Joseph Keller is a senior writer at iMore. An Apple user for more than a decade and a half, he spends his time learning the ins and outs of iOS and macOS, always finding ways of getting the most out of his iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
The iPad's changed a lot in the last 10 years, but there are ways in which it's still the same device that Steve Jobs showed off from that big chair in January 2010.
Importing photos to your iPad or older iPad Pro is a great way to work on them on the go, but you’ll need some additional hardware.
Messages for macOS features many of the same effects found in its counterpart for iPhone and iPad, and this guide will help you make use of what's there and make up for some of what's not.
If you are a developer and want to know what to expect in macOS 10.15.3, here is how to install the developer beta.
Your Apple TV’s serial number is easy to locate in the Settings app.
Make switching your AirPods between devices easy with a little help from Shortcuts.
Speed up your potion brewing with Master Notes!
Want to try out or love the idea of Qi-charging? These are our favorite wireless chargers for iPhone!
Apple has released the third beta version of watchOS 6.1.2 to developers. Here's how you can download it to your Apple Watch.
Apple has released the third beta version of tvOS 13.3.1. Here's how you go about downloading it.
Apple has released the third developer beta of iPadOS 13.3.1. Here how to install it.
If you're a developer looking to take a peek at iOS 13.3.1, here's how to install the third developer beta.
A lot of users are ready for bigger iPads. Is Apple?
Whether you're a veteran or newbie, these are the essential tips and tricks for every iPhone and iPad owner.
Here's how to use a shortcut to quickly open your favorite TV shows and movies.
The 2018 iPad Pro simplifies importing photos from a standalone camera.
Writing Apple customers off as cultists actually makes it harder to confront real issues we have with Apple and its decisions.
You can customize the Shortcuts you download for exactly how you want to use them. Here's how.
Messages in iCloud is here for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. This is how you turn it on.
iCloud.com lets you connect to iCloud from any Mac or PC. Here's how you can use it.