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.
Hands-on with the new iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, and Apple Watch Series 4
Jason Snell was at Apple’s ‘Gather round’ event and spent some time with the newest additions to the company’s product line.
Details to watch for at next week’s iPhone event
The iPhone will get all the attention, but Jason Snell says there are lots of other things to look for during Apple's presentation on September 12.
What does the future hold for Apple’s MacBook Air?
If you take a recent Bloomberg report under consideration, it looks like the MacBook Air could be at its end. Jason Snell explains.
A dockable iPhone? Don’t count on it
Samsung’s DeX speaks to a real issue in computing, but for Apple, the answer is software.
Apple’s Group FaceTime delay is the right move. Here’s why
It can’t be easy to delay a banner feature of your next operating-system release, but when the alternative is releasing something that’s not good enough, this is the right choice.
Digesting the rumors: Where's the iPad Pro going next?
Jason Snell takes a look at what could happen with the 2018 iPad Pro—and what he hopes won't happen.
4 top takeaways from Apple’s boringly brilliant record results
Apple’s Q3 2018: The iPhone X bet pays off, Services and Other Products hit it big, and then there’s Oprah.
What’s left for the Mac in 2018?
New MacBook Pros are here, but what about the other laptops, iMac, and Mac mini?
How today’s Apple has thrown out its old rulebook
Today’s Apple has tossed out, or at least amended, the classic Apple rulebook. Here’s how.
Sonos update adds AirPlay 2 support
Control the Play:5, Sonos One, Playbase, or Beam via Siri, sync with HomePod, and more.
macOS Mojave: 6 hidden features you can find in the public beta
You probably know about Dark Mode, and desktop Stacks, but Jason Snell has found several new Mojave features that will surprise and delight.
Imagining how Apple will roll out its new TV service
Apple is investing in video content. Jason Snell examines how will Apple present its video service to compete with the likes of Netfilx and Hulu.
Would Apple ever make a convertible MacBook?
The future of the Mac will see an influx of iOS apps. Could that lead to a change in Mac hardware design? Jason Snell has a few thoughts on the idea.
What will the Mac be like in 2020?
Apple announced that developers will soon have tools to port iOS apps to the Mac. Jason Snell takes a deeper look at this announcement and what it means for the future of the Mac.
WWDC 2018: Four trends Apple is most likely to showcase
Sometimes the moves Apple makes aren’t as illuminating as the story it tells about why it’s making them.