No matter what device we’re using, or how much we trust the company that made it, we like to have as much control over our privacy as possible. This is especially true when >>
No matter what device we’re using, or how much we trust the company that made it, we like to have as much control over our privacy as possible. This is especially true when >>
One of the prevailing narratives surrounding the iPhone these days is that Apple doesn’t innovate the way it used to. This train of thought, however, is misguided for a number of reasons. First >>
I’ve been using Apple’s new iPhone 11 Pro since the first day it was released and honestly, I don’t know what to make of it. On paper, it’s really not a big upgrade >>
iPhones have been water and dust resistant for a few years, even the models that don’t have official ratings. In fact, iPhones were able to deal with water submersion even better than expected >>
The same insider who said a few days ago that Apple will release a 4.7-inch iPhone SE 2 in the first quarter of the year is back with one more prediction. Ming-Chi Kuo >>
Apple still has one more big event next month, during which the company is expected to announce a new first-of-its-kind MacBook Pro as well as new iPad Pro models and more. While Apple >>
For the first time in a very long time, Apple was able to surprise us all in September when it unveiled its new iPhone 11 lineup. Months and months of leaks leading up >>
Apple’s new iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max were released earlier this month after months and months of rumors, many of which turned out to be wrong. It seems >>
