iPhones and AirPods now come with hearing health tools. Here’s how they work.
Years of listening to loud music probably hasn’t helped. But for some people, popping in a pair of AirPods just might help.
Apple M4 revitalizes decades-old iMac G4 — out with the PowerPC chip, in with the new Apple Silicon
A retro tech enthusiast has revitalized a classic Apple iMac G4 ‘lampshade’ computer with a state-of-the-art M4 injection.
Apple's M2 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM drops to $749 ahead of Black Friday
The 2022 MacBook Air with the M2 chip is on sale for $749 just in time for Black Friday. This version even comes with 16GB of ...
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Apple silicon speed test: Every iPhone, iPad, and Mac processor compared
Boom goes the benchmarks! Let's take a look at the current processors in the iPhone, iPad, and Mac lineup to see how each ...
The Apple + HP iPod Partnership Everyone Forgot About
Apple plus HP -- sounds like a marriage made in tech heaven. Or maybe not. The iPod+HP turned out to be just a blip in both ...
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Portable audio peaked 14 years ago – is it time to come full circle?
Funnily enough, not once does my technologically spoilt adult self recall pining for my old CRT TV that was too big to properly close the cabinet doors on, or the portable DVD player that I used to ...
iMac (M4) review: A mini upgrade to Apple’s entry-level all-in-one
Mac is the rock of Apple’s desktop line. Over the past decade we’ve seen the iMac Pro come and go, Apple struggling to crack ...
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Fans save iPod clickwheel games for posterity
Apple's iPod is gone-phased out between 2014 and 1017, with the touchscreen version discontinued in 2019-but the ingenious ...
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Apple just wrapped up its fall releases, here’s whats coming next spring
Perhaps the biggest announcement for next spring will be Apple’s most affordable new iPhone: the iPhone SE. This is expected to be the biggest upgrade to the iPhone SE since it debuted in 2016 ...
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Apple Sales Hit Quarterly Record as iPhone Business Rebounds
In this wide-ranging interview with WSJ’s Joanna Stern, Apple’s software chief Craig Federighi goes deep into AI privacy, preserving the art of photography, the idea of a sentient Siri and more.
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Every Apple Mac announcement this week - and what models we're still waiting for
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