Apple’s official DIY repair guides for the iPhone Duo now available
Apple has published multiple repair guides and manuals for users and independent technicians looking to replace or repair individual components in the device.
Why don't you see external antennas on mesh Wi-Fi systems?
Mesh systems use internal antennas to look nice and because the signal type is actually better for this use case. Here's why they don't have external antennas.
26 New Rules of Digital Etiquette | The Art of Manliness
Back in 2013, we published a set of propaganda-style posters on cell phone etiquette. Some of the rules hold up, but a lot of them focused on talking over the phone, while everyone pretty much just texts these days. “Don’t choose a cheesy, obnoxious, or vulgar ringtone” feels almost irrelevant in an age where people […]
The most exciting thing about Amazon's 2026 Kindle refresh is a clicker
Amazon refreshed the Kindle, Paperwhite and Colorsoft, but the fun part is a $35 Bluetooth clicker and an optional Signature Edition cover with real page-turn buttons.
2012 was a weird time for iPad fans. That spring, the 3rd-generation iPad debuted with a Retina display. It was slightly heavier and thicker than the iPad 2 before it, but it looked the screen looked amazing. Sadly, the performance of the A5X wasn’t always up to the job of pushing all those pixels, so Apple revised the full-sized iPad again in the fall.
The 4th-gen iPad shipped just seven months later. It kept the same heavier and thicker design, but the A6X inside was “up to twice the CPU performance and up to twice the graphics performance of the A5X chip,” and it showed. It smoothed out all the little hiccups its predecessor would show, other than those in the then-new Apple Maps.1
Why your Amazon order confirmation emails have become so unhelpful
Amazon’s order emails no longer show what specific items a customer has purchased. The vague emails are likely partially related to the fight for data in the agentic AI era.