The Apple MacBook Neo is official. Should Google Chromebooks be worried?
Apple’s new laptop debuts at $599/£599
Craig Grannell
Retroid Pocket 6 review: I’ve finally found my perfect retro gaming handheld
The ultimate way to play everything from 8-bit hits to modern favourites?
Apple’s new Studio Displays may have fixed their biggest flaws – for a price
The Apple Studio Display and Studio Display XDR are a pair of swanky 5K displays designed to work flawlessly with modern Macs
As Apple prepares to kill Intel Mac apps and games, I wish Macs were a bit more PC
Another appageddon is on the way on Apple gear, while Windows merrily continues supporting ancient software
Everything I hate about Apple’s Pages, Numbers and Keynote revamp
OK, well maybe not quite everything I hate about the new AI-infused iWork, but still…
This key new feature isn’t enough to make Apple’s iPhone 17e exciting
At this point, Apple may as well rename the iPhone 17e the iPhone 17… ehh
Apple Arcade just accidentally became the best place for normal people to play retro arcade games
The Retrocade app is so good that it very nearly made me want to buy an Apple Vision Pro
I love retro tech, but a VHS revival is the last thing we need
Things aren’t what they used to be. And in the case of VHS, that’s just as well, because it was terrible
11 best iPods ever: the top versions of Apple’s iconic jukebox
Where does your knackered, slightly yellowing jukebox rank in our all-time best iPod list, now that the iPod is officially dead?
One thing Apple’s new AirTags won’t help you find is their actual range
Apple is oddly coy about how far away AirTags can be detected from, no matter how much ‘precision finding’ you try to do on its website
Here’s why a school smartphone ban is a very bad idea
Smartphones are the new evil, like video games in the 1980s. But I’d sooner choose education over eradication
Lego Smart Play’s Star Wars galaxy grows with the Millennium Falcon, a Smart Ewok and a snoring Dewback
Five new Lego Smart Play Star Wars sets promise new Smart Minifigures, sillier interactions, and a very familiar squeeze on your wallet
