I have witnessed a lot of snark and humour at Apple’s expense over the past week since the iPhone X was announced and I wonder where it all comes from at times. I am not wondering because of what is… Read More ›
Apple
Lessons
What is and remains so brilliant about the iPhone specifically and Apple’s business broadly is how everything is aligned around Apple being the Apple Jobs envisioned: a company that shows its “appreciation to the rest of humanity [by making] something… Read More ›
Apple’s Presentation
Unfortunately for Apple, most of what was shown had been leaked or accurately rumoured. That seems to get worse as time goes on. Of course this time around, someone leaked the release version of iOS 11. watchOS 4 has some… Read More ›
Beware the new iTunes
Beware the new iTunes if you manage your iOS apps on your Mac. As of version 12.7, they’ve removed the iOS App Store from iTunes. While I applaud the thinning of iTunes, there is no real replacement. Some things become… Read More ›
Seeing the other side
I heard lots of snark yesterday regarding the price of the iPhone X. Well, the video above will suit those people…
Just The Good Stuff
As is tradition, we’ve live-blogged the proceedings below in reverse chronological order, offering that brand of commentary and analysis you’ve come to know and love. So if you missed the livestream, just scroll to the bottom and work your way… Read More ›
The new Apple stuff
I shall ignore the fact that Apple Events was unavailable on my Apple TV at the start of the keynote and that AirPlay kept playing up when streaming from my iPad. These things happen I guess, but perhaps it is… Read More ›
AirPods then and now
Then And then there was one reaction that shot to the top of Reddit Friday afternoon, which has a very familiar face to us here at CNET. An image from it, which we had to censor, is below, but click… Read More ›
Carpool Karaoke
Apple is laughing if the rest of the series is as good as the episode previewed above.
It’s the “second device” factor that stops iPod from making sense
Gruber makes a point here — “The hardware form factor isn’t what did these in — it’s the antiquated notion of having to sync audio files to them via a cable connected to a Mac or PC. If the content… Read More ›