Your Apple Watch comes with a charger, but it’s nice to have an extra to keep in your bag. Whether you are always on the go or have a battery that seems to always end up dying, it’s good to have a charger on hand. If you have the right portable charger, you’ll never have to worry about running out of juice again. Here are some of the best travel Apple Watch chargers you can buy.

Top of the line

The Apple MagSafe Duo charger

Staff Favorite

The cream of the crop is Apple’s own MagSafe Duo Charger. Charge up your Apple Watch Series 7 or any other model and your iPhone at the same time with this portable, fast charger. Note that a one-meter USB-C to Lightning cable is included, but the power adapter (wall charger) is not, so you’ll need to purchase that separately.

$115 at Amazon

$129 at Apple

$129 at Best Buy

Ultra-portable

Anker Portable Magnetic Charger for Apple Watch – Black

Plug this pocket-sized charger into any USB-C port or charging brick and charge up your App…

Plus, Pokémon fans reimagined what Gen 1 would look like in 3D using the original art style.

Welcome to yet another Nintendo recap where we discuss all things Nintendo! To start things off, three additional classic games found their way onto Nintendo Switch Online this week. Plus, the 3DS and Wii U eShops no longer accept funds from credit cards as we count down to the day that these services no longer accept purchases of any kind.

In other news, some Pokémon fans created a stunning video that shows off what the Gen 1 games would look like if they used the original art style in 3D. Sega also discussed what its plans are for Sonic games going forward. There’s even more Nintendo news to cover, so let’s dive in.

Sega intends Sonic Frontiers to lead the way for future Sonic games

In a recent Q&A session following an investor briefing, Sega spoke about its plans for Sonic Frontiers and what it hopes to achieve with the blue blur’s upcoming came (thanks, VGC).The game is set to…

And which piece of software is most in need of an update?

Apple’s WWDC 22 keynote is fast approaching, and customers the world-over wait in anticipation for the next round of software that will run across Apple’s products for the next year. In our polls this week we want to know which software you’re more excited for, and which software is most in need of its next update.

WWDC 2022 will take place in June, with the keynote and software unveils on June 6. We’re expecting new versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

We’ve heard rumors that Apple may bring some fresh new apps to iOS 16 and its best iPhones. Over on the iPad, we could get a very exciting new multitasking mode with moveable and resizable windows, watchOS is expected to bring a major overhaul to its power reserve mode, but we haven’t heard much about either macOS or tvOS.

Which WWDC 22 software release are you most excited for?

Which WWDC 22 software release are you most excited for?

Which of Apple’s softw…

The best smart plugs for HomeKit can help bring your older devices into the modern era. These simple HomeKit accessories can turn on your coffee maker at sunrise automatically through scenes and automations created in the Home app. They can also turn your lights on and off when you’re home or away. If you are ready to elevate your home’s intelligence, here are some of the best smart plugs for HomeKit that you can buy.

Best for most

Belkin’s Wemo Mini Smart Plug, Wi-Fi enabled

Staff Favorite

Belkin’s Wemo Mini features a slim profile that won’t block the other plug on the wall, allowing two of them to be used in a single outlet. This smart plug is super conveninent because you don’t need a hub; simply connect to HomeKit, Alexa, or Google Assistant and the Wemo app on iOS and Android. The Wemo Mini is also UL certified.

$24 at Amazon

$25 at Target

$25 at Best Buy

Budget-friendly

meross Smart Wi-Fi Plug Mini

The meross plug mini is a favorite of ours at iMore. When we test…

Spotty Wi-Fi be gone!

Before I go into my experience with the rockspace Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 system, let me give you a little background. I live in Colombia, South America, where let’s just say the internet technology is not exactly state-of-the-art. It works perfectly well most of the time, but it’s not fiber optic. One of the biggest problems I have with my home internet is the terrible range of the Wi-Fi.

In Colombia, many families live in small apartments or homes that are interconnected and built very close together. The result is that many large extended families will share their WiFi with family, friends, and neighbors that live close-by in order to share and reduce the monthly cost of internet. So internet companies, in turn, greatly reduced the range of standard Wi-Fi routers (on purpose) so that it becomes much more difficult to share Wi-Fi from one home to the next. Long story short, my own standard Wi-Fi signal won’t stretch from the bedroom/office to the kitchen, and my apar…

”He earned $770.5 million in 2021 alone, mostly as a part of a 10-year grant of shares worth $1.7 billion.”

What you need to know

Fortune has released its list of the top 10 highest-paid CEOs on the Fortune 500.
CEO Tim Cook came second earning a cool $770.5 million.
His earnings were dwarfed by Elon Musk, who took the top spot with a whopping $23.5 billion.

Apple CEO Tim Cook took home $770.5 million in compensation in 2021, earning enough to put him second in a list of the top ten Fortune 500 CEOs.

Fortune figures published this week reveal that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk was the most highly compensated CEO, earnings an eye-watering $23.5 billion thanks to options on Tesla stock awarded in 2018.

Cook followed up in second:

Cook has been CEO of Apple Inc. since 2011. He earned $770.5 million in 2021 alone, mostly as a part of a 10-year grant of shares worth $1.7 billion. But his incredible pay package may be justified by Apple’s stock market performance under Cook: T…