Apple September 2022 event: the iPhone 14 announced; an emphasis on safety?
My thoughts on the Apple September 2022 event that announced the iPhone 14. Also, a look at which iPhone and iPad models are losing support with iOS 16.
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Apple’s September 2021 event: Apple launches the iPhone 13; the iPad Mini gets revamped
Apple’s September 2021 event saw Apple launch the iPhone 13; the Cupertino-based company also launched a long-overdue revamp for the iPad Mini.
Apple’s September 2020 keynote: The launch of Fitness+ and the Apple One bundle
This year’s annual September keynote usually would introduce a new iPhone model. However, this year’s been very unusual, as we’re all aware. CNet notes production …
Thoughts on Apple’s 2020 WWDC keynote
On Monday, Apple held this year’s annual World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote. Like everything else this year, the keynote was held virtually. Below are …
A look at Apple in the 2010s
Apple saw some changes during the 2010s, from the death of co-founder Steve Jobs to the rise of several now-entrenched technologies. My own personal Apple …
Thoughts on 2019’s Apple iPhone keynote
Apple held its annual iPhone keynote on Tuesday. Here’s my thoughts on what was announced. The iPhone 11 line Apple announced the newest iPhone line, …
Thoughts on Apple’s WWDC 2019 announcements
On Monday, Apple kicked off the 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with its traditional new product announcements. There’s a lot to sort through from this …
Thoughts on Apple’s 2018 WWDC announcements
On Monday, Apple made its traditional annual software announcements during this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). While what’s of interest might vary, here’s the high …
Thoughts on Apple’s iPhone X keynote
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, a milestone Apple noted at Tuesday’s big mobile device keynote. Details about the keynote leaked over …
My thoughts on Apple’s 2017 WWDC news
On Monday, Apple announced at its keynote the latest major product developments and releases at this year’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). Below are my thoughts …
