Hardware

The iPhone 14 and its three companion devices (14 Pro, 14 Max, and 14 Pro Max) will launch next month. Apple has kept quiet about the details and even the existence of the new handsets, but even without official announcements, … Continue reading →

Earlier this year, Apple launched its Self Service Repair program for iPhone, selling genuine Apple parts and tools for users to make certain repairs to their smartphones. While some have called it a good step in the Right to Repair … Continue reading →

According to the latest rumors, you’ll be able to buy the iPhone 14 earlier than ever this year. Instead of its traditional date during the second week of September, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg has reported that Apple’s first event of … Continue reading →

It’s been a week of critical security updates so whether you’re reading this on a Mac, iPhone, iPad, or even an Apple Watch, it probably needs an update. Apple and Google have pushed critical security updates this week, so if … Continue reading →

The summer is nearly over and that means two things: kids are back to school and new Apple products are coming. According to rumors, there will be at least two events this fall bringing a “deluge” of new products, including … Continue reading →

One of the most annoying things you might encounter while studying or learning new skills is loud, distracting noises. Fortunately, these AirPods Pro-inspired wireless earbuds can get you in the zone, and they’re 75% off during our Back to Education event. If you … Continue reading →

Every Wi-Fi network to which you’ve ever connected and entered a password winds up stashed away. You can view these entries and delete them in macOS 12 Monterey and earlier versions of macOS: In System Preferences > Network, select the … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for new gear and peripherals to help you reinvest in your education, then you can’t go wrong with an Apple Magic Trackpad 2. These nifty trackpads are much wider than the one on your MacBook, giving you more multi-touch … Continue reading →

Anyone who follows Apple know the legend of AirPower. Announced alongside the iPhone X in 2017, it was supposed to be a game-changing wireless charger that let you charge your iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch all at once on a … Continue reading →

In a blog titled, “VPNs on iOS are a scam,” a well-known security researcher accuses VPNs installed on an iPhone or iPad of leaking data while Apple turns a blind eye. In an article first published in May 2022, but … Continue reading →