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Just recorded a fine karaoke and want to isolate the vocals to see how you hit those notes? Or want…

Small phones nearly vanished, which is what made the 13 mini special. Here is the argument for it, covering one-handed usability, the battery gains over the 12 mini, its cameras, and price.

An AirTag is only as useful as what holds it. We test Raptic's Tactical Wallet, which hides one alongside cards and a tool kit, and the Link Lock mount, noting the strengths and the gripes.

If you work with the Mac out of view, spoken alerts stop you missing important dialogs. Here is why the feature is useful and how to enable it across current and older macOS versions.

Libby connects your library card to thousands of free ebooks and audiobooks. We look at how borrowing works, what makes the reading experience good, where it frustrates, and our verdict.

Welltory reads your pulse through the iPhone camera and turns HRV into stress and energy scores. We look at how it works, the quality of its insights, and whether it can change your habits.

MockGo lets you set a fake iPhone location or simulate walking a route, which suits testing and location-based games. We look at setup, its movement modes, key features, and the risks involved.

Accidental deletion and corrupted drives happen to everyone. Magoshare scans for recoverable files across storage types. We look at how simple it is to use and how much it actually recovers.

Qoob Clips goes beyond single-video downloads, pulling entire accounts and hashtag feeds from TikTok. We cover how it works on Mac, its bulk features, the pricing tiers, and whether it delivers.

PureVPN undercuts most rivals on price while promising a kill switch, leak protection, and dedicated IPs. We test its speeds, examine its privacy claims, and check streaming and device support.

Setapp swaps individual app purchases for a single monthly fee across a curated catalog. We look at what is in the bundle, how discovery and installation work, and when the maths works out.

Grid Studio takes a real iPhone 3GS apart and mounts every component in a framed display with labels. We look at the presentation, build quality, and who this nostalgic piece actually suits.

The distance unit follows your region setting by default, which is wrong for plenty of people. Here is how to change miles to kilometers on Apple Watch and in the Health and Fitness apps on iPhone.

While Apple was nearly two years behind Tidal and Amazon in releasing lossless audio on Apple Music, it still somehow…

watchOS lets you send images straight from your wrist, though the process is not obvious. Here is how to share a synced photo through Messages or Mail directly on Apple Watch.

While Bluetooth trackers have been around for quite some time now, Apple AirTags brought the industry to the spotlight like…

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Modern MacBooks are short on ports. This OWC dock adds 14, plus laptop charging, over a single Thunderbolt cable. We look at power delivery, real transfer speeds, build quality, and value.

Contracts and invoices increasingly need signing without printing. Document Cloud stores, shares, and e-signs PDFs from a browser. We look at its key features and who it suits.

Copying text from a screenshot or video used to mean retyping it. TextSniper runs OCR on any screen region with a shortcut. We test its accuracy, speed, and where it fits in a workflow.

AnyGo spoofs your iPhone location and can simulate movement along a route, which suits location-based games and testing. We look at its features, ease of use, and give a verdict.

A macro records a sequence of actions and replays it on demand, which kills repetitive work. Here is how macros function on macOS, how to create one, and the three best recorder apps.

Apple offers a direct transfer tool that copies your library to Google Photos without downloading everything first. Here is how to use it, and the manual route if you want more control.

Clubhouse is audio-only and works differently from every other social app. Here is how to get in, set up a profile that gets you invited to speak, join clubs, and decode the terminology.

Moving content between the two apps means saving it locally first. Here is how to get a Snap onto your Instagram Story from iPhone, and how to share Instagram posts back to Snapchat.

Apple Silicon Macs run iOS apps natively, but developers can hide them from the Mac App Store. Here are three ways to install iPhone and iPad apps on an M1 Mac, including the sideload routes.

Unclutter puts a file drop zone, quick notes, and clipboard history behind a single gesture at the top of your screen. We look at how it works and whether it earns a permanent spot.

Recovery software promises more than physics allows. Here are the two conditions that determine whether data is recoverable, and the myths about damaged phones and backups worth abandoning.

Toast makes a wood cover thin enough to feel like a skin rather than a case. We look at how it achieves that, how it applies, how it wears over time, and whether protection is a fair trade.

Mac gaming has improved, but the Windows library is still far larger. Here are the practical routes, from cloud streaming and compatibility layers to running Windows itself.