Lock Screen customizations is one of the highlights of iOS 16 and this feature truly deserves the limelight. You can create several Lock Screens and switch between them whenever you want. Moreover, you can even link Lock Screens with particular Focus modes. So, enabling a Focus it will automatically change the Lock Screen. Sounds interesting, […]

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Buried deep within the many features of the Apple Watch and watchOS 10 is a useful Apple health feature that could help you manage your heart’s health. I’m referring to the capability of the Apple Watch to track your heart rate variability. And if you take a closer look into the data generated by this […]

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We’re taking a look at the Intel Mac Pro versus the M2 Mac Pro and determining which one is a better deal for those looking to buy. Originally seeing an announcement back in 2019, the Intel Mac Pro was a spectacular announcement for Apple: a device truly worthy for professionals. Now, in 2023, the company […]

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At the WWDC keynote event of 2023, Apple announced a slew of Macs alongside iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS Sonoma, and Vision One. The Mac Studio (2023) is one of the many products unveiled at the event. Keep reading to learn how the Mac Studio (2023) fares against its predecessor. How Does the Mac Studio […]

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Apple is expanding Metal 3 to include some exciting new features that should really move gaming to new heights on Macs. For those that have been Apple fans for a long time, they should know it’s always been something of a struggle when it comes to gaming on their device. While Apple Arcade is great, […]

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For those that may have missed it, Apple is adding improvements to their Health app, including more features focusing on mental health. A slew of new health features are arriving to several Apple operating systems, including iOS 17, iPadOS 17 and watchOS 10. These new features primarily focus on mental health, while some additions also […]

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Users may want to know about plugins for OpenAI’s ChatGPT. An advanced, AI-driven language model, ChatGPT is gaining popularity more and more everyday, and many users are likely aiming to get in on the ground floor of this new and incredibly powerful tool. Considering that the AI is capable of generating responses from text-based inputs […]

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Apple fans: iOS 16.4 is here, and I’m going to address some of the issues found within the software update, while also discussing whether or not users should get it. While iOS 16.4 arrives only six weeks after the 16.3.1 release, there’s a lot that comes with the new software. However, just like with any […]

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If you’re looking to run Windows on your Apple Silicon Mac, you have a few options. Two of the easiest to use are Parallels Desktop and UTM. So, the question is, which will prove better at running Windows on your M1 or M2-powered Mac? Read on as I compare Parallels vs UTM on M1 and […]

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When Apple launched the A11 Bionic chip in 2017, it introduced us to a new type of processor, the Neural Engine. The Cupertino-based tech giant promised this new chip would power the algorithms that recognize your face to unlock the iPhone, transfer your facial expressions onto animated emoji and more. Since then, the Neural Engine […]

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