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 WWDC19: What’s in store for iOS macOS, watchOS, and tvOS
With the announcement of WWDC19, it’s time to start thinking about how Apple will set its priorities at its biggest software event of the year.
Three improvements Apple should make to its Mail app on iOS and macOS
Much as we might try, we can’t escape email. But Dan Moren thinks Apple could make some changes to make its Mail app a more pleasant experience.
How repairing an old Mac mini made me anticipate a new Mac Pro
In repairing an old Mac, Dan Moren looks forward to Apple’s promised Mac Pro.
What Apple can do to take Apple Pay to the next level
Apple Pay’s already changed the way people pay for things, but Dan Moren thinks it’s time Apple take it even further.
Three hurdles Apple’s rumored news service will have to overcome
What will Apple’s news service need to overcome to be successful? Dan Moren takes a look at obstacles that stand in the way.
Apple’s bug bounties need to get with the program
After a couple high profile security flaws, Dan Moren thinks Apple needs to take a hard look at its bug bounty program.
Three Apple decisions that don’t please the user, but the company won’t change
Dan Moren examines Apple strategies that are unpopular with its customers, but are here to stay.
Up, down, sideways: Apple’s personnel changes point to its priorities
Recent stories about Apple personnel changes let us glean just a little bit about what's happening inside the company.
What is dead may never die: Two products Apple may be looking to revive
Recent rumors point to a pair of long dormant Apple products that may receive updates, and Dan Moren’s already thinking about what other devices could be next.
The future of Apple is playing well with others
As Apple bolsters its services offerings, Dan Moren thinks the company is changing its attitudes about working with partners.
Apple’s revenue drop is about China and more
China, unit sales, the upgrade cycle—Dan Moren thinks it’s all party of a heady cocktail that led to Apple’s big revenue revisal.
What to expect from Apple in 2019
With 2018 just about to go into the books, Dan Moren’s looking ahead at what Apple may have in store for us in the year ahead.
As the year draws to a close, Dan Moren looks back over the past twelve months to identify Apple’s biggest moves of the year.
What Apple's new job additions tell us about its product plans
Apple announced this week that it would be expanding its presence in a number of U.S. cities, and Dan Moren's reading the tea leaves to see what that means about its business.
Two important ways Apple is preparing for life after the iPhone
Even if iPhone sales slow, Dan Moren thinks Apple’s forward-looking nature makes it well prepared for any future.