Father’s Day is just around the corner and he deserves the perfect gift. We know it can sometimes be difficult to navigate the world of online shopping. iMore is here to help. We’re constantly scouring the internet, testing products, and figuring out our absolute favorite Apple and related products so you can find the perfect gift for the most important man in your life this Father’s Day.

iPhone X

Dads deserve the best and the iPhone X is the absolute best iPhone you can buy. It’s sleek. It’s slim. It’s got an edge-to-edge display. He’ll love it. It also uses the latest and greatest biometric security with Face ID. The True Depth camera will make all his memories beautiful and brilliant. While you’re at it, why not get dad the perfect case to protect his new prized possession? Apple’s Leather Folios are eye-catching!

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10.5 inch iPad Pro

The 128GB Wi-Fi-only 10.5-inch iPad Pro is the best iPad for reading, drawing, surfing the web, and streami…

Amazon has the Piper Minecraft Raspberry Pi Computer Kit on sale for $213.03, which is the lowest this has been all year. It typically would run you almost $300.

With this kit, your child can solve puzzles in the Raspberry Pi edition of Minecraft by building their very own computer from start to finish. Once that’s done, they can keep building power-ups within the game by using physical controls, switches, buttons, and lights. It’s perfect for kids ages 7 to 13.

This kit rocks because it combines the technology and fun that children love with hands-on learning, which is not something that can often be said when it comes to hours of watching YouTube Kids or Spongebob. It introduces them to coding, programming, and building in a way that keeps their attention and focus. One reviewer said, ”My son hates school and says he hates to learn. But he LOVES his PIPER and doesn’t realize how much he is learning.”

Remember when you used to tear the remote apart, and then put it back toget…

Apple’s official WWDC app is great if you’re looking to follow along with the Worldwide Developer’s Conference on your iPhone or iPad, but so far, the company hasn’t built an official solution for Mac. The unofficial WWDC app for macOS, created by developer Guilherme Rambo, offers much of the same functionality as the iOS app to Mac users, including session videos from both the most recent conference and previous years, the conference schedule, and more.

In its latest update, the unofficial WWDC app has added important features such as iCloud syncing, which is still in beta, Calendar integration, and more. Here’s what you’ll find in this release:

iCloud Syncing (Beta): Users’ favourite sessions, video annotations, and playback information synchronises across all of their iCloud devices, allowing them to easily pick up where they left off or leave notes to pick up on when they’re back at their work machine.
Touch Bar Support: The app now has Touch Bar support for scrubbing thro…

We still don’t know what the 2019 Pokémon Switch will be, but we have some big dreams we’d like to see realized!

We’ve recently learned a ton about the future of Pokémon on the Nintendo Switch. We were introduced both to Pokémon Quest and Pokémon Let’s Go! Pikachu and Eevee. And as exciting as both those games are, neither are quite the brand new, mainline Pokémon some had hoped for. Don’t worry. That’s still coming in 2019. But we know nothing about it!

A lot of words have been tapped out on keyboards about what the next generation Pokémon game could be. Some are hopeful for an ambitious adventure that takes the series far and above what it’s been in the past. Others hope for a steadfast clinging to classic ideas. Whatever your feelings on what kind of Pokémon this Pokémon Switch should be, there are a few staple features that we can all agree would make a Pokémon game of any kind better. Here are the biggest things we…

WWDC is right around the corner, and we sat down to chat about our last-minute hopes, wishes, and dreams for Apple’s developer conference in 2018.

We’ve taken another trip round the sun to arrive at one of my favorite times of year: WWDC, Apple’s yearly developer conference. If you’re an Apple geek and aren’t excited about it yet, well, it’s nearly time to start. Apple is returning to the McEnery Convention Center with (presumably) some all-new software goodies to share, and — if we’re especially lucky — a new hardware announcement or two.

On the eve of WWDC week, the iMore staff got together to talk about what everyone wants to see at this year’s conference.

Serenity Caldwell

Next week will be my fourth WWDC attending the keynote and eighth (!) being in town for the conference. Spoiler: It feels just as exciting and nerve-wracking as the first year. Apple puts an enormous amount of effort into the look, feel, and announcements behind its worldwide develop…

What does our editorial director, Rene Ritchie, carry with him to cover events? Here’s the list!

Apple’s WWDC 2018 kicks off with its traditional keynote on Monday, June 4, at 10 am PDT / 1 pm EDT, and I’m already figuring out what I’ll be packing my bags. Right now, all the gear I’m taking with me is on standby for final review. The specifics of that gear has grown, shrunk, and changed over the years. I used to lug a DSLR and several big hunks of glass with me as went. Now I increasingly go iPhone-only. Sometimes it’s with a MacBook Pro, other times an iPad Pro. So, what’s my go-to go-bag this time?

Tumi Alpha Bravo Knox Backpack: Kevin Michaluk recommended this bag to me and I love almost everything about it. It’s stylish and small, but holds a ton of gear.
Travelpro Platinum Magna 2 22-inch: I travel light and try to stick to carry-on. A lot of suitcase recommendations I’ve gotten have been too big for the airlines I fly. Travelpro has been perfect. I just wish it didn’t have th…

How do you get the most from Pokémon Go’s Adventure Week Event, with increased rock-type spawns, reduced Buddy walking distance, Shiny Kabuto, Aerodactyl, and Omanyte? With this guide!

Pokémon Go is holding its second annual Adventure Week Event from May 24 to June 5, 2018. It’ll feature increased Rock-type spawn, which means increased chances to get Omastar, Kabutops, Aerodactyl, Golem, etc. Also, Buddy walking distance will be quartered, and new field research will help round things out. Here’s what you need to know!

What is this Pokémon Go Adventure Week rock-type event of which you speak?

It’s the Pokémon Go Rock-type event, and this is the second year the game has run it. Here’s what Pokémon Go has to say:

Adventurous new research is on tap during an exciting in-game celebration! Starting on May 24 at 1:00 P.M. PDT, unique Field Research will be available with some exciting rewards, including a Raid Battle appearance by Pok&e…