iPhone 15, USB-C, Apple Watch Series 9 and more
Apple’s 2023 iPhone event came and went almost in the blink of an eye. As always, the company had a bunch of new devices to [view more]
Apple used ‘tetraprisms’ to cram a 120mm lens into the iPhone 15 Pro Max
One of the main benefits of Apple’s “pro” iPhones is the camera rig, which somehow gets pretty significant improvements every year. The iPhone 15 Pro [view more]
iCloud+ adds new 6TB and 12TB storage tiers
Apple snuck in a significant change to iCloud data storage near the end of its “Wonderlust” iPhone 15 event. The company added two new iCloud+ [view more]
The Apple Watch Series 9 vs. the competition: Same design, more power
Apple Watch Series 9 Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Google Pixel Watch Pricing (MSRP) 41mm Aluminum: $399 45mm Aluminum: $429 41mm Stainless steel: $699 45mm Stainless [view more]
iPhone 15 Pro has a titanium case, an action button and USB-C
Today at its annual fall iPhone event, Apple announced its next two flagship handsets in the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. And [view more]
A high-end MIDI keyboard for the Native Instruments faithful
Native Instruments’ Kontrol S series MIDI keyboards are a favorite among producers and musicians for their solid build and tight integration with the company’s instruments [view more]
The JackRabbit XG e-bike fixes a lot of pain-points
In a world of generic electric bikes, the JackRabbit is hard to ignore. The micro, pedal-free ride blends the convenience of a scooter with the [view more]
Drop’s refreshed CTRL, ALT and SHIFT keyboards offer improved stabilization and LED patterns
If you’ve been thinking about getting a new keyboard for yourself, there are some fresh options on the market to consider. Drop is launching updated [view more]
Panasonic’s Lumix G9 II is its first Micro Four Thirds camera with hybrid autofocus
Panasonic has unveiled the Lumix G9 II, its first Micro Four Thirds camera with hybrid phase-detect autofocus. A successor to the 20-megapixel photo-centric G9 released [view more]
Intel’s Thunderbolt 5 could be the cable upgrade we’ve been waiting for
Up to three times the bandwidth of Thunderbolt 4. Support for multiple 8K displays, as well as gaming monitors running at up to 540Hz. 240 [view more]