Rene Ritchie has been covering the personal technology industry for a decade. An outspoken analyst and critic, he writes at iMore.com/vector, podcasts at applepodcasts.com/vector, and you can find his show at youtube.com/vectorshow. Follow him @reneritchie on Twitter andInstagram.
Apple launched Face ID for the iPhone in 2017. Google just launched Face Unlock for the Pixel this month. So, what's the difference and does it matter?
You can customize your watch faces as much as you like, but what if you want them customized in more than one way?
How do you make sure the backups you take are as secure as your Mac itself? By encrypting the drives!
I've been using the Apple Watch Series 3 — originally a space gray aluminum and, more recently, a brushed titanium edition — for just over a month. So, how's the titanium, the always-on display, the battery life, the on-device App Store, and all the new apps one month later? Read on!
Made by Google 2019 has come and gone. And, legit, it was a complete cluster of an event. So much great technology given so much short shift.
How iPhone 11 and Pixel 4 compare — not just in terms of specs, but philosophy.
Wondering whether you need the additional storage in the Apple TV 4K? Read our advice.
Supply-chain exfiltrator extraordinaire, Kuo Ming-Chi is back, back again, with a new report, tell your friends, that a next generation iPhone SE is primed for the first quarter of 2020. And, that’s causing some continued confusion. So, let’s see if we can’t clear that all up.
Apple's statement on Safari Fraudulent Website Warning and how exactly it works.
I’ve been shooting with the #iPhone11 Pro for a month now. Here’s how it compares to the iPhone 6 Plus, 6s Plus, 7 Plus, X, and XS Max in a variety of situations, how Smart HDR, Deep Fusion, and Night Mode all work, and should you upgrade for the camera?
Catalina, which has been available in beta form since its introduction back in June, and which goes into general release today, is the 15th version of that operating system, of the brain that runs every modern Mac. Here is its story.
How do you back up your Mac locally and off-site or online so all your important photos and files stay safe and sound? Like this!
Tony Fadell was one of the senior vice presidents at Apple most responsible for shipping the original iPod. These are some of his memories.
Steve Jobs, co-founder and CEO of Apple, CEO of Pixar, driving force behind the popularization of the Mac, of iTunes and iPods, of Apple Retail, of the iPhone and iPad, and of Apple itself, passed away on October 5, 2011.
Everything you need to know about Apple TV!
Microsoft's Surface, like Google's Pixel, that by definition, is forced to think different. And tech that Apple could learn a thing or three from.
Some would tell you the era of switching is over. People have made their choice and are happy with their ecosystems and don’t see much if any value in switching anymore. The grass, it just doesn’t look about the same green. But, we still see people switching all the time.
How do you use the built-in Camera app for iPhone and iPad to take amazing photos, panoramas, bursts, time-lapses, videos, slo-mos, and more? We'll show you!
You all know by now that Apple doesn’t always host an event in October. Thanks to the iPhone, the September event is lock, but October…. it’s much more like a… likely. Some years, it’s brand new Macs and iPads for everyone. Others… press releases just dropped at the dawn. This year… this year… it feels like Tim Cook and company might just put sneaker to keynote stage one more time. But...
Checkm8 is a bootrom-level security exploit that can be used against every iPhone from the 4S to the X. It was announced late last week by axi0mX — axi0mX… axi0m10… dammit, Apple! — and ever since we've seen everything from fear, uncertainty, and doubt, to supremely good reporting on what it is, what it isn't, and most importantly, what it means for all of us. So, let's try to sort it...