Serenity has been writing and talking and tinkering with Apple products since she was old enough to double-click. In her spare time, she sketches, writes, acts, sings, and wears an assortment of hats. More by Serenity Caldwell
During the recent Macworld/iWorld event we hosted a slew of panel discussions on our Macworld Live stage. In this episode we bring you the audio from one of those panels—Serenity Caldwell’s Alternative Publishing Roundtable feature Adam and Tonya Engst, David Sparks, and Scott Simpson.
Dan has been writing about all things Apple since 2006, when he first started contributing to the MacUser blog. Since then he's covered most of the company's major product releases and reviewed every major revision of iOS. In his "copious" free time, he's usually grinding away on a novel or two. More by Dan Moren
The recent Apple-centric event, Macworld/iWorld may be over, but the echoes remain. In this episode of the podcast we present one of the more intriguing echoes from the show—my Apple in 2013 panel from the Macworld Live stage, featuring Lex Friedman, Serenity Caldwell, and John Moltz.
Philip has covered the Mac market since 1999, with a focus on the iPhone, iPad and iOS in recent years. In all that time, he has never tested a fart app. More by Philip Michaels
It may not be the scene it was in the days when Steve Jobs was unveiling iPhones on the stage at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, but Macworld Expo—now in its second year of doing business as Macworld/iWorld—remains a big deal for Mac and iOS users. For three days, it brings together the people who create Mac software and hardware with the people who rely on it to learn about new products and how to get the most out of the stuff they’re already using.
This year’s installment of Macworld/iWorld kicks off Thursday, January 31 and runs through Saturday, February 2. On this preview podcast, I’m joined by an array of Macworld editors—Christopher Breen, Dan Moren, and Lex Friedman—as they tell you what you can expect from this week’s show.
The recent Apple-centric event, Macworld/iWorld may be over, but the echoes remain. In this episode of the podcast we present one of the more intriguing echoes from the show—my Apple in 2013 panel from the Macworld Live stage, featuring Lex Friedman, Serenity Caldwell, and John Moltz.
Chris has covered technology and media since the latter days of the Reagan Administration. In addition to his journalistic endeavors, he's a professional musician in the San Francisco Bay Area. More by Christopher Breen
As we’ve now broken away from the holiday break, schools are back in session, which leads me to think about the schools our kids are returning to. Is much of the learning still centered on the computer lab, or have devices like the iPad brought a different kind of learning to students? To explore the question I speak with one of education’s leading lights in regard to incorporating Apple technology into the classroom, Fraser Speirs.
Philip has covered the Mac market since 1999, with a focus on the iPhone, iPad and iOS in recent years. In all that time, he has never tested a fart app. More by Philip Michaels
International CES is not much of a show for Mac users. (Actually, given the preponderance of 4K TVs crowding the showfloor at the Las Vegas Convention Center and the lack of stellar smartphone news, it’s becoming less of a show for PC and mobile users, too.) But look long enough and you can find a few items of interest on the acres of exhibit space that may appeal to Mac users. Broaden the criteria to include items for the iPhone or iPad, and your search becomes a lot easier.
On this week’s Macworld Podcast, I’m joined by executive editor Jonathan Seff and assistant editor Leah Yamshon. The three of us just spent a week in Las Vegas and return from CES with the balance of our wits intact and a few Mac- and iOS-friendly gadgets and apps to talk about. For the next half-hour or so, it’ll be just like you were at CES, only without the overwhelming crowds, unending walks up and down the showfloor, and exposure to several strains of norovirus.
Chris has covered technology and media since the latter days of the Reagan Administration. In addition to his journalistic endeavors, he's a professional musician in the San Francisco Bay Area. More by Christopher Breen
It’s a new year and yet we still have a bit of business to finish up with the old one. And by that I mean it’s time to revisit some of the best inexpensive Mac software of 2012. And when you talk inexpensive Mac software, you can only mean Mac gems, which, in turn, means you talk to The Man, Macworld’s own Gem Meister, Dan Frakes. Dan and I run through some of his favorite picks
Lex uses a MacBook Pro, an iPhone 5, an iPad mini, a Kindle 3, a TiVo HD, and a treadmill desk, and loves them all. His latest book, a children's book parody for adults, is called "The Kid in the Crib." Lex lives in New Jersey with his wife and three young kids. More by Lex Friedman
A slew of products exist to help you track the steps you take, the miles you walk, the flights you climb, and even the sleep you… sleep. Which are the best devices out there, and why you should you want them? I’m joined by Rich Mogull, who’s both the security editor for TidBITS and a tech-savvy athlete.
