Google's excellent Gboard keyboard for iPhone lands in Australia, Canada, India, and the U.K.
The excellent Gboard keyboard for the iPhone has expanded to other countries, including Australia, Canada, India, and the U.K.
Why Broadcom's $130 billion Qualcomm deal would be bad for mobile innovation
Broadcom wants to position itself for the 5G future with its $130 billion Qualcomm acquisition.
The 9.7-inch Logitech Create turns the iPad Pro into a powerhouse
Logitech's new keyboard case turns the 9.7-inch iPad Pro from pinch-hit work machine to full-fledged writing and sketching powerhouse.
OtterBox Strada is an iPhone flip case you'll actually want
It's not for everyone, but OtterBox's Strada folio case is worth considering, even if you've dismissed flip cases in the past.
MasterCard bringing 'selfie' authentication to North America and Europe this summer
MasterCard has announced that after extensive testing it plans to roll out 'selfie'-based payment authentication for online orders starting this summer
Newton and the promise of paying for good software
Paying for software is increasingly rare in the mobile landscape, but the email startup formerly known as CloudMagic is taking the hard road by asking all of its customers to pay an annual fee.
Fitbit's new Alta HR tracks heart rate and sleep for a week
There's a new Fitbit coming, and it's got a week's worth of battery life, a stylish look, and a heart rate monitor.
Sorry Galaxy S7, new camera shootout proves iPhone still best
iPhone 6s and Galaxy S7 enter, only one camera phone leaves.
Telus launches iPhone Wi-Fi Calling with iOS 10.2: Here's what you need to know
Telus has launched Wi-Fi Calling with iOS 10.2. Here's what you Canadians need to know!
The future of HomeKit is now!
Originally announced in 2014, HomeKit is now mature and ready for the mainstream. And if we’re any indication, it’s going to flood the holiday gift lists.
Google's smaller smart speaker, Google Home Mini, will cost just $49
The Google Home Mini will cost just $49 when it debuts next month.
Libratone One Click review: Gorgeous sound for any occasion
The market is full of Bluetooth speakers, but few are like Libratone's new modular One Click. Is it worth the $199? Read our full review to find out!
Everything you need to know about 4G LTE in Canada
If your carrier has done its job, you shouldn't need to know all about the amazing wireless magic happening behind the scenes. Here's how to get the best out of your 4G LTE plan in Canada.
Tagging in: How the iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Instagram built a career from graffiti
Duro the Third has been tagging, designing, and creating since 1989, but since the iPad Pro his business has nearly doubled, and it's not slowing down.
You can now print your own manicure with an iPhone
This nail printer could be the best, or worst, gift you can buy your manicure-addict friends!
Philips Hue is getting a big entertainment update with gaming features and a new app
Philips is giving its Hue app a makeover, and is making the platform more fun for gamers, music fans, and movie watchers.
