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Keeping healthy is a lot easier with your iPhone and Apple Watch, but if you want top-tier fitness tracking, consider an external heart rate monitor.
If you're a developer looking to take a peek at iOS 10.3.3, here's how to install beta 4.
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If you're a developer looking to take a peek at iOS 11, here's how to install the beta 2.
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The iPad line now has storage capacity akin to that of an entry-level MacBook. Which amount is right for you? Let's take a look.
Siri is Apple's virtual personal assistant. With the Apple Watch, it's available right from your wrist.
tvOS 11 won't install or update on your Apple TV? Here's what to do!
Which of the iPad's space gray, silver, gold, or rose gold finishes is right for you? Let's take a look.
The first- and second-gen 12.9-inch iPad Pro and the new 10.5-inch version can quick-charge via extra USB-C accessories. Here's how to juice up more quickly!
Want a good set of Bluetooth headphones for your iPad Pro? Here are the ones we list.
I wish I liked this keyboard case. I really do. But it’s just too much fuss and not enough function.
Itching to try out iOS 10.3.3? The third public beta version is now available. Here's what you need to know about downloading and installing it!
Take a Portrait Mode photo that didn’t quite turn out right? In iOS 11, you can turn it off right from the Edit screen.
It's not (yet) a MacBook replacement, but if drawing and speed matter, Apple’s new iPad Pro models are worth your money.
The 256GB Wi-Fi only 10.5-inch iPad Pro is the best iPad for readers, artists, teachers, and writers.
Apple’s new adaptive screen refresh technology is going to change how we look at devices. Here's how.
My sixth WWDC was my busiest, but also the one where I felt most at home.
