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.
4K and HDR may not be enough for Apple TV to win the living room
Apple's set-top box is rumored to be adding features that its competitors already offer for less.
How Apple can make music sound sweeter
Apple Music is a good start, but the company should also fix iTunes, improve AirPlay, and consider getting back into the speaker game.
Why a dual-processor Fusion Mac makes a lot of sense
One Intel processor for the heavy lifting, and another ARM chip to tackle low-power tasks to save battery life: It could work.
iCloud is one of Apple’s biggest challenges in 2017
Apple’s fast-growing Services business is also its weak spot.
The case for a touchscreen Mac
If touchscreens are the future, then Apple may be missing an opportunity to grow.
Why Apple is making its original TV content push now
Who needs a new Mac Pro when you can have Carpool Karaoke?
For Apple, tech isn’t about the gadgets
It’s the time of year when tech companies and the media flock to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show. But not Apple, and for good reason.
3 technologies to keep an eye on in 2017
Apple doesn't announce products too far in advance, but it has teased a few areas of interest.
Apple's desktop Macs need some innovation in 2017
When a machine lives on your desk and stays plugged in, making it thinner or hiding the cables aren't enough to satisfy power users.
The Apple Watch doesn't have to trade fashion for fitness
True, the ultra-luxe gold Edition is a thing of the past, but the fitness-forward Series 2 still packs plenty of style.
How Apple could make international travel easier
The iPhone and Apple Watch are already capable travel companions, but improvements to Maps, Apple Pay, and SIM-switching would go a long way.
What if the AirPort Extreme becomes the Siri Speaker?
Apple may be discontinuing its AirPort line of routers—or maybe just reinventing them as something new.
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?