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NewsAugust 7th, 2017 by Michael SimonReport: Apple will release an LTE-enabled Apple Watch this spring
Apple might have one more trick up its sleeve at its annual spring event. While we’re all waiting for a brand new iPhone that will reportedly... -
NewsAugust 7th, 2017 by Anthony CaruanaRumours of the iPad’s death are exaggerated
When I started working as a school teacher back in the early 90s, and then again later in my corporate life, I was always told to never start a presentation... -
NewsAugust 4th, 2017 by Oscar RaymundoApple HomePod firmware reveals new specs and custom sounds, but a lack of third party apps
The HomePod (originally rumoured to be called Siri Speaker) is a smart speaker with Wi-Fi capabilities intended to compete against Amazon Echo... -
NewsAugust 3rd, 2017 by Michael Simon
Apple’s third-quarter earnings soar on the back of booming iPad sales
No new iPhone, no problem for Apple’s bottom line. The company just reported its third-quarter results for fiscal year 2017 and they’re awfully... -
NewsAugust 3rd, 2017 by Jason SnellSeven highlights of Tim Cook’s Q3 2017 financial call with analysts
Every 90 days there’s a new Apple financial quarter, a new raft of federally-mandated financial disclosures, and another hour-long conference call... -
NewsAugust 1st, 2017 by Glenn FleishmanEverything you need to know about wireless mesh networks
You would be forgiven for thinking that wireless mesh networking is just another marketing bullet point for new Wi-Fi routers, a phrase coined to... -
NewsJuly 31st, 2017 by Dan MorenWhy Apple should make a cheaper, streamlined Apple TV
Apple is fond of talking about its four platforms: iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS. But not all four get equal attention. At the company’s Worldwide... -
NewsJuly 31st, 2017 by Anthony CaruanaThe end of an era is looming
When Steve Jobs returned to Apple after some years in the Silicon Valley wilderness, he set about restoring the company he had founded. When he returned... -
NewsJuly 28th, 2017 by Jason SnelliOS 11 brings iPad multi-tasking improvements… and quirks
This winter, iPad users who are testing out the iOS 11 Public Beta are getting their first taste of the future of iPad multi-tasking. From a redesigned... -
NewsJuly 28th, 2017 by Roman LoyolaApple discontinues iPod nano and iPod shuffle
On Thursday Apple removed the iPod nano and iPod shuffle from its website, signalling that the company has discontinued the two portable audio players.... -
HelpJuly 26th, 2017 by Glenn FleishmanHow to better control the size of video exports on your Mac
When you export a video file in Apple’s QuickTime Player or iMovie, does the resulting file size leave you confused? Maybe you have had the same... -
NewsJuly 26th, 2017 by Mark HachmanAdobe Flash will die by 2020, Adobe and browser makers say
Adobe Flash, one of the most controversial elements of the web, will be phased out by 2020, says Adobe. Browser makers, including Microsoft and Google,... -
SecurityJuly 25th, 2017 by Glenn FleishmanUpdate to iOS 10.3.3 now: Apple patches serious Wi-Fi exploit
iOS users should update immediately to version 10.3.3 to eliminate the risk of a Wi-Fi-based exploit that can be carried out by an attacker in proximity... -
NewsJuly 25th, 2017 by Glenn FleishmanThe future of the Finder
This is the last instalment of this column, and as such, I wanted to cover one of the most important features on the Mac: the Finder. This file manager,... -
NewsJuly 21st, 2017 by Jason SnellHoping for a small Mac mini revival
A funny thing happened to the Mac mini last week. The single Mac model that’s the most long in the tooth surpassed 1000 days without an update.... -
NewsJuly 21st, 2017 by Roman Loyola
Apple releases iOS 10.3.3, macOS Sierra 10.12.6 and watchOS 3.2.3 updates
Apple has released updates for iOS 10, macOS Sierra and watchOS 3. Before you install any OS update, back up your device, just in case you have problems... -
HelpJuly 18th, 2017 by Glenn Fleishman
Apple Pay, AirDrop and Handoff not working? Here’s what to do to get them to work again
Apple has built a lot of proximity tools into iOS and macOS, and they’re great when they work. But when they don’t work, it’s leaves you scrambling...
