Apple brings back multicolored iMacs at "Spring Loaded" keynote
Apple's "Spring Loaded" keynote saw the announcement of paid subscription tiers for Podcasts, plus the return of multicolored iMacs.
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Thoughts on Apple's iPhone 12 keynote
A look at Apple's iPhone 12 keynote news. Also: is the public losing interest in Apple's keynotes?
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 product usage has also changed over the past
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, the iPhone 11 series. The new
A switch from Android to iOS (and impressions so far)
For nearly the entire smartphone era, I’ve been a user of various Android phones, after ditching my first phone, the Palm Pre. To run down the list of smartphones I’
iPhones make up 63% of Apple's 2018 sales; Apple services outsell Macs, iPads
Apple’s 2018 fiscal year ended in September. As such, Tim Cook’s company has released 2018 sales figures for the various iPhone, Mac, and other product lines. To no one’s surprise,
Thoughts on 2018's Apple iPhone keynote
This year’s Apple mobile device keynote has come and gone, and with it, the usual announcements of new and upgraded Apple products. The new iPhone Xs and Xr line The biggest
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 points (to
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 the weekend; however, the keynote did
Happy 10th anniversary, iPhone
The iPhone celebrated the 10th anniversary of its release yesterday. While Blackberry and Palm were around in 2007, it’s the release of the iPhone that kicked off the modern smartphone era.