The A12X chip in the new iPad Pro is by far its most impressive feature. But the only thing I can think of is: Imagine is they start putting these in tiny MacBook laptops.

So who’s lying (or got it wrong?) Bloomberg or The rest of the world?

This is the demo used by Apple during the introduction of the new iPhones to show off the new CPU. I thought it was very impressive, and also the first time I see AR as something other than a gimmick.

Collection of iOS wallpapers, going back quite a bit.

Collection of macOS wallpapers. Goes back quite a bit although I doubt it's complete.

The dude's a slime ball for asking for donations, though. It's not like he made these.

A review from an actual audiophile who seems to know what he’s talking about and took actual measurements.

Weird and unexpected. I don't recall ever seeing an ad for FileMaker, which has been around since 1986!

Nicely done video. Except for the animoji part which I'm sure will help sell phones but I'm definitely not the target audience for. Still: want.

Incredible technology demo by Trixi Studios: Use iOS 11 ARKit to recreate the classic A-Ha music video "Take on me" in the real world.

I still see people doing this even though it’s never been a good idea.

I love these history tech articles.

It's the little things...

Funny

This ad is nice enough that I'll save the link.

The master list. Good to know.

I got a bunch of these. Very annoying.

My prediction: Within 24 months, the vast majority of flagship phones will not have a headphone jack.

I find this pretty wild.

Apple wants to put a camera in its phone that can take photos similar to what you accomplish on an SLR with a big lens with a big aperture. Can't get the optics to fit.

So instead: They put two cameras in the phone, each with a small aperture; perform intensive computation in order to create a depth map based on the offset of the two photos, then digitally apply gaussian blur to the right areas of the image.

Same effect?

Well made unofficial website.