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 the upcoming sci-fi novel The Aleph Extraction, as well as The Bayern Agenda and The Caledonian Gambit.
macOS Server: As features are cut, what does the future hold for Apple’s server software?
Does this mean Apple is abandoning the network server market? Most likely, yes.
It’s time for Apple to take a new approach to product releases
Products like the HomePod and iOS 11 are shipping without key features. It could be time for Apple to move beyond annual release cycles.
Apple knows best (or so it would have you believe)
If there’s one philosophy that seems to exemplify the vast majority of decisions that Apple has made about their products, it’s this: “We know best.”
An Apple device for all seasons
Could there ever be one Apple device that could take the place of an iPhone, iPad, and Mac?
The HomePod delay has consequences. Competitors keep getting better, and expectations are rising.
Apple in 2018: Cool tech to look out for
Apple's already laid a lot of groundwork for what we can expect to see next year, but there are a lot of blanks still to be filled in.
Apple 2017 in review: The company’s biggest moves this past year
A look at some of the biggest moves that Apple made in the last twelve months, and where it might leave us positioned for the year to come.
Apple off to a promising start with its revamped pro Mac lineup
The iMac Pro is just the first step for Apple in satisfying the demand for Macs that can meet the needs of pro users.
The once and future OS for Apple
Could one unifying operating system eventually run Apple’s Macs, iPhones, and iPads?
No man's land: The lack of MacBook middle ground
The USB-C MacBook isn’t always a good fit… but neither is the MacBook Pro. What’s a Mac user to do?
The iMac Pro might be the first ARM Mac, but it won’t be the last
The latest rumor about the iMac Pro makes sense. Here’s what an A10 Fusion Mac might look like.
How Apple turns boring tech chores into exciting key features
Apple has a history of making you want to eat your vegetables—technologically speaking—but it’s also turned those very features into selling points.
Apple is investing in augmented reality, but a couple of things need to happen in order for the company to be successful.
If Face ID is Apple’s future, where will we see it next?
iPhone X is the first Apple device to incorporate Face ID, but it's a solid bet that it won't be the last.
3 unreliable iOS and macOS features that Apple needs to fix
Sometimes, it doesn’t “just work.”