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 both the upcoming sci-fi novel The Bayern Agenda, as well as The Caledonian Gambit.
Heads up: Apple is smart to pursue augmented reality
Whether it's for a smartphone application like Camera, or even part of Project Titan, there are plenty of reasons for Apple to pursue AR.
Will the Touch Bar learn from the Apple Watch's mistakes?
Apple thought we needed apps on our wrists, but we didn't. Will a touchscreen on the MacBook Pro's keyboard prove more useful?
Apple's TV plan has got to be more than the TV app
The company has announced a smattering of original content and an app to help you find stuff to watch. What's next?
What the new MacBook Pro might have learned from iPhones and iPads
It's been a while since Apple overhauled the MacBook Pro, and the way we interact with our technology has subtly shifted in the meantime.
Siri's problem: Not quite human enough, yet
Siri and most of the other voice-based assistants on the markets are still far from that "uncanny valley" moment.
3 neglected Apple products that could use some love
When are we going to get a new Apple display, new networking gear, or even a new iPod touch?
It’s time for Apple to make a Siri Speaker—next year
Apple probably has a beautifully designed Echo competitor in a lab somewhere, but Siri needs to improve before it sees the light of day.
How Apple’s hardline privacy policy limits key features in Photos and Siri
Apple should be able to find a middle ground that maintains users' privacy and provides the features that people want.
tvOS 10 is missing its best feature, but this show ain't over yet
We were promised single sign-in with tvOS 10 for the Apple TV, but something—perhaps the cable companies—is holding it back.
Two cameras, four cores: How the iPhone 7 gives you more
Apple is giving "parallel processing" a whole new meaning, doubling up on components to maximize performance and extend battery life.
Hey, Apple: It’s time to rethink iCloud
For something that's supposed to give customers a little peace of mind, iCloud seems to cause an undue amount of stress instead.
Why Apple Watch 2 doesn't need cellular anyway
Adding a cellular radio should be a low priority for Apple, at least in the next version of Apple Watch.
The next big thing in tech ought to be better batteries
One of the trickiest problems with our Apple devices these days is keeping them all charged.
5 apps and accessories for getting more done on the road
With a trusty iPad keyboard, writing apps, and ways to access any file on your Mac back home, you'll be able to travel light without missing a step.
Apple uses three main authentication factors: something you know, something you have, and something you are.