I’ve been using an iPhone 13 Pro Max for a little over a month now, and that happened because I took full advantage of Apple’s trade-in program to trade up from last year’s iPhone 12 Pro Max.
This year I took the plunge and upgrade to the 2021 M1 iPad Pro 12.9”. I also tossed in the Magic Keyboard. Now, left holding an expensive kit, I was looking around for an equally stunning case to keep it all tidy. The Woolnut Leather Folio for iPad Pro is the only high quality case that matched Apple’s craftsmanship.
I try to keep my accessories to a minimal aesthetic and I want to ensure the quality matches Apple's hardware experience. Consequently, I am extremely picky when it comes to my everyday carry items that pair with my gadgets. Thankfully, I stumbled across Woolnut’s leather sleeve for MacBook and love the quality craftsmanship.
Many of us prefer to keep our iPhones close to our person whenever possible, and that includes when we’re riding around outside on our favorite toys – bikes, motorcycles, scooters – whatever it is, you name it.
Some apps and background processes are more CPU-intensive than others. Consequently, those apps and background processes will pound your battery the hardest, resulting in reduced battery life.
Apple during Tuesday’s Spring Forward event announced exciting new devices and technologies. Among those was a refresh for both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch the iPad Pro tablets – now dubbed the 3rd generation and 5th generation respectively for the year of 2021.
There’s a lot to take in, and that’s why in this piece, we’ll compare the features and technical specifications of the 3rd generation 11-inch iPad Pro and 5th generation iPad Pro of 2021 with the features and technical specifications of the 2nd generation 11-inch iPad Pro and 4th generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro of 2020.
Apple on Tuesday announced its brand-new iPhone lineup for 2020, which included the iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max in addition to the smaller and less-expensive iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 options. For now, we’ll focus on the flagship models.
In this piece, we’ll help those who already own last year’s iPhone 11 Pro decide whether or not they should upgrade to this year’s iPhone 12 Pro or 12 Pro Max by comparing each handset’s technical specifications to the other.
Alongside the new iPad Air that seemed to take a lot of design cues from the modern iPad Pro, Apple also announced a newer eighth-generation 10.2-inch iPad at its September 15, 2020 Time Flies event.
In what can only be described as perhaps Apple’s most budget-friendly full-size iPad, the eighth-generation iPad is a serious contender for students and everyday couch potatoes who simply can’t stay off of Facebook. In this piece, we’ll outline the technical specifications of Apple’s new budget tablet.
Those who tuned in to Apple’s Time Flies event on September 15, 2020 would have learned an awful lot about the company’s new Apple Watches and iPads. One of the new iPads was a redesigned fourth-generation iPad Air that borrows substantial amounts of design inspiration from the modern iPad Pro.
In this piece, we’ll outline the technical specifications for Apple’s new iPad Air 4th-generation to help you decide if it's the right purchase for you.
Aside from the new flagship Apple Watch Series 6, Apple also announced a newer budget wearable dubbed the Apple Watch SE at its September 15, 2020 Time Flies event.
If you’re curious about what this cost-efficient option might be packing under the hood, then you’ve come to the right place. This column will outline all the new wearable’s technical specifications in one convenient and easy-to-digest piece.
When Apple kicked off its Time Flies event on September 15, 2020, most people already knew from the name that it would be Apple Watch related. Apple used the event to unveil two new Apple Watch models, including the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE, along with some other new hardware.
In this piece, we’ll outline all the detailed technical specifications for Apple’s sixth generation Apple Watch to help you determine if this will be right upgrade for you.
If you use more than one printer with your Mac, it’s important to know how to choose the default printer. This is useful if you take your Mac to your physical office, school, or library and then return to your home office. And if you share your Mac and printer with others, giving a name and location to your equipment is also helpful.
In this tutorial we’ll show you how to set your default printer as well as change its name and location on your Mac.