Dan MorenContributor, Macworld
Dan has been writing about all things Apple since 2006, when he first started contributing to the MacUser blog. He's also a prolific podcaster and the author of the sci-fi novel The Caledonian Gambit.
Does iOS 9.3 herald a new release strategy?
With the maturity of the smartphone market, Apple may be taking a different approach to upgrading iOS.
Why the iPhone 7 could (and should!) be waterproof
Preventing water damage not only keeps customers happy, but benefits Apple itself.
Why I'm willing to wait for an Apple TV streaming service
Apple makes products people want to buy, whether they also use the company's services or not.
What the Apple TV needs to improve: It's personal
Apple Music and Apple News attempt to get to know you. Not so much with the new Apple TV.
The Mac App Store: Not gone, but certainly forgotten
Mac developers have been frustrated with many limitations of the store for years, and it certainly doesn't seem to be getting a lot of attention from Apple.
Six months with the Apple Watch
Dan Moren's Apple Watch isn't getting any younger, and it isn't getting any faster either, even with watchOS 2.
Good iPhones can come in small packages
Is the rebirth of the 4-inch iPhone on the horizon? It's not as far-fetched as it may seem.
Apple's services could use a little service
The services group made $5.1 billion in revenue last quarter. Time to invest in better performance.
How Apple's positioned to offer cheap data at home and abroad
International roaming charges are too darn high. But Apple could shake up the status quo if it brings the Apple SIM from the iPad to the iPhone.
Can the Apple TV bring everything under (remote) control?
Apple says its new remote can turn on your TV and adjust the volume. If only that were enough...
All together now: Would Apple ever go for Microsoft-style convergence?
One device to rule them all, or a different tool for every job?
Are Apple's productivity apps nearing their expiration dates?
Apple's iWork apps—Pages, Keynote, and Numbers—aren't yet compatible with iOS 9's multitasking features for the iPad, which could mean trouble.
Why the iPad won’t replace the MacBook as my main work tool any time soon
While iOS 9 and the latest batch of iPads have some impressive productivity features, there are some things that the MacBook just does better.
From a hobby to a platform: The Apple TV grows up
Now that Apple has invited developers to the party, expect to see more frequent updates of tvOS and the Apple TV itself.
The iPhone Upgrade Program is all about keeping you in Apple’s ecosystem
Sure, having an affordable way to get a brand new iPhone every year is awesome. But Apple is the real winner with this plan.