Review: Anova Nano sous vide stick is a great iPhone-connected cooking gadget
The Anova Precision Cooker Nano is a fun, techy, and precise way took cook everything from creme brulee to steaks with your iPhone as your sous chef.
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Review: The 10.2-inch iPad is more of the same, and that's not a bad thing
Almost a footnote to the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, Apple announced the new seventh generation 10.2-inch iPad for 2019 at its "By innovation only" event. The new iPad isn't revelatory, and is an enlargement of an iteration that Apple delivered in 2018 with the education-focused sixth-generation iPad.
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Mike Wuerthele
Review: 'Mario Kart Tour' on the iPhone and iPad falls short on nearly every front
Mario Kart Tour has raced onto the App Store, and it is an example of what not to do when converting a beloved franchise to mobile.
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Amber Neely
Review: Ubio Labs Shadow Series Power Bank is as portable as it is beautiful
If you're looking for a power bank that combines the convenience of quick charge capabilities with a sleek design that looks good on your desk, you may want to check out the new line of power banks from Ubio's Shadow Series.
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Review: The Apple Watch Series 5 leaves the competition in the dust
The 2018 Apple Watch Series 4 brought a lot to the table, and the Apple Watch Series 5 hasn't added a lot. But, Apple has added where it counts, and importantly, kept the same price point.
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Mike Wuerthele and Malcolm Owen
iPhone 11 review - the iPhone Apple is trying to sell to everybody
Apple has repeated its approach from 2018 for the September iPhone refresh, and just like last year there are three models. Apple's iPhone 11 has much of what makes the iPhone 11 Pro great for less than what the iPhone XR cost, and is very clearly the device that Apple wants people to buy.
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iPhone 11 Pro review - Buy for the better camera, stay for the battery life
Before the release of iPhone 11 Pro, Apple took a lot of heat for what was predicted to be a very minor iteration over last year's iPhone XS. What was actually delivered is anything but inconsequential.
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Review: dbrand skins are one way to protect your Apple Card
Worried about your Apple Card getting damaged? dbrand skins may be a simple option to protect that titanium finish and add your own flair to Apple's staid design.
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Review: Zens Stand+Dock combines a Lightning connector & Qi charging
The Zens Stand+Dock is a 3-in-1 premium charging station to keep all of your gear powered up and ready to go.
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Review: Sonos Move is the do-it-all AirPlay 2 speaker you've been looking for
The Sonos Move is an exceptional speaker that aims its sights high in an attempt to conquer both in and outside the home. AppleInsider jams out to see if lives up to the Sonos name.
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Review: The Tap Strap keyboard is a unique, but complicated, solution to typing
The Tap Strap keyboard is a series of Bluetooth enabled rings that help you to type quickly with just one hand — but how well does it really work?
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Review: Zendure SuperMini battery is small but mighty
Zendure SuperMini is a compact battery that is smaller than a credit card and can still support Fast Charge on Apple's latest iPhones.
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Review: Mophie's new multi-device chargers help you cut the cords
Mophie is the first to bring multi-device wireless chargers to the Apple retail store, and AppleInsider goes hands on with all three of the new Qi-enabled devices.
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Review: Apple Card is more of an experience than a reward generator
Apple Card isn't a traditional Apple product. It isn't a shiny new standalone electronic device that we can put through its paces. Instead, it's an amalgamation of tech, software, and financial services.
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Review: G-Drive ArmorATD is a rugged drive with some style
The rugged G-Drive ArmorATD from G-Technology is a great looking external USB-C drive that can withstand the elements.
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Review: Play 'Pokemon Masters' if you have time or money to burn
Pokemon Masters, the newest addition to Pokemon's ever-growing collection of spinoffs and side-games, is finally released. AppleInsider takes a look at it to see if it's a worth picking up, or if you should take a hard pass at it.
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Review: GoCube is a fast & fun way to learn to solve the Rubik's Cube
Looking to learn how to solve a Rubik's cube? Check out the GoCube, a Bluetooth enabled cube that allows you to learn alongside an app.
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Review: The Lifx Beam is a stunning modular HomeKit smart light
The Lifx Beam is a modular smart light system that integrates with Apple's HomeKit to create stunning colors and impressive effects throughout the home.
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Review: The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 gimbal is more compact & powerful than ever
Over the past few years, the market has flooded with smartphone gimbals due to the quality of smartphone cameras, plus falling costs and miniaturization of gimbal technology. DJI has been at the forefront of all this, and is continuing that with the Osmo Mobile 3 gimbal.
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Review: Twelve South Journal updated for the latest iPad Pro
The Twelve South Journal has just been updated for the latest generation iPad Pros. While the design has largely stayed the same, the updated folio is well-suited for Apple's professional and prosumer-oriented tablet.
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Review: Rotor Riot Controller brings L3 and R3 buttons to iOS games
Are you looking to take mobile gaming to the next level? We're taking a look at the Rotor Riot Wired Controller which is one of the first MFi certified wired gaming controllers for the iPhone that supports the L3 and R3 buttons.
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Mark Linsangan
Review: The BenQ PD3220U 4K HDR Thunderbolt 3 display is a good option for designers
The BenQ PD3220U 4K HDR monitor is a dream for designers, and with the very-high end Apple Pro Display XDR looming, we spent some time testing this powerful alternative.
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Review: The Doxie Go SE portable scanner will help you organize your life
The Doxie Go SE is an ultraportable scanner that doesn't require a computer in order to use it. It's great for those last straggling bits of old paperwork, photos, and artwork that you haven't converted to digital formats yet.
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Review: The BenQ EL2870U monitor is an inexpensive gateway into 4K & desktop HDR
Thunderbolt displays are great and incredibly flexible, but are generally overkill for users just looking for 4K. Ostensibly aimed at gamers, the BenQ EL2870U 4K display is an affordable 4K display with good video connectivity options.
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Review: Symfonisk AirPlay 2 Bookshelf Speaker — Ikea Price, Sonos Sound
Ikea teamed with Sonos, and the pairing has produced the $99 Symfonisk Bookshelf Wi-Fi speaker with AirPlay 2. How does it compare to pricier speaker alternatives.
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Review: Yale Assure Lever brings HomeKit to all door locks
The Yale Assure Lever is the first smart lock to support HomeKit on non-deadbolt doors, finally brining Apple's smart home platform to garages, sheds, basements, offices, and much more. We hooked one up in our own studio to test it out.
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Review: Yamaha's AirPlay-ready MusicCast BAR 400 offers above-average wireless sound
Yamaha's MusicCast BAR 400 is a quality AirPlay 2-compatible TV sub and soundbar combo that's worth the price — just don't expect to make much use of the company's iOS app.
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Roger Fingas
Review: Microsoft's Surface Book 2 is expensive with mediocre performance
The Microsoft Surface Book 2 is a hybrid 2-in-1 laptop that can be used as a tablet or a full blown laptop. But, given the performance, is it worth the money?
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Review: SCUBAPro Galileo HUD a revolutionary iPhone-connected dive computer
The Galileo HUD is a new kind of dive computer that is projected right in front of your face while diving and then syncs back all your data to an iPhone app — and we've taken some dives with it.
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Review: Swagtron's SwagCycle Pro is a fun and easy ride, but underpowered
Swagtron's SwagCycle Pro is a fun, iPhone-enhanced "last mile" transportation option, if catering to a narrow niche.
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