Nate Pangaro
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About Nate Pangaro
Nathaniel Pangaro is a tech enthusiast who dives deep into Apple’s world, from Macs and iPads to iPhones, Apple Watches, and every gadget in between. He loves turning tricky tech features into guides and reviews that are actually fun to read—and easy to use.
AtAppleInsider, he broke down the latest Apple releases with hands-on testing, clear explanations, and visuals that make readers feel like they’re right there with him. He also keeps SEO in mind so people can actually find his work online.
He’s also written for The Student Loan Help Group, turning tech and finance topics into simple, helpful, and engaging content. Nathaniel also takes photos and creates rendered visuals to showcase devices and highlight features.
When he’s not writing, Pangaro enjoys listening to music, working out, baking, and spending time with his pets. These hobbies help him recharge and bring a fresh, creative perspective to his work, keeping his writing energetic and relatable.
Pangaro's goal is simple: help readers get the most from their Apple devices and actually enjoy doing it.
Latest
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Why Apple’s sleep tracking is still behind (and how it can catch up)
Apple has updated its sleep-tracking feature over the years, but it's still behind the competition.
I’ve started labeling my USB cables, and you should too
There are many different USB cables with varying functions and speeds, which is why I label mine.
I Ditched Alexa for Apple Home, Here’s Why It’s Better (And Worse)
The good, the bad, and the features I still miss.
Forget Roku City, I’m Using This Classic Aquarium Screensaver Instead
Roku City is fun, but the classic aquarium screensaver provides a calmer, more relaxing atmosphere than the neon-filled cityscape.
Get Cozy This Fall With These 4 Smart Home Accessories
Bring the autumn vibes indoors and create a cozier atmosphere this fall.
Matter Promised Smart Home Unity, 3 Years Later It's Still a Fragmented Mess
Matter was announced in 2022 with the promise of unifying all major smart home ecosystems—but three years later, that promise hasn’t been fulfilled.
How to Track Your Weight with Apple's Health App on iPhone
It's as easy as entering a number (or you can link a scale).
Why I’ll Be Using My iPhone Wallet a Lot More This Year
We're getting closer to being able to leave our physical wallets at home.
Can the AirPods Pro 3 Replace Your Apple Watch? Yes and No
AirPods Pro 3 include a heart rate sensor for health tracking, so how does it compare with the Apple Watch?
6 Lesser-Known MagSafe Accessories That I Absolutely Love
MagSafe has been around for nearly five years, and while chargers, wallets, and cases dominate the market, plenty of other useful accessories exist.
I’m Trading In My iPhone Before the Next One Comes Out, You Should Too
Most people trade in their iPhones at the point of sale when upgrading, but there's a good reason to jump the gun.
Set Up These iPhone or iPad Widgets Before School Starts to Stay Ahead of the Chaos
Stay informed about assignments and homework without opening any apps.
The Most Overlooked Must-Have College Accessory: AirPods Pro
AirPods Pro are a great accessory for college, offering the ability to stay productive no matter the environment.
You Don't Need Pricey iPhone and iPad Apps to Organize Your School Life
Apple’s free productivity apps include many of the fancy features pricey third-party apps offer—for free.
Apple Owns Shazam, So Why Does It Still Feel Like an Afterthought on the iPhone?
Apple has owned Shazam for nearly seven years, but its integration remains surprisingly lackluster.
Why Music Is Apple Intelligence's Biggest Missed Opportunity
Apple Intelligence would work great inside Apple Music by helping you create playlists based on inputted emotions and feelings you want conveyed.
Apple Killed This iPhone Feature in 2018, Now It's Time to Bring It Back
Apple introduced 3D Touch to the iPhone in 2015, but it's now nowhere to be seen.
Apple Keeps Redesigning Liquid Glass—Here’s What I'd Rather See Instead
Liquid Glass is divisive, so why doesn't Apple just let you decide for yourself?