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Philip Michaels

California, Copenhagen

Managing Editor at Tom's Guide

Gone to that big BlueSky while the getting's good: https://t.co/FZIk7eUHvH

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  • The Trump administration wants Apple to build iPhones in the U.S. - here's why that will be hard to pull off

    4 days ago | tomsguide.com | Philip Michaels

    Good news, job seekers. That iPhone you're holding in your hand is going to get built in America. And you're gonna to be needed to help with that, whether it's overseeing the final assembly of that phone or building the factories that will be needed to get those iPhones put together. That's what the U.S. Secretary of Commerce seems to be saying, at any rte.

  • The Trump administration wants Apple to build iPhones in the U.S. — here's why that will be hard to pull off | Flipboard

    4 days ago | flipboard.com | Philip Michaels

    Winners and Losers: Nintendo had a better PR week, while Sony did its best to kill the gaming good feeling during another hectic tech week of …

  • Apple brings recipes to News Plus in iOS 18.4 - here's what one foodie thinks

    5 days ago | tomsguide.com | Philip Michaels

    I handle the cooking duties in my household, and that's not a complaint. After a day of staring at smartphone specs and camera comparisons, I like turning my attention to tablespoons and braises. And while I like serving up reliable favorites at meal time, part of the joy of cooking for me involves discovering new recipes. I an now turning to a seemingly unlikely source for inspiration.

  • iPhone 17 Pro - all the rumors and leaks so far

    6 days ago | tomsguide.com | Philip Michaels

    The iPhone 17 Air may be getting most of the attention when it comes to Apple's potential phone releases this fall, but don't sleep on the iPhone 17 Pro. Apple has devoted a lot of attention to its Pro model in recent years, in the hopes of convincing phone buyers to look past the entry-level iPhone and pay more for a premium device. That figures to continue this year. After all, just look at the changes Apple introduced last fall with the iPhone 16 Pro.

  • Tim Cook is reportedly focused on Apple Glasses - and that could be bad news for the iPhone

    1 week ago | tomsguide.com | Philip Michaels

    To hear newspaper reports tell it, Tim Cook only has eyes for AR glasses, as the Apple CEO puts his focus on developing the company's next big product. But as a long-time iPhone user, forgive me for fretting that Cook and company risk losing sight of their most important product right now. That would be the iPhone, which even after a quarter of flat revenue, still accounted for nearly 56% of Apple's $124.3 billion in net sales during the holiday quarter that ended in December.

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