No, that’s not a typo. Despite the facts that, a.) Apple just announced a new iPad Pro with the M2 chip and b.) I’m usually the kind of guy that likes the newest and shiniest tech, I decided to upgrade my 2018 12.9-inch iPad Pro to a slightly older 2021 model. Here’s why.

Believe it or not, we’re only a couple of days away from new iPhones, with the iPhone 14 line scheduled for release this Friday. Since I’m on Apple’s iPhone Upgrade Program and I get a new one every year, this is the time of year that I start really thinking about how I’ve been using my iPhone and which apps I can delete to make the migration easier. That lead me to this list - the iPhone apps I can’t live without.

If you spend any amount of time researching the M2 MacBook Air, you’re going to come across four “issues” that tech reviewers can’t stop rehashing. Some of the rhetoric may even lead you to believe that the new version of Apple’s most popular computer is not worth your money.

I’m here to tell you why these complaints are completely overblown and, in most cases, not even worth considering.

I never thought I’d say this, but I just switched cell phone carries. The weird part is that I switched to T-Mobile, but the real kicker...I’m excited about it.

One of the benefits of using Apple devices is tight security, but no matter how secure a device is, there’s nothing that can protect against bad habits. No amount of anti-virus software or other security measures can protect you if you willfully click a link in a phishing email and give a thief your bank account information. Here are a few tips to help you avoid phishing schemes and keep your accounts secure.

The more I’ve thought about the current state of Mac desktops, the more glaring the lack of an M1 Pro option has become. Most of the tech pundits I follow focus on the video capabilities of Macs, so they’ve all been blown away by the Mac Studio with its M1 Max and M1 Ultra options…and rightly so. But that’s only part of the story. Since my background leans much more toward music, I wondered: which Mac is the best option for audio production?

Ever since Apple’s Peek Performance event at the beginning of the month, there has been a ton of chatter on blogs and on Twitter about Apple scrapping the idea of an iMac Pro. I think they’re all wrong. Here’s why.

I have a lot of devices, which is not a shock to anyone who knows me. In the past, Apple’s Messages app has been a pain to use because messages didn’t always sync among my devices. I’d read a text on my iPhone but it would still show as unread on my iPad. Or I’d delete a spam text on my iPhone but it would still be there on my Mac. Then I discovered a better way to live.

Wi-Fi calling is a feature that everyone should be using, but many people may not know about. I’ve always been a fan, especially because of the incredible call quality when talking iPhone to iPhone. What I didn’t realize is that the setting doesn’t automatically activate when transferring to a new device.