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Apple had their annual iPhone announcement event today, and it was a tight 70-ish minutes of updates from the company. We only got new iPhones and a smaller HomePod, but there's still a bunch to talk about, so let's cover it all quickly.
The average Apple customer has an iPhone and a Windows computer. It’s important to remember this sometimes, especially for us in the Apple-centric community where we’re all in on Apple. A great example of this is recently when I was looking for a better service for saving links
I've been using the Apple Watch Series 6 for a week and wanted to share my thoughts on it. Who should upgrade? How does the blood oxygen sensor work? Is that always-on screen noticibly brighter outside? Watch to find out!
iOS 6: Sept 19, 2012 iOS 7: Sept 18, 2013 iOS 8: Sept 17, 2014 iOS 9: Sept 16, 2015 iOS 10: Sept 13, 2016 iOS 11: Sept 19, 2017 iOS 12: Sept 17, 2018 iOS 13: Sept 19, 2019 Blindsided by this sudden iOS 14 release on Sept 16,
I've been doing big reviews of watchOS since the beginning, and for the first time, I'm venturing into video! The full text of the review is below, but frankly, the video is the primary version of the review, so if you can I'd love
3 days ago I made a bunch of predictions about what we'd see from the new Apple Watches and today we saw everything. Let's see how I did: Apple Watch SE I made 9 total guesses, and I got it more right than I ever would
Apple's event this coming week is expected to bring new Apple Watch models, and I wanted to get what I'm expecting out there now so I can be a good Apple rumor guy who brags if I get it right and never talk about it again if I get it wrong.
This line sticks out to my from Apple's new guidelines around streaming games on the App Store: Streaming games are permitted so long as they adhere to all guidelines — for example, each game update must be submitted for review, developers must provide appropriate metadata for search, games must
I've been using the Apple Watch Series 5 for almost a full year now, and wanted to look back on how that watch did in its first year.
The theoretical Payments API could make it so that developers stop losing their minds with rage while keeping users safe and driving new innovation in mobile payments.
Above is my recreation of the macOS Catalina wallpaper taken in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. And here's a few versions of the Big Sur wallpaper. And finally, here's an attempt at the Yosemite wallpaper. I think they all have their own special charm, but in partial
We no longer say, “Macs are trucks and iPads are cars,” instead we say, “Macs a general purpose computers and iPads are consoles, did you actually think there were similar?” We no longer say, “the iPad can replace your Mac,” instead we say, “the iPad is a totally different product
I saw this tweet yesterday and it really struck a chord with me. I genuinely do not understand why can't Apple create its own phone, its own OS, and restrict what runs on the OS. That's Apple's choice, and consumers willingly accepts it, not
When Tim Cook took over for Apple way back in 2011, there was lots of concern around Apple turning the company over to the "bean counters". The concern was that Cook would turn the company into something that was unrecognizable from the Apple we knew and loved and
The above chart shows the debate at the top of everyone's mind right now in the Apple pundit world. Is the iPhone (and iPad) more of a console or a general computer? More of a Console Argument There is an argument that the iPhone is more of a