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Nomad makes some of the best leather cases and accessories for Apple’s devices. Its MagSafe chargers are no different. If you’re looking for an all-in-one charging dock for your iPhone and Apple Watch, nothing is holding me back from recommending the Base One Max—if it’s in your budget.

Smartphones have advanced a lot over the years, but they still basically last about a day on a charge. That means most of us are juicing up the battery all night while we sleep. Is that good for the battery?

You can create professional-looking videos with just a smartphone, but the audio is trickier to get right. If you’re going to create YouTube videos or other content, the Joby Wavo Air wireless microphone system is a great item to get you started, as long as it fits with what you plan to create.

Fast charging is a convenient way of replenishing your phone’s battery, provided your device supports it and you have a charger that can output the required wattage. But does this time-saver negatively affect battery life?

T-Mobile is blocking the Apple iCloud Private Relay and the big question is why. Learn more. T-Mobile has blocked the Apple iCloud Private Relay on its very own cellular network.

Wireless charging is a great convenience to have with your smartphone, but not all chargers are created equal. Certain wireless chargers will work better with your phone. How do you know which one to get? We’ll show you.

New 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro is Does Not Work With Older Magic Keyboards Apr 23, 2021 11:27 EDT Apples new M1-powered iPad Pro models are pretty powerful compared to their predecessors. While tests are yet to be conducted, we are thoroughly surprised that Apples incorporated the same chip in the iPad Pro that powers the Mac. If you are looking to upgrade to the new 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro, there is a little caveat that you should know of. The new 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro is not compatible with old...

Snag an extra wireless charger for under $9 It has nearly 70,000 positive ratings. Shep McAllister FacebookTwitterEmail ANKER2503Anker Basically every phone you can buy these days comes with support for Qi wireless charging, and the correct amount of charging pads to own is “all of them.” Think about it: if you have a wireless charging pad on every flat surface you come into regular contact with – your nightstand, your kitchen counter, your office desk, your bathroom sink – then you ca...