Learn how to share your AirTags or third-party Find My Network accessories with family and friends so they can track the item’s location on their iPhone, iPad, and Mac without receiving unwanted tracking alerts.
The third-generation Apple Pencil has USB-C charging but lacks some of the features available on the more expensive models.
Twelve South’s TimePorter is a neat Apple Watch band organizer that attaches to your wall or elsewhere, showcasing your collection of exquisite watch straps.
Taking your iPhone with you on a long trip? Well what kind of question would that be — you would probably take your phone everywhere you go, which means you should probably prepare for keeping it charged as you go.
The new Apple Pencil has a USB-C port for charging hidden behind a cap. It costs just $79, but the low price comes at the expense of several features.
Learn how to turn off hand gestures that trigger augmented reality reactions in FaceTime and other compatible video calling apps on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Good user interface rules suggest that a pop-up message alerting a user to a problem should have both an actionable button for the user to respond and a cancel button for the user to back out. Unfortunately, some pop-ups ignore these rules, giving users only the option to take the app developer’s desired action.
Here's a great deal if you have been looking to start building a, or add on to your current, smart home system. You get a pack of 3 Philips Hue 60W White and Color Ambiance LED smart bulbs, which are compatible with Alexa, Google, and HomeKit, for just $90.
Learn how to use the Check In feature on your iPhone or Apple Watch to automatically let your friends and family know you've safely arrived at your location or completed a workout.
Apple has reportedly set Tuesday, October 24, as the official release date for the upcoming iOS 17.1 and watchOS 10.1 updates.
Instead of significant new features and design changes, the new iPad Air, iPad mini and base iPad will bump specs by swapping Apple silicon for newer chips.
A more affordable version of Apple’s Vision Pro headset could cost between $1,500 and $2,500, a price that the vast majority of consumers may still deem too high.