Christian joined iDownloadBlog.com in March 2011 and brought with him his 20+ years of journalism experience. He specializes in Apple news, tips, and reviews, bringing years of expertise in technology journalism to his readers. Known for his insightful analysis and engaging writing style, Christian keeps his audience up-to-date with the latest in the tech world.
Before that, he contributed to reputable publications like Geek.com, Tom's Hardware, 9to5Mac and 9to5Google.
Christian studied Information Science, specializing in Expert Systems and Management Information Systems. After starting a faculty e-zine in his graduation year, he dropped out to pursue a lifelong career in journalism.
He was Editor-in-Chief of a gaming magazine, started three periodicals covering gaming consoles, PCs and consumer technology, and founded a marketing agency specializing in interactive entertainment.
Watch our new video walkthrough discussing the latest iOS 16 rumors and expected features, such as upcoming changes to the notification system and focus modes, ahead of Apple's public preview of the software scheduled on Monday, June 6.
When trading in your old iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch for a new model, you can get an extra $10-$50 credit depending on your device's model, its condition, etc.
The iPhone 15, arriving in 2023, has been predicted to finally ditch Lightning in favor of USB-C, an industry standard. A USB-C iPhone would be more than a convenience, it could help Apple deliver even faster charging and data transfer than Lightning.
Former Apple exec Tony Fadell reflects on how Steve Jobs originally wanted to develop an iPhone by using an iPod as a basis, so the team came up with so-called “iPod iPhone” which used a click wheel that could become a number pad.
In this video and tutorial, we go over several specific settings you should change on your iPhone for optimal experience, convenience, performance, and battery life.
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off with a special event at the Apple Park building, with eligible developers and students now able to request to attend.
Apple has discontinued its iCloud Documents and Data service. Don't worry, your cloud files are still there but may take a few clicks to view and access.