How to start a workout with your voice on Apple Watch

Tracking workout performance is a highlight feature of the Apple Watch. However, starting a workout with your hands is not always possible. Here's how to do it.

By Michael Stroup |

After Apple's busy January, the rest of the quarter may be quiet

Apple's flurry of January launches may be the company's last major releases for some time, with a lack of inbound new products expected for the second quarter meaning there could be quite a few months to wait for something new to surface.

By Malcolm Owen |

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New HomePod mini model isn't being worked on right now

Following the return of the full-size HomePod, consumers shouldn't expect a new HomePod mini anytime soon, because there's no obvious reason for an update to happen.

By Malcolm Owen |

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Best AirPods Max accessories

Apple's AirPods Max is essentially an accessory to your other Apple products, but there are accessories to that accessory to help prolong its lifespan. Here are the best add-ons you can purchase to bring your AirPods Max to the next level.

By Nathaniel Pangaro |

Daily deals Jan. 22: $150 off M2 13-inch MacBook Pro, 38% off Roombas, $499 M1 iPad Air, & more

Some of the best deals uncovered today include 60% off the Razer Viper Ultimate Hyperspeed wireless gaming mouse, 51% off the 31.5-inch ThinkVision UHD monitor, and Microsoft Office Home & Business for Mac 2021 at $29.99.

By AppleInsider Staff |

Apple appeals UK mobile browser investigation by attacking the word 'shall'

Apple has filed an appeal to fight the UK Competition and Markets Authority's investigation into the mobile browser market and mobile gaming, including an argument over the meaning of the word "shall."

By Malcolm Owen |

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Fuel 4-in-1 Power Station review: Small footprint, big capabilities

The Fuel 4-in-1 Power Station from Case-Mate can simultaneously recharge an iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, and a fourth device in an all-in-one charging system.

By Andrew Orr |

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Microsoft layoffs effectively kill HoloLens & mixed reality projects

Microsoft's layoff of 10,000 employees may pause the company's HoloLens and headset-based projects, with the entire teams working on mixed reality and virtual reality products decimated by the HR axe.

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