Will Shanklin began writing for online-tech publications a decade ago, including five years as Mobile Tech Editor for New Atlas. He's also had stints at HuffPost, Geek, and Android Central. His coverage has ranged from Android to iPhone, Windows to Mac, VR, wearables, and just about everything in between.
Will has interviewed top technology executives and developers, and he's reviewed a long list of consumer gear. He loves presenting content in a way that's as clear, digestible, and visually engaging as possible.
Will currently lives in Albuquerque, NM. He enjoys the Southwest's sunshine, nature trails, and occasional reggae concerts.
Following Apple's addition of a mini LED display to the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro, a market report suggests Apple will add mini LED tech to upcoming 14-inch and 16-inch MacBooks.
On Wednesday, the European Union announced new proposed artificial intelligence regulations, limiting how governments and corporations can use AI's more ethically dubious aspects.
Apple's new podcast subscription service will reportedly take a 30% revenue cut during podcast publishers' first year on the platform.
Following the company's "Spring Loaded" launch event, Apple added new Apple Watch bands to order in additional styles.
During Apple's "Spring Loaded" event, the company announced a new white color option for the Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro.
During its "Spring Loaded" event, Apple announced a purple iPhone 12 that arrives later this month.
Apple's Beats by Dre is collaborating with streetwear brand Psychworld on a special edition of the Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones.
After a removal lasting more than three months, Apple will let social app Parler return to the App Store.
Apple's Lisa Jackson has joined the Time 2030 Committee, penning a brief article stressing the need to tackle climate change by working with the communities most impacted by it.
An iPhone app — now apparently pulled by Apple — posed as a children's game while hiding an online casino for users in Turkey and other countries.
Amazon's second-generation Echo Buds are 20% smaller, with improved audio and active noise cancellation in an effort to compete with AirPods Pro.
Discord is cracking down on adult content, with the voice-based chat service blocking servers tagged as not safe for work in its iOS app.
An analysis of top streaming platforms and IMDb ratings reveals that Apple TV+ has the highest-rated content.
Justin Timberlake will return to Apple TV+ in an upcoming series about "Gong Show" host and possible CIA assassin Chuck Barris.
The iPhone 12 was the best-selling smartphone globally during January, with Apple snagging six of the top ten spots.
Future NFL Hall-of-Famer Tom Brady is launching a non-fungible token platform, with Apple's Eddy Cue landing on the company's advisory team.
Apple has announced a series order for "The Crowded Room," an upcoming Apple TV+ seasonal anthology exploring stories about struggles and triumphs with mental illness.
T-Mobile Home Internet is a new service that taps into the wireless carrier's 5G network to provide home broadband access and quick setup through a companion iOS app.
Piper Sandler's latest teen survey reveals that Apple's brand is strong with Gen Z, with 88% of teens owning an iPhone and more wanting one.
The U.S. plans to enact new retaliatory tariffs on nations that tax digital goods from American internet companies, including those that tax App Store purchases.
A companywide email from CEO Tim Cook pays tribute to Apple's 45-year anniversary — while looking ahead to what's next.
Chip designer Arm Ltd. has announced its new v9 architecture, a design that could eventually appear in the Apple Silicon powering future iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
According to a whistleblower, router maker Ubiquiti has dramatically downplayed the severity of the January "catastrophic" hack that exposed sensitive customer data.
The iOS 14.5 update will add a battery recalibration system for the iPhone 11 series to fix drifting data.
After Arizona lawmakers failed to bring a controversial App Store bill to the floor last week, more detail has emerged on why that happened — and why HB2005 likely isn't returning to the floor this year.
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