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Apple just wrapped up its iPhone 17 launch event last week. While that was a jam-packed (and incredibly fast-paced) keynote, the company still has another 10 product launches in the short term, with half of them launching by the end of the year.
The iPhone 17 is resonating with Chinese consumers, with seemingly strong preorder sales volume. The South China Morning Post reports that iPhone 17 sales at JD.com (a large online Chinese retailer) within the first hour of preorders going on sale exceeded the first day of iPhone 16 preorders last year.
The base iPhone 17 with 256 GB storage was said to be the most popular model. Meanwhile, the launch of the iPhone Air is indefinitely delayed while Apple waits for eSIM-related regulatory approval.
Earlier this week, Apple introduced a new version of its most popular wireless earbuds: . While you’ve likely heard of its headlining features like the heart rate monitor and 2x the noise cancellation, there’s another interesting feature beneath the surface.
If you’re trying to buy a new iPhone but don’t quite want an iPhone 17, it can often be hard to find something on a tighter budget. Sure, Apple offers the iPhone 16e at $599 – but not everyone finds that to be a compelling phone. Luckily, there’s plenty of great options if you want to buy used, and I’ll be delving into five great picks for varying needs.
AirPods Pro 3 vs AirPods Pro 2: Apple’s premium earbuds, compared — Here’s the gist: Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 are officially here and ready to buy. Here’s how the specs compare to the second generation version so you can decide if you need to upgrade or not.AirPods Pro 3The third-generation AirPods Pro… Why it matters: […]
With every new Apple product launch, deals slowly crop up over time – and the MacBook lineup is no exception. The best deals tend to come after a model is no longer the latest and greatest, and there’s currently an unbeatable that’s hard to pass up on, and once it sells out, there likely won’t be any more to go around.
Apple’s App Store is famous for its tight control, which keeps most users safe but limits the freedom to experiment. Sideloading—installing apps from outside Apple’s store—lets power users, developers, and enthusiasts explore tools that wouldn’t otherwise be available. Below are the most reliable methods, the essential steps to follow, and the risks and benefits you […]
