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.
Apple’s new model: Please subscribe
Over the past couple years, Apple’s Services division has become one of its more successful businesses. Dan Moren has noticed a pronounced trend towards subscription services.
Apple innovations that you can’t live without
There are plenty of opportunities to critique Apple's technology, but Dan Moren has a few examples of f Apple features and capabilities that make life much easier.
The new Mac Pro: What can we expect from Apple in 2019?
Apple confirmed once again that a new Mac Pro is coming, but to figure out what it might look like, Dan Moren suggests we look at what Apple’s already doing in the pro sphere.
It’s time for Apple to show iBooks some love
Rumblings of an overhaul to Apple's ebook offering are mounting, but can the company compete with the behemoth that is Amazon?
Technology education for the masses could be Apple’s next big thing
As Apple prepares to unveil its latest education efforts, Dan Moren wonders if the company should take a more holistic approach to teaching technology.
The many skills (and pitfalls) of Siri
Siri, its powers and its limitations, have been a hot topic of conversation of late. Dan Moren runs down how he uses (and doesn't use) Apple's virtual assistant.
Springtime for Apple: New products we’re expecting
Will AirPower, a new iPad mini, and a new iPhone SE be revealed soon?
Apple Watch: What does the future hold?
With a Series 4 Apple Watch probably on the horizon, Dan Moren steps back to ask what Apple's roadmap for the smartwatch looks like.
HomePod: Apple's smart speaker has plenty of room to grow
HomePod needs to deepen its focus on the areas that it’s already in. Dan Moren explains.
3 ways tech can improve travel
Techology can make vacations and business travel much more enjoyable. Dan Moren explains.
macOS Server: As features are cut, what does the future hold for Apple’s server software?
Does this mean Apple is abandoning the network server market? Most likely, yes.
It’s time for Apple to take a new approach to product releases
Products like the HomePod and iOS 11 are shipping without key features. It could be time for Apple to move beyond annual release cycles.
Apple knows best (or so it would have you believe)
If there’s one philosophy that seems to exemplify the vast majority of decisions that Apple has made about their products, it’s this: “We know best.”
An Apple device for all seasons
Could there ever be one Apple device that could take the place of an iPhone, iPad, and Mac?
The HomePod delay has consequences. Competitors keep getting better, and expectations are rising.