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The iPhone Duo impressed despite some rough edges, while a PHP flaw disrupted websites and Apple’s next event could bring touchscreen MacBooks.
The iPhone Duo earns iFixit’s best foldable repair score yet, but dust in the hinge and costly screen repairs remain concerns.
A planned $500 kit keeps the 2019 Mac Pro’s case, fans and front controls while making room for standard PC hardware.
The new iPad mini adds an 8.5-inch OLED screen, faster hardware and water resistance, but its $699 starting price is a steep jump.
Apple says a small number of iPhone Duo units have inner display trouble and advises affected owners to contact AppleCare for a replacement.
A Reddit video shows an album carousel opening into a Cover Flow-style view, but it’s unclear whether Apple plans to release the feature.
The Pro and iPad mini save money, but they can’t match the Duo’s tablet-sized screen in a pocketable device.
Pixelmator Pro gets Generate Fill, iWork apps add AI assistants, and Final Cut Pro gains thousands of creative assets in a free November update.
Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro pairs a tandem OLED display with M5 Pro or M5 Max chips. Preorders are open ahead of November 6 availability.
The iPhone 18 Pro stands out through consistent cameras, speed, battery life and simpler software, even as foldables draw attention.
Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro pairs easy gestures with tandem OLED displays, but costs more and can’t fold flat.
The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro bring Tandem OLED, up to 2,000 nits of peak HDR brightness and variable refresh rates.
A thinner OLED display leaves room for a dedicated light behind the MacBook Pro logo, returning a familiar feature on Apple’s first touchscreen laptop.
The new touchscreen MacBook Pro adds a $400 premium, while everyday users may get more from touch on a less expensive MacBook Air or Neo.
From a slim, soft touch case to a sturdy stand and camera rig, these nine iPhone 18 Pro options suit different priorities.
AirPods Max 2 pair standout noise cancellation, comfort and easy iPhone features with familiar design, shorter battery life and limited appeal for Android users...
The $299.95 earbuds pair detailed audio and strong battery life with replaceable cells, though their noise cancellation and fit have limits.
The TCL TAB A1 Plus pairs a sharp 12.2-inch, 120Hz display with strong speakers and clean Android 16. Its modest graphics and glossy screen set clear limits.
The $379.99 Kilburn III pairs 50-plus-hour battery life and hands-on controls with bold, warm sound, but its 6.17-pound build limits portability.
RTX Spark pairs a 20-core Arm CPU with Blackwell graphics and up to 128GB of shared memory. It’s a major step for creators, with compatibility and cost caveats.