Philip Michaels is a Managing Editor at Tom's Guide. He has been covering personal technology since 1999, with a focus on mobile networks, telecommunications services, and consumer electronics, particularly smartphones. Philip's insights and reviews have been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News Singapore, The New York Times, and MSN.
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By: Philip Michaels
Before you travel overseas, prep your devices with these essential tips.
By: Philip Michaels
It could be more than a bigger screen and battery this year
By: Philip Michaels
Apple’s latest software update adds more comprehensive tools for parents to choose what their kids do and don’t see.
By: Philip Michaels
iPhones have never been more expensive. We looked at the financing and leasing options, and have advice on how to navigate them.
Sometimes, it's the little things in life, as this week's crop of intriguing apps proves. None of our entries promise anything revolutionary — just control over one aspect or another of your Mac that should stand to make your user experience just a tad bit better.
Sometimes, putting these columns about intriguing macOS and iOS apps together feels a little like improvisational jazz — I'm not always sure where this is going or how it's going to wind up, but hopefully there's a note or two that someone gets some enjoyment out of. Well, this week, we're going to look at an app that deals with
By: Philip Michaels
You'll save time for sure
It's a real grab bag of apps in this week's report, but that seems wholly appropriate somehow. After all, most of us turn to our Macs for a variety of reasons, so why not a selection of apps that speed up image processing, give you new controls over your tunes or help you keep a cleaner, better organized desktop? Oh, and there's an iOS app in there, too, for the next time the travel bug bites you.
As the song goes, we all need a little help from our friends. And that applies to apps for our Macs and iPhones as well.
By: Philip Michaels
Apple doesn't roll out new iPhones every September because it's fond of fall colors. In fact, if you're a fellow old like me, you might remember the days when models like the iPhone 3G or iPhone 4 hit stores in the summertime. It wasn't until 2012 and the iPhone 5 that Apple settled on fall release dates for its main models.
