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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.
Hands on with iPhone 11 Night Mode
iPhone users have been waiting anxiously for better photos in dark settings. iOS 13’s Night Mode seems to have been worth the wait.
Hands on with the iPhone 11 cameras
Apple introduces a tons of new features with the new iPhone camera and the updated Camera app. Here’s a first look.
A mostly reality-based look at what Jason Snell is hoping to see from Apple next week.
Betas forever? Why Apple’s move to iOS 13.1 makes sense
It may seem like odd timing, but it makes sense for Apple to bring the iOS 13.1 beta to developers now, before iOS 13 actually ships.
Why Apple doesn’t need to release a new Apple Watch this fall
There’s enough going on with watchOS and potential new materials to keep Apple’s champion wearable on top.
Why Disney’s video bundle will force Apple to bundle Apple TV+
Disney’s move caused dramatic shifts in the streaming services market. How will Apple respond?
How Apple reinvents its core business to keep growing
Apple’s business rarely stands still. Jason Snell takes a look at how it has evolved over the years.
Apple’s Q3 2019 results: Evolving from the iPhone to Wearables and Services
During Apple’s financials call, Tim Cook walked a careful line on China, and teased us all about future product releases.
How a 16-inch MacBook Pro sets the table for ARM MacBooks
Apple recently simplified its laptop lineup, but more changes could be happening if rumors of a high-end MacBook come to fruition.
Is it a good idea for Apple to buy exclusive rights to podcasts?
Will Apple Podcasts+ be joining Apple's array of new subscription services? A recent report says it’s possible.
MacBook Air: Why didn’t it die?
Apple’s classic light laptop has outlasted all its potential replacements.
Project Catalyst reveals Apple’s struggle with the future of the Mac
Jason Snell explains how iOS developers must look within themselves to build great Mac apps.
The Mac no longer needs compatibility to thrive
Using industry standard hardware helped bring the Mac back. But that era is over.
SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transition strategy
Apple's playing a long game, and it's so slow you might not even notice.
Catalyst: The iPad and Mac are tied together like never before
The potential is there for a huge wave of new apps—and a rising tide would lift both the Mac and the iPad
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