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With a new line of Apple Watches coming soon, you’re faced with an all-important question: do you go for the base variant or the GPS + Cellular version? At first glance, the differences between the two don’t seem to be…

Apple announced the new AirPods Pro 2, successor to the AirPods Pro, during the Far Out event. AirPods Pro 2 comes with new features making it more attractive. However, if you’re planning to get a new pair of AirPods Pro,…

I’ve been following Apple for a while now, and there are two things I’ve noticed. Firstly, Apple doesn’t try to fix what’s not broken; secondly, they let the technology mature and then implement it in their products or bring revolutionary…

Not too long ago, a new EU law, the Digital Markets Act, made headlines across the tech world. This is due to the law’s mandate enforcing Apple to allow sideloading of apps and third-party app stores in the near future.…

For years, iOS has held the bragging right for a better, longer, and smoother OS update cycle, while Android’s trump card was customization. But as Android is improving, Apple is slacking, which got me wondering if Android might finally beat…

The MacBook Air, powered by Apple’s M2 SoC, was finally released at the WWDC 2022 event and has worthy upgrades over its predecessors. But these upgrades come at a cost! MacBook Air M2 begins at $1,199, a $200 spike over…

MacBook Air M1 is the best laptop under $1000 money can buy. Yes, there are many alternatives if you prefer Windows. But none match the battery life while providing equivalent performance to the M1 MacBook Air. And Apple just pulled…

Apple’s introduction of the M1 chip in 2020 initiated Mac’s transitioning from Intel processors into Apple Silicon. There’s a new level to this transition, with the M2 chip debuting at the June 2022 WWDC event, displacing the M1 engine with…

Things you need to know: Apple took the industry by storm with the M1 chip back in November 2020. Since then, each member of the M1 family has been raising the benchmarks for personal computer chips. The M1 series concluded…

Apple’s biggest boon is its futuristic approach. Unfortunately, that’s also its curse; hear me before any judgment. Apple often overlooks minute details/features in its farsightedness or extravagant feature list. This hampers the overall user experience and irritates users to the…

There’s no denying that Apple accessories are more expensive than third-party accessories, which serve the same purpose at a fraction of its price. However, are these “third-party accessories” safe? Should you risk your data or, in extreme cases, your life…

The USB-C and Thunderbolt ports cannot be told apart merely by appearances. Moreover, you can’t even identify if a Thunderbolt port is Thunderbolt 3 or 4. Why? Because all these ports share the same 24-pin connector, which is oval and…

When life gives you a lemon, we make lemonade. But what happens when Apple gives you two small iPhones? We do a hands-on, detailed iPhone SE 3 vs. iPhone 13 mini comparison to determine which phone is better for you.…

Apple introduced a new method for authentication in iPhone X for the first time in 2017, on the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. Apple’s Face ID biometric authentication system allows unlocking a device, making payments, accessing personal data, and tracking…

A week ago, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman did something he is popular for; revealed exclusive news. This time around, it is about Apple working on a hardware subscription service for iPhone. If you’re reading about this for the first time, let…

The iPhone SE 3 pairs flagship silicon with an aging body. We look at the specs, real-world performance, the design compromises, and whether the price makes it a smart buy or a pass.

While iPhones have been leading the sales in the USA, Samsung devices follow the lead by taking the second spot. Besides, Samsung’s “S” and “Note” devices have always been close competitors of the iPhone. But this time, Samsung has merged…

While MagSafe has ‘safe’ in its name, there is uncertainty around safety, especially with third-party accessories. A major confusion arises from the terms ‘MagSafe-compatible‘ and ‘Made for MagSafe‘. But are they different? And more importantly, does it matter? The question,…

Both calendars are free and sync everywhere, but they differ on interface, smart suggestions, integrations, and data privacy. We compare them point by point to help you commit to one.

Video conferencing has become the norm between remote working, online classes, virtual gatherings, and video calling friends and family. Over time, I have explored an iPhone, MacBook, and iPad for these digital meetings and found that the iPad is the…

NFC tags hold pieces of data that can be transmitted wirelessly to a compatible device with a tap. NFC is short for Near Field Communication and is similar to Bluetooth, but no pairing is required. This article will look at…

The 2021 MacBook Pro is a beast with M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, a mini-LED display, additional ports, and much more. However, the not-so-beloved Touch Bar is MIA. And while most users are open-heartedly embracing the change, my brain…

After much speculation and rumors, AirPods 3 are finally here. And as predicted, they are more like AirPods Pro than their predecessor. The duo sports many standard features, which begs us to question whether one should go with AirPods 3…

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.

Nothing Ear (1) undercuts AirPods Pro on price, but how much do you give up? We compare fit, sound signature, active noise cancellation, controls, and battery life side by side.

Apple's child safety plans sparked one of its loudest privacy debates. We explain how the proposed on-device scanning worked, Apple's own defense, and the concerns critics raised about precedent.

Both platforms do most things well, so the decision comes down to priorities. We compare performance, update longevity, camera output, security, continuity features, and value across both.

Apple's Live Text and Google Lens both read text and objects in photos, but they differ sharply on scope. We compare compatibility, accuracy, translation, and visual search across both tools.

Clubhouse created social audio, then X built Spaces into an existing network. We compare both on how to use them, hosting and moderation tools, discovery, and the audience each one reaches.

FaceTime now works on Android and Windows via links, closing a longstanding gap with Zoom. We compare both on quality, participant limits, grid layouts, sharing features, and cost.