“Alright man, we've got to kick this whole thing off at some point. We've spent the last three months trying to build this radio station, and now we can build no more, we must launch…”

At WWDC20, Apple announced that the original iPhone SE would continue to see another year of software support through iOS 14.

Yesterday I said goodbye to the 5K iMac that had faithfully been my main computer these past five years.

While I was not impressed to find a tear in the material ear cup on my Beats Solo Pro headphones, I am blown away at the speed with which Apple handled the repair process.

TL;DR: Logistics is nuts!

The iPad has been around since Late 2015, and multiple software and hardware iterations have helped to radically transform not just the product, but Apple’s approach to computing.

I can't explain to you how I settled on this, but on July 29, I impulsively made the decision that I not only wanted the iPhone 4 at launch but that I wanted to experience the full iPhone launch experience.

Today Apple released new summer colours for the iPhone 11 Pro/Pro Max silicone case & Apple Watch Sport Band. The four new bands are: Vitamin C, Seafoam, Linen Blue, and Coastal Grey.

This post is the fourth of a multi-entry series covering the Apple Store retail closing and reopening strategy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This entry covers the month of May 2020.

The iPod Hi-Fi was announced in early 2006 and was Apple’s attempt of entering the home-stereo marketplace. It remained on sale for only 554 days before it was unceremoniously discontinued.

Around 500 years ago, just as the year 2020 was beginning, I was well on my way to transitioning to an iPad-only computing experience. Then COVID happened, and since then, I haven’t been happier to have access to a MacBook.