Apple Watch Series 11 reviewed: simply familiar
Better late than never, our review of the Apple Watch Series 11 reminds us that great devices can still be iterative, but still good enough to own, even if very little has changed.
Better late than never, our review of the Apple Watch Series 11 reminds us that great devices can still be iterative, but still good enough to own, even if very little has changed.
A new phone or three or four could be on the cards, and maybe something else, as Apple’s big 2026 day nears, set for September 9 in the US and September 10 locally.
A surprising burst of computer news today, possibly coinciding with Gamescom overseas gives Apple some more horsepower in compact computers.
We knew new hardware was on the way from Apple, but ahead of new iPhones, the maker of the Mac is unleashing gear ASAP.
The price is slightly higher than at launch, but the MacBook Neo still represents a solid bargain, delivering all the Mac you might want in a low price point.
If you wanted to buy a variation of a Mac before today, or even an iPad, everything now costs a bit more, as Apple feels the cost of components in the AI era.
Developer or not, the next generation of apps could be made with less coding skills than ever, as Apple brings more vibe-coding tech to its app-maker.
Lots of changes are coming to the way you use an Apple-made device, but depending on the gadget in your life, you might not see an upgrade.
The days of Siri going “uh huh” will soon be a distant memory as Apple makes AI a centrepiece, not just a feature.
Getting your kids online using just an Apple Watch is now a thing in Australia, but it will cost you $20 per month for the privilege.