So we should now trust American lawmakers, who abdicated their responsibility to modernize regulatory policies for the digital age for over two decades, to handle this as if they know what the hell they’re doing? They couldn’t be bothered to use a scalpel when it would have been effective, so let’s let them take a sledgehammer to big tech because they didn’t do their job?

If you compare the rumored price of the AirPods Pro to competing wireless buds with noise cancellation, then guess what? They aren’t all that expensive. They are in line with the current market.

Even if Apple does release such an all-in-one plan, it isn’t going to crush everyone else. They are going to be a secondary streaming option for several years until they build a library of content.

It will be interesting if this turns out to be true this time around. I have my doubts.

Here we go. If Gurman is dropping timeframes for Apple AR Glasses, then there is real fire behind all the smoke.

You have an ax to grind, mostly with Apple. We get it. Most of us just don’t care.

If you want to check out Apple TV+ but don’t want to invest in Apple TV hardware, here is a great way to do it. It also handles all of the other major streaming services.

Before Apple can “save” the HomePod, they have to figure out what the hell they want it to be and make it really good at that.

Interesting. I continue to be skeptical of reports that new AirPods are coming this year, but if more supply chain leaks pop in the next few days, I may be proven wrong.

I’m normally a fan of Tom’s Guide, but this is silly. The Echo Loop is the last device on Earth that needs a knockoff and there is 0% chance of this becoming Apple’s “next big thing.”

This may be the dumbest headline I’ve ever read.