iOS 18.3 will be arriving soon. Here’s what you can expect.
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Ten things we can expect from the iPhone SE 4
The iPhone SE 4 is expected to hit the market during the southern Autumn. And while the iPhone SE is touted as a budget iPhone, it has the potential to…
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Apple will give Mail for macOS automated categorisation – but do we really want it?
Apple is expected to bring automated categorisation to its Mail app with macOS 15.4. But do we really want or need it?
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Mac shipments grow massively as Windows-based competition slips
Apple continues to surge ahead with string Mac sales outpacing many of its competitors.
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What are the Australian rules about using your iPhone or Apple Watch while driving
Australian laws vary when it comes to using your iPhone or Apple Watch while driving.
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A week of using Apple Watch’s Low Power Mode
I’m just back from a week of holidays, camping in a temperate rainforest a few hours away from home. With no cellular coverage and limited access to power, I had…
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Every tech purchase is about compromise
I was talking with a friend who received a new Garmin watch. It’s a great device and he mentioned that after three or four days, including a couple of runs,…
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Apple’s acquisition of Pixelmator – Adobe will pay
Apple recently acquired image editing powerhouse Pixelmator. This is an app that emerged as a result of Adobe’s high prices and shift to costly and inconvenient subscriptions. With Apple buying…
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Apple Universal Control is an amazing, under-appreciated feature
It’s fair to say that I am committed to Apple’s so-called ‘walled garden’. I have a Mac Studio as my main computer, a MacBook Air for when I travel, an…
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When should you upgrade your iPad?
Knowing when to buy new hardware can be tricky. New models with updated technology seem to come out frequently, making it hard to know whether to wait or tap your…
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