No more Touch Bar, the return of MagSafe, and the end of dongle life? New iMacs with an all-new, bezel thin and no chin design, and new Mac Pros with both M1… and M1 inside?
Now that we're seeing third-party devices supported by Find My, where does that leave AirTags?
The M-Series Mac I’m most looking forward to this year is the 16-inch MacBook Pro. Here's why.
MobileMe was an unmitigated disaster but Apple's services are in a much better place today.
Welcome to Season 2 of the Apple Event show. This year's episodes — spoiler alert! — feature everything from M1X Macs to A15 iPhones, A14X iPads to maybe, just maybe... AirTags. At last.
There was a lot to love about the iPhone lineup in 2020, but here's what I'm hoping for with the iPhone in 2021.
The new year should see the arrival of even more Apple silicon Macs. We could also see the retirement of at least one current Mac. Here are a few things I'd like to see in 2021 related to Mac.
Are the AirPods Max for you? The answer turns out to be remarkably simple!
Apple did deliver a bunch of spectacular products in 2020, but the iPhone lineup that Apple currently sells may be my favorite thing to come out of this crazy year.
Apple absolutely will not tell you how much RAM is in an iPhone. They will hide how many milliamp hours the battery is. They won't even reveal the clock speed of their custom chipsets — it's not listed on the spec sheet. You can’t even turn your own damn AirPods on or off your own damn self. Why?