Daryl Baxter is iMore's Features Editor, overseeing long-form and in-depth articles and op-eds. Daryl loves using his experience as both a journalist and Apple fan to tell stories about Apple's products and its community, from the apps we use every day to the products that have been long forgotten in the Cupertino archives.
Daryl studied Computer Systems (Networks) at Nottingham Trent University, where he first flexed his editorial muscles with an interview with original Tomb Raider composer Nathan McCree, published in the university's magazine, helping Daryl to discover the career he wanted to follow.
Since then, Daryl's professional life has included working as tech support, freelance editorial, and eventually settling into full-time editorial positions, building out a new tech site at Gfinity in 2018. Daryl was eventually tasked with leading the Software & Downloads section at TechRadar.
Daryl also published a now best-selling book available in shops and online, called 'The Making of Tomb Raider', which tells the story of the beginnings of Lara Croft and the series' early development. His second book, '50 Years of Boss Fights', came out in June 2024, and has a monthly newsletter called 'Springboard'.
Now at iMore as its Features Editor, he wants to dig deep into the depths of Apple products, features, and the company's rich history, looking at everything from the latest Apple silicon to honoring what came before with the iPod Photo and the Macintosh.
In his spare time, Daryl's usually found in a coffee shop, playing many retro games, and Tomb Raider Remastered on the Switch. Alongside this, he's also constantly replaying Metal Gear Solid 4 and quoting The Simpsons to whomever is nearby.
Latest articles by Daryl Baxter

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Apple brings its TV and Music apps out of beta for Windows 10 and later, but you can still use iTunes if you want to.

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A quick fix for a Vision Pro software oversight that should never have been there in the first place.

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Apple Vision Pro launched alongside Things 3 today — with the app being redesigned to move multiple tasks around your spatial workspace.

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As all iPads support various models of Apple Pencil, but which one do you need for your tablet?

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Game Room will become the first spatial multiplayer gaming title on Apple Vision Pro when it launches on February 2.

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It’s been discovered that you can’t rearrange apps on your Apple Vision Pro’s home screen.

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Interview After Apple announced sweeping changes to third-party apps in the EU for the iPhone, AltStore’s developer may be happier about it than most.

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In a new interview, Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters says he doesn’t think Apple Vision Pro is relevant to its subscribers for now.

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iOS 17.4 will bring the ability to transcribe Apple Podcasts, which can be viewed soon after an episode has been published.

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iOS 17.4 beta hints toward a new iPad Pro.

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Game Room has been leaked ahead of its Feb 2 launch, with an App Store page showcasing the games you can play on Vision Pro.

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Apple’s Vision Pro headset has a new update ready to download from launch day, but it’s likely to have bug fixes instead of new features.

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The box for Apple Vision Pro has been seen in an Apple Store training video, and it’s even bigger than a Mac Studio’s box.

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If you desperately need to use your Apple Watch with many iPhones, Apple doesn't allow it — but that doesn't mean it's not possible.

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Do you wear glasses? ZEISS lenses are essential when wearing Apple Vision Pro.

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Apple’s Vision Pro headset is set to have over 200 third-party apps once it launches on February 2, including some favorites.

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As Vision Pro releases on February 2 only in the U.S. for now, is it worth importing one?

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With preorders live for Vision Pro, Apple has confirmed the 25 apps that will be available to use from day one.

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If you're tempted to import an Apple Vision Pro, you'll need an Apple ID account with region set to U.S.

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YouTube and Spotify have confirmed that they won’t be bringing native Vision Pro apps to the headset - nor can you use their iPad versions on it.

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Samsung’s new S24 series of phones has a new feature that’s been directly taken from the iPhone 14 Pro’s Always-On display.

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The best drawing apps for iPad and Apple Pencil are all here.

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Apple is reportedly ‘ready’ to enable app sideloading to the App Store in the EU before its regulations kick in from March.
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