Jordan Golson

And why I’m not buying the new MacBook Pro.

The fastest Mac ever made will make my video workflow sizzle, and that’s just the half of it.

New MacBook Pro models are expected to be released. Here’s what we’re looking for out of next week’s Apple event.

The newly announced MacBook Pro notebooks are tempting, but consider this before whipping out your credit card.

If you have a recent iPhone or don’t need all the bells and whistles of the iPhone 13, you might want to hold off. Here’s why.

Longtime Apple watcher Jordan Golson on what features need to be in the new iPads to please enterprise and business users.

A $100 million settlement expands App Store price points and allows developers to share non-App Store purchase options with users.

TestFlight has been available on iOS for years, but now it’s available for macs. It isn’t necessarily a game changer.

The Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado are gaining the latest driver-assist tech for the 2022 model year. Here’s which one has the best features (for now).

There aren’t any big changes, but current and future electric car owners still would get some nice benefits.

The federal tax credit for electric cars in 2021 could be renewed and expanded. Even Tesla and GM could be included, despite those manufacturers having hit the 200,000 cap.

Not needing to carry around a car key is surprisingly helpful, and the new Ford setup is trouble-free and well-designed.

Ford and Electrify America show us that EV charging doesn’t need to be difficult.

It might be running in your car right now, but you’d never know it because there’s no “Intel Inside”-like badge. And that’s just how BlackBerry likes it.

These are the power user features that we need to see if Apple reveals the next version of iOS at WWDC in June.

You’ll need more than just a key to drive this Hemi.

The Calm app helps you take a few minutes to relax and refresh your mind.

Though some testing showed “identical” iPhones performing significantly different, depending on internal chips, the differences are actually quite minor.

The iOS malware appears to be in several hundred apps, though it may not be as nefarious as researchers initially thought.

A huge “hack” was recently discovered that compromised a number of Chinese-developed iOS apps. Here’s what happened and what to do about it.