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.
The case against building an iOS laptop—and why it might happen anyway
There are a lot of interesting arguments against Apple making an iOS laptop.
Why Apple’s next laptop should run iOS
It's time to start considering all the places iOS can go that it hasn’t been able to go before.
Apple’s laptop designs are cornering Mac users
Let's hope that the next generation of MacBook and MacBook Pro models show a little more diversity—designs with their own personalities and strengths and weaknesses.
Apple prepares for its biggest holiday season ever
The IPhone will fuel Apple's first quarter of 2018. But don't count out the Mac and iPad.
Why Face ID makes security on the iPhone X invisible
Face ID is the most drastic change to how we use our iPhones that Apple has ever done. And it’s for the better.
Three MacBook mistakes: Will Apple correct course?
Every so often Apple makes a decision that it thinks is right and is ultimately proven to be completely wrong. Will Apple reconsider some of the decisions it has made with the MacBook?
How to set up your iPhone for disaster alerts
Here’s how to set up your iPhone so you can filter out unwanted texts and call, but still get important alerts.
Spielberg’s ‘Amazing Stories’ is just the first of Apple’s major TV deals
The Steven Spielberg deal is huge for Apple's original TV content. But can the company use the momentum to compete with Netflix, Hulu, HBO and others TV services?
Apple won’t reveal Apple Watch sales figures, but it’s not alone
Apple gets criticized for not revealing actual sales numbers, but companies like Amazon and Netflix do the same thing.
How Apple is managing the iPhone buying dilemma
Some people really, really want the iPhone X, but a lot of people will buy the iPhone 8. Either way, Apple wins.
iOS 11 review: Apple’s most ambitious and impressive upgrade in years
iOS 11 is a must-have for any iPad user—it'll increase your productivity. It's great for iPhone users, too.
iOS 11: The Notes app and how it works
Notes might be the most versatile app on your iPhone and iPad, and now it gets document scanning, handwriting recognition, and more.
iOS 11 and the App Store: Your guide to the redesign
iOS wouldn't be where it's at if it weren't for third-party apps. Now the App Store does more to help you find the app you need.
iOS 11: HEVC, HEIF, and what you need to know about these new video and photo formats
iOS 11 uses new video and photo formats that will help save storage space. And Apple has figured out how to make sure you can use those files on non-iOS 11 devices.
iOS 11: How the one-handed and QuickType keyboards work
New touch keyboards in iOS 11 make it easier than even to type your text messages, tweets, documents, and more.