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.
Jony Ive is gone, but he won’t take Apple with him
Lots of key players have left Apple and the company is still standing. Dan Moren explains why Jony Ive’s departure is no different.
Features that should be in Apple’s upcoming OS releases but aren’t
As we move away from WWDC, Dan Moren looks back at the features and improvements that didn’t make their appearance this year.
3 products that would be hits for Apple if the company made them
Like any big company, Apple needs to make choices about where to puts its resources. But some product gaps are going unserved.
Reading between the lines of Apple's WWDC announcements
Beyond the obvious new features announced last week, Dan Moren thinks you can start to see the shape of a few of Apple's plans to come.
WWDC: What Apple’s biggest announcements mean for the company
After a week of big announcements, Dan Moren takes a look at where things are headed.
Marzipan, Mac Pro, and iPad features: A wish list for WWDC19
Dan Moren runs down his list of the announcements he’ll be looking (and hoping) for at WWDC19.
What we won’t see at WWDC 2019
Everybody’s talking about what Apple might show off at WWDC, but here’s what Dan Moren thinks won’t make the cut.
Three keyboard changes Apple should make—to iOS
The MacBook doesn’t have the only keyboard in need of fixing.
Three features Apple should borrow from Google’s I/O announcements
Apple might benefit from following the lead of one of its most prominent frenemies.
What the future looks like for the Mac, iPad Pro, and Apple Watch
Tidbits from Apple’s financial conference call points towards interesting developments in its non-iPhone products.
It’s about time for a Mac with a touch interface
With rumors of mice and trackpads coming to iOS, Dan Moren thinks the time is right for a change in the Mac user interface.
Three ways Apple’s own Marzipan apps can benefit macOS
There’s a lot of grim speculation surrounding iOS apps transplanted to the Mac, but Dan Moren thinks there’s some reasons for optimism, too.
The iTunes break up: What will happen to our favorite features?
Many people won’t miss iTunes if it’s broken up, but Dan Moren thinks there are features worth salvaging.
Three Apple products in the danger zone
With the death of AirPower, Dan Moren has his eye on three other Apple products that could present challenges in the year to come.
This week's Apple event was still all about the ecosystem
Apple's show time event might have looked different, but at the end of the day it's still all about keeping you in Apple's world.