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 sci-fi novels The Aleph Extraction, The Bayern Agenda, and The Caledonian Gambit.
In recent years, Apple’s decisions in the media and entertainment realm have benefited its customers more and more. Dan Moren thinks this bodes well for the company’s future in the media industry.
3 small-but-important details from Apple’s Q4 2018 financials call
While everybody is oohing and ahhing at Apple’s record revenue and blockbuster iPhone sales, Dan Moren’s more interested in the smaller tidbits that Tim Cook let drop on the company’s quarterly financial call.
Looking forward to the next Apple Watch
Moving to a slightly newer Apple Watch has left Dan Moren excited about what this year’s model might bring.
Apple: Don’t default on default apps
After a decade of the iPhone and App Store, Dan Moren thinks it’s about time Apple let us take our preferred apps into our own hands.
Apple: A little more color, please
Apple’s products have veered towards the monochrome for the last decade or so, and Dan Moren thinks it’s time that the company start painting with all the colors of the rainbow.
The Apple TV and tvOS could use a little love
Apple’s set-top box and its OS got very little attention at this year’s WWDC. But Dan Moren has some ideas on how the company could spice up its living room play.
Where oh where can the Mac updates be?
It’s been more than a year since Apple released updates to any of its Mac line and consumers are getting restless. Dan Moren has some thoughts about why that might be and why some things aren’t what they seem.
Apple WWDC 2018: The best announcements you may have missed
We focus a lot on the big ticket announcements from WWDC, but Dan Moren wants to take a moment to discuss his favorite smaller enhancements to Apple’s major platforms.
WWDC 2018: Apple’s counterintuitive business moves
Dan Moren takes a look at recent Apple decisions that would seem to run counter to the company's business model, but may just be its most savvy moves yet.
What to expect when you’re expecting WWDC
WWDC is right around the corner, and Dan Moren has some thoughts on improvements he'd like to see in Apple's iOS, tvOS, and watchOS platforms.
macOS 10.14: Improvements that Apple’s Mac operating system could use
Apple’s primed to launch a new version of macOS in a couple weeks, and Dan Moren has a few improvements he’d like to see to the venerable OS.
How Apple’s big picture ventures get small for the consumer
Apple, unlike many of its competitors, doesn't broadcast its moonshots—the big ambitious projects that aim to change the world. Instead, Dan Moren says, it aims small.
Twenty years on, the iMac is still an active part of Apple's lineup, but Dan Moren thinks its influence reaches far beyond the desktop, or even the PC.
iPhones Rumors: What you might find (or miss) in the next iPhone
It's never too early to take a look at rumors of the next iPhone. Dan Moren has rounded up three such rumors about things you might find—or might miss—in Apple's next smartphones.
Apple and the land of low, low prices
Apple’s had a long, fraught history when it comes to playing the low-end of the market. Dan Moren takes a look at the state of Apple’s inexpensive products, and where they might be headed.