Following the launch of new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods at the “Awe Dropping” event last month, Apple is expected to continue its fall launch blitz this week with a flurry of new M5-based products.…
This time of year is quite hard work if you’re a journalist who writes about Apple products. (I know, I know. First-world problems.) First, there’s the September event, which means lots of urgent news in…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Comfortable and unobtrusive design Always-on display Excellent battery life Great price Cons Still missing some health features Our Verdict With its always-on display, bigger and better-performing battery, fast charging,…
The iPhone Air, Apple’s slimmest ever smartphone, created plenty of headlines when it launched last month. But most pundits agree that the device is a precursor for something even more radical next year. And we…
Apple could launch a new M5 version of the MacBook Pro as early as next week, based on suspiciously delayed delivery estimates of some current models. Posting on Twitter/X yesterday, the Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman…
With most technology, it’s reasonably easy to imagine what the experience will be like. Smartphones are like cellphones. Tablets are like smartphones. Smartwatches are like wristwatches, only with horrifically shortened battery life. Consumer tech rarely…
Last month’s “Awe Dropping” event saw the announcement of new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods. But based on a flurry of new regulatory leaks, it looks like Apple isn’t ready to wrap up for the…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Super-fast performance Pro screen features Superb battery life Fun new selfie features Cons Same old design Uninspiring color options Cameras struggle in low light Our Verdict The iPhone 17…
It’s common for an iPhone launch to be accompanied by complaints that the new handsets are faulty in some way. Some years these complaints will snowball into a major scandal, such as Antennagate in 2010…
It was once said that only a few thousand people bought the Velvet Underground’s first album, but every one of them started a band. Which I suppose is a compliment, although I often wonder if…