Dan MorenContributor, Macworld
Dan has been writing about all things Apple since 2006, when he first started contributing to the MacUser blog. He's a prolific podcaster and the author of the upcoming sci-fi novel The Aleph Extraction, as well as The Bayern Agenda and The Caledonian Gambit.
With an impressive new lineup of Macs, it’s time to return to the desktop
2017 is the year of the desktop, and that’s a good thing.
After 10 years, where does the iPhone go next?
Apple continues to make each new iPhone better and better, and they've come a long way in the past 10 years. Dan Moren weighs in on what could be coming next down the technology pipeline.
How Apple’s wearable tech could and should help your health
Apple needs to leverage its technology to help prevent illness and improve quality of life through prevention.
Apple’s drive towards an autonomous car
Dan Moren examines how Apple's WWDC announcements can give us an idea on where the company is with its car project.
No need to reinvent the wheel with iOS 11
Do some of the new iPad features in iOS 11 seem...Mac-like? Dan Moren explains how that’s a good thing.
When watching this year's keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, make sure you do one thing: think big.
Home is where the HomeKit wants to be
HomeKit has improved since its introduction three years ago, but it's struggling to find a place in most homes. What can Apple do to make HomeKit a part of your home?
The computer as an appliance: Moving beyond the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Siri
Can digital assistants evolve so that we don’t need so many disparate devices?
Why Apple’s next killer app is health
The Apple Watch will someday track your sleep, glucose levels, and more, just like it now counts steps and exercise minutes.
Why Apple’s laptops could use a little less innovation at the moment
Apple should take a cue from Microsoft’s new Surface Laptop and focus on speed, not gimmicks.
Why peer-to-peer Apple Pay is a great idea
Yes, Apple should absolutely expand Apple Pay to cover Venmo-like person-to-person payments. Someone's got to get this right!
How making its iWork and iLife apps free could hurt Apple and its users
There’s no free lunch, even in the App Store.
iTunes needs to go (well, the name, anyway)
Apple is on a rebranding kick lately (welcome, Apple Podcasts!), and iTunes should be next in line for a new name.
In praise of the versatile Mac mini
Apple's cheapest Mac deserves a little love from Cupertino.
To fix the Apple TV, why not free Siri from the Siri Remote?
If we could just talk to the Apple TV directly, it'd be easier to eschew the Siri Remote for a better, universal option.