<p>The 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros are still the best laptops for creative professionals. This year they’re a little faster, with better webcams, new anti-glare screen options, and that’s mostly it. When you’re editing photos in the middle of a wedding, every second counts. I occasionally moonlight as a wedding photographer. It’s a high-stress job that involves taking thousands of photos throughout a 10-hour workday and never missing a crucial moment. And the team I work on goes above and beyond: our goal is to get a set of photos picked, edited, and on display before the happy couple is …</p>

Choosing the Best Smartphone Camera: iPhone 16 Pro Max, Galaxy S24 Ultra, or Pixel 9 Pro XL? When you're looking for a new smartphone, you should think about several important things: the price, specifications, and different features. However, for people who create content, love taking selfies, or are passionate about photography, the camera is the most important aspect of a smartphone. I have spent a few weeks testing the cameras and features of some of the top smartphones available today. First, let's talk about the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Instead of completely changing everything, Apple has made some significant upgrades. …

All Apple Watch Models Are Currently on Sale Right now, every model in Apple's lineup, from the basic SE to the Ultra 2, is available at a discount. In September, Apple introduced its newest smartwatch, the Apple Watch Series 10, along with a black version of the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Each model has its own advantages and disadvantages, including the second-generation Apple Watch SE. The launch of these new watches means there are now more Apple Watch models on the market than ever before, leading to many great deals. In this article: • The best deals on Apple Watch …

The 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros are still the best laptops for creative professionals. This year they’re a little faster, with better webcams, new anti-glare screen options, and that’s mostly it. When you’re editing photos in the middle of a wedding, every second counts. I occasionally moonlight as a wedding photographer. It’s a high-stress job that involves taking thousands of photos throughout a 10-hour workday and never missing a crucial moment. And the team I work on goes above and beyond: our goal is to get a set of photos picked, edited, and on display before the happy couple is …