Leif Johnson

Half a year in, Apple’s subscription-based gaming service is embracing its mobile heritage, for better or for worse.

The conference—which will likely introduce iOS and iPadOS 14—will still be held in June on unspecified dates.

Apple’s new science fiction series emphasizes wonder, not warnings.

You no longer need third-party apps if you want to open zip files on iOS. Rar files? That’s another story.

‘Little America’ could have been an angry series, but it chooses to hope. And that’s what makes it great.

Apple Arcade’s latest release is a humorous procedurally generated space shooter.

After two hours with TipsWorks’ upcoming game, I’m convinced it’s a landmark moment in iOS gaming.

Apple’s noise-cancelling earbuds are currently backordered, but shipping probably won’t take that long.

In a service filled with great titles, these are the games you should try out first.

Snag Apple’s own cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max for a fraction of the usual price.

If you’re looking for a lot of storage space in a relatively modern iPhone, this is an excellent deal.

If you really hate the butterfly keyboard, you might want to wait for the 16-inch MacBook Pro.

Augmented reality is still in its early stages, but there are already plenty of cool—and useful—apps on the App Store.

Apple’s smallest tablet is back! It doesn’t look much different than it did in 2015, but it’s packing far better hardware. That makes all the difference.

As remote game streaming gains popularity, Apple needs to clarify its policies.

It’s not exactly like having ‘Apex Legends’ on the iPhone itself, but it’s the next best thing.

Last month’s releases sizzled with everything from ‘Firefly’-like space adventures to spicy pigs.

The iPad finally feels cool again, but not so much that you’ll want to trash your MacBook.

The Apple Pencil is great, but it’d be better with new methods of charging and storage.

If you can stand a couple of restrictions, Logitech’s iPad stylus is ideal for schools or busy environments.