Roman LoyolaSenior Editor, Macworld
Roman has covered technology since the early 1990s. His career started at MacUser, and he's worked for MacAddict, Mac|Life, TechTV, PC/Computing, and Windows NT Systems. He's also written for MacRumors and Realtor.com.
Apple issues voluntary recall of 15-inch MacBook Pro
Laptops sold between September 2015 and February 2017 are affected.
Adobe Lightroom now available through Apple’s Mac App Store
It’s the same subscription-based app that you can get directly from Adobe.
iPhone 2020 rumors, Aspyr game compatibility, OS betas, your hot takes, and more
That’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple recalls three-prong AC wall plug adapter
If you have Apple’s World Travel Adapter Kit, get a replacement part.
WWDC19: New Mac Pro, iOS 13, iPadOS, macOS Catalina, tvOS 6, watchOS 6, and more
The Macworld Staff offers their thoughts and ideas on the recent announcements from Apple at WWDC19.
How to check your Mac's free hard drive space
Wondering if your Mac has enough storage space for that massive download? Wonder no more.
New MacBook Pros, WWDC19 and the Mac, Apple Watch workouts tip, and your hot takes
We talk about the new MacBook Pros, how to customize your Apple Watch workout displays, and your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
Apple improves butterfly keyboard (again), offers free fixes
Apple also says that they have shortened the time it takes to implement repairs to the keyboard.
Apple upgrades processors in MacBook Pro, 8-core 15-inch model now available
Apple's MacBook Pro now features eight- and ninth-generation Intel Core procesors.
Macworld reader hot takes on the iPhone SE, the Apple TV app, and more
We’re doing a special edition of the show where we feature your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
Apple releases macOS Mojave 10.14.5, which includes ZombieLoad fix for Intel CPUs
Update features AirPlay 2 support, bug fixes.
iOS 13, Google I/O’19, create custom vibrating iPhone ringtones, and your hot takes
We talk about iOS 13 and Apple Watch rumors, and more. Plus, we have an iPhone tip, and we'll wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
How to find out if your Mac’s software is 32- or 64-bit
If you plan to use macOS beyond Mojave, you need to upgrade any 32-bit apps on your Mac to 64-bit. Here’s how to check for 32-bit apps on your Mac.
On the show, we’ll talk about Apple’s recent financials and Apple’s battle with parental control apps. Plus, how to preserve video quality when sharing videos between iPhones and Android phones, and your hot takes.
Still using Apple’s Aperture? Your time is running out
Apple announces that Aperture won’t work in future versions of macOS.