Signed up for Netflix on an iPhone? You’re going to have to resubscribe
Netflix is making customers who signed up via the App Store resubscribe via Netflix, thanks to the pesky App Store commission.
Apple
This $99 AirPods deal gets you a great set of earbuds for less
While not the latest set of AirPods, this top deal gets you a pair of Apple’s wireless buds for a great price.
I’ve seen the future of AR and it fixes the main problem with Apple Vision Pro
AR and VR headsets are about to get lighter thanks to this hub innovation
Is Apple really developing a smart ring? I just don’t think it makes sense
This ring would be a health tracking wearable that also makes contactless payments. But where does that leave the Apple Watch?
Qualcomm’s new tech could bring lightning-fast connection speeds to the iPhone 17
Qualcomm new modem will harness integrated AI to enable the next generation of 5G
10 old school mobile games you can play on your smartphone right now
Prepare for a bout of gaming nostalgia, bringing classic games to your iPhone or Android smartphone
Apple iPhone 14 review: great, but not much improved
Apple’s latest non-Pro iPhone is superb – it’s just that it’s strikingly similar to last year’s effort.
I bought an Apple Vision Pro, here’s what I think after 48 hours
Spoiler alert: it’s a fantastic device from Apple. In fact, the Vision Pro might be the best headset. But it’s still just a VR headset.
Apple’s Sports app free upgrade is great for tracking scores, but only if you like US leagues
The new Apple Sports app lets you see real-time scores, stats, odds, and more in one hub. But only for Us events, sorry rugby fans.
Apple says NOT to put your wet iPhone in rice. Here’s why
Spoiler alert: everyone else tells you to do this. But plunging your soggy iPhone into rice actually isn’t that great for your smartphone.
Your next Apple Watch might read your sweat to tell you to drink more water
There’s a patent for a new perspiration sensor for the Apple Watch, that would detect your hydration levels from your sweat.
My phone does everything, which is why I want to resurrect my iPod
Single-use devices once seemed an archaic inconvenience. I’m now wondering if I got it wrong
