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.
For a bigger iPad to work, iOS needs some interface improvements
Improved Split View, drag and drop between apps, and dare we say windows? How Apple could make iOS a productivity powerhouse.
Imagining the next 9 iOS devices
iOS isn't just for phones and tablets. Soon it'll be everywhere from your watch to your keyboard to AR glasses and a car.
Reasons to be optimistic about the iPad’s future
Imagine the computing device of the year 2025. It’s probably closer to an iPad than a Mac.
Apple’s Q1 2017: Records for the iPhone and services, but the iPad still struggles
Apple’s earnings report had a lot of bright spots. None was iPad-shaped.
What to expect from Apple’s Q4 2016 earnings call next week
Every three months, Apple reports on what just happened, and gives guidance for what's coming next.
How Apple can bring the Touch Bar and Touch ID to desktop Macs
If the Touch Bar really can’t ever be used except on your laptop’s built-in keyboard, it's hard to see it becoming a Mac staple.
Sonos needs voice control, and not just Alexa
Jason Snell's current favorite speaker needs to take steps to avoid becoming as obsolete as his last favorite speaker.
Apple should stop neglecting its desktop Macs, give users more control over data usage, say goodbye to spinning drives, and more.
A wish list for the iPhone in 2017
Every iPhone gets a better camera, but Apple needs to reconsider iCloud storage, improve Family Sharing, and come up with a VR plan too.
The Mac in 2016: Grading our predictions
Last winter, Jason Snell predicted the Mac's course for the year. How much did he get right?
How Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is connected to the Mac
One particular name in the credits of Rogue One should be familiar to longtime Mac fans.
A wish list for the iPad Pro in 2017
Apple's got some work to do, but 2017 could be huge for the iPad.
The evolution of Apple's laptops, from the PowerBook to the MacBook Pro
Apple's PowerBooks, iBooks, and MacBooks have come a long way in 25 years.
Why Apple (probably) won't make an ARM-powered Mac
Sure, Apple could transition to ARM chips in its Macs. Here's why it probably won't.
Troubleshooting some nasty Safari malware
Jason Snell's sister ran into a persnickety pop-up asking her to call an 800 number. Instead she called family tech support!