The new M1 iMac highlights everything that's wrong with Apple
There's an e-waste timebomb in our future, and the Apple logo is all over it.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes sifts through the marketing hyperbole and casts his critical eye over the latest technological innovations to find out which products make the grade and which don't.
There's an e-waste timebomb in our future, and the Apple logo is all over it.
The update lands next week. Get ready for it now.
Feeling tiny zaps or a buzzing feeling while using your MacBook or another metal-bodied laptop? You’re not alone.
If you’re serious about accessories for your new M1 iPad Pro or iMac, you need OWC accessories.
That’s a lot of RAM, and it points to something big that’s coming.
More evolution than revolution, but Apple could have unveiled last year’s products again and still be ahead of the game.
Fires are rare, but your home office needs a fire extinguisher present -- just in case something goes wrong.
No, it's not the notifications bug. It's not even poor battery life!
The move combines pro-grade backup hardware with AI-enhanced anti-ransomware technology.
Hands-free access to Alexa when on the move just got better.
This support brings with it huge performance gains and power benefits.
Rumors are circulating that Apple is planning to take two devices that aren't selling all that well, and smash them together to make a new, hybrid device.
They're dead easy to use. You cut the cable, poke the ends in all the way (no need to strip the insulation), and squeeze the button to snap them down and bite through the cable.
Great for making quick, weatherproof connections with telephone or alarm wiring. But don't use them for networks!
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