Here's a list of compatible smart TV models with Apple AirPlay 2 protocol support according to Apple itself.
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Oliver Haslam has written about technology for over a decade. His work has been published in print at Macworld and online pretty much everywhere else. If it plugs in or has a battery, it's fair game.
We may have just seen the first images of the new iPad mini that is said to be in the works, with photos shared via Twitter looking very iPad mini-like.
We now finally have not one, but two companies announcing their own USB-C-to-Lightning cables, joining Apple's official cable as the only (certified) ones on the market. Both Belkin and Griffin have taken the wraps off their own cables during CES 2019.
Portable audio has come a long way in recent years, and while it's true that if you really want to you can spend a small fortune on audiophile gear, the cost of entry to a wireless earphone has plummeted in recent times. That means that you can pick up a pear of wireless earbuds that are also water-resistant for less than $50, and right now you can do it for even less.
Here's a roundup of some of the latest HomeKit-compatible devices announced at CES 2019. There are so many new things being announced that it can be difficult to keep track of them all, so we're going to run through several in one place, quickfire-like.
Get ready to score a deal on a 1080p projector that can output images at a glorious 150-inch scale. The price? Just $52.94 instead of the usual $100.
Ready to save more than $20 on a high-end LIFX smart light bulb with support for HomeKit, Alexa and Assistant? Today's your lucky day then.
HomeKit compatible smart blinds from IKEA, new Eve lightning, Netatmo HomeKit doorbell, and more have just been announced. Here are the details.
AirPlay 2 and iTunes is coming to Smart TVs, with Apple saying that you will soon be able to ask Siri on the iPhone to play movies on AirPlay 2 receivers.
Fear not, Tim Cook, for US President Donald Trump says Apple will be just fine. That's it; no need to worry. The infamous president weighed in on Apple's recent revenue re-forecasting during a press conference at the White House, saying the company will "be fine" when asked about Apple's recent announcement.
