The ExFAT Podcast Episode 1: Reboot in 2020

The ExFAT podcast is back after four long years!!! Join Dan (who has relocated to Osaka, Japan, since the last recording) and myself as we talk about the iPhone 12, HomePod mini, microphones, and bemoan the restrictions of a pandemic world. Pardon the slight difficulties with our recording settings and equipment, as we are rusty […]

Is the iPhone 12 mini too small? Or too big? Coming from the iPhone 5, iPhone 5s and the iPhone SE (2016)

Ignore the cling wrap please LOL Having seen the iPhone 12/Pro in person, I am pretty convinced that without a case, the size of the 12/Pro is probably just nice for many people. Which bring the questions; Will the 12 mini be too small? Is this the real successor to the iPhone 5s size phones […]

The Curious Case of the Demo Apple Watch Bands

What we have here are two original Apple Watch Bands that have curious packaging – they are being labeled as DEMO and Demo – Not for Resale. Obviously someone either can not read English or just blatantly decided to ignore that line, if not these will not be here right now. I have personally verified […]

First Impressions of the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, and Also the iPad Air

I did not order one of the 6.1 inch iPhone 12s, simply because I am way more interested in either the iPhone 12 mini and the iPhone 12 Pro Max. So no physical phone for me to play for now. How does one get to see the actual phones in an Apple Store in these […]

Beats Flex Review – The Easiest EarPods Replacement to Recommend, Especially During a Pandemic

With the removal of the Lightning EarPods and power adapter comes a reduction in pricing for some of Apple’s accessories, namely the fore-mentioned Lightning EarPods, the 20W USB-C power adapter (also the 5W USB A power adapter for the same 29 Singapore dollar price, which is a shitty deal) as well as the introduction of […]

Which iPhone 12 Should You Buy?

Writing this after the 6.1 inches 12 and 12 Pro preorder day is over sounds counterproductive, but despite recent reports of Apple’s own predictions of which iPhone 12 will sell well, for the bulk of people who are likely to be early buyers, the iPhone 12 mini and the iPhone 12 Pro Max are more […]

Bandbreite is a New App for All Apple Watch Owners and Anyone Fascinated with Apple Watch Bands

Bandbreite is a brand new app for a very passionate niche – Apple Watch band collectors. While you might not need a dedicated app to track your watch bands if you only have like less than a handful of bands, Bandbreite offers both hardcore collectors and Apple Watch newcomers an additional outlet to take their […]

Can you pair Apple Watch Series 2, 1, 0 with iOS 14? (despite having no support for watchOS 7)

Can you pair Apple Watch Series 2 and Series 1 (watchOS 6) to iOS 14?

Apple Marina Bay Sands – Opening Day (Youtube)

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Online Apple Store is down! 3 hrs 33mins to Apple Event

According to the rumors, we will see; Apple Watch Series 6 Apple Watch SE iPad Air 4 iPad 8 Air Tags Apple One Service Can’t wait! – iPad Air 4th Gen: A14 and USB-C– iPad 8th Gen: A12X and Lightning – Apple Watch Series 6: S4, 2 sizes, both BT and LTE– Apple Watch SE: […]




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