Jason SnellMacworld
Jason was lead editor at Macworld for more than a decade and now writes about Apple at Six Colors and podcasts at Relay FM and The Incomparable.
Three ways the iPad beats the Mac
The Mac is still capable, but sometimes the iPad is better at solving certain problems. Jason Snell explains.
What will the ARM Mac line-up look like?
Chip transitions give Apple an opportunity to make major changes, like a redesigned iMac and more consumer laptops.
Apple’s pandemic stars: Mac, iPad, and its big pile of cash
Jason Snell explains how Apple's Q1 2020 financial results show that the company could emerge into a post-COVID-19 world as an even bigger player on the scene.
Apple’s iPad Pro Magic Keyboard: The heavy truth
It weighs as much as a laptop—and works like one. And it’s just one option among many.
Apple’s most important role: Keeping privacy at the forefront
Apple is in a unique position to steer our world away from the most negative possible uses of technology and toward a more private and transparent future.
iPad vs. Surface: Apple and Microsoft get closer to convergence
The two tech giants are racing to a new kind of device--from opposite sides.
Ten years of the iPad: Some things never change
A decade later the original iPad is retro, but the iPad platform still feels like the future.
Why is the 2020 iPad Pro such a minor upgrade?
The new iPad Pro has a few notable updates, but it’s not really any faster than the previous model. So why bother with an upgrade? Jason Snell has some theories.
Tips for the Mac user new to working from home
Learn about the tools, techniques, and behaviors that can help you work more efficiently on your Mac or iPad from home.
Cursors on the iPad? Bring them on
The iPad's strength is in its adaptability. Adding true mouse support will only add to its power.
What happens if (and when) Apple cancels WWDC 2020?
How does Apple communicate with its developers if it cancels its developer conference?
ARM Macs are coming, three years after Apple’s attitude change
It was easier to stay on Intel, but the Mac’s future requires a chip transition. Jason Snell explains.
File lessons the iPad needs to learn from the Mac
So we can see files now. Great! Time for smarter AirDrop and default apps.
Why is Apple rolling out new OS features in February?
Mid-cycle feature updates benefit users and developers. Let’s make it a habit.
Surprise! Cheaper Apple products are hits
Apple’s changing focus on services and accessories may mean more low-end buying options
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