Articles by Jason Snell
Apple’s next big move will probably be smaller than you think
A Netflix, Peloton, or Tesla acquisition would make huge news—but little sense.
An ounce of iPhone and no Macs makes a bitter Apple ‘cocktail’
Inflation runs rampant. Threats of recession loom. And on Thursday Apple strolled right in, whistling a happy tune, turning in yet another record set of financial results.
Apple is at the top of its MacBook game–and the best may be yet to come
We live in a wonderful era for Apple laptop. Let's keep the momentum going.
One small reason why I won’t be upgrading to an iPhone 14
Apple is retiring the iPhone mini, but its rumored replacement isn't good enough to get me to give up my lovely little handset.
iOS 16 is more Android than the iPhone has ever been
The new features coming this fall could be a sign that Apple will continue to let us personalize our phones.
iPhone (2007) review: A game-changer years in the making
Although the iPhone is not without a few quirks, it makes good on the hype that surrounded it.
Why the 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro actually makes sense–in theory
The 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro didn't need to get an M2 upgrade. So why didn't Apple just let it die?
The pandemic forever changed WWDC–in the best way possible
After Monday's keynote, it's hard to imagine that Apple will go back to how it used to run WWDC before the pandemic.
Apple Music has betrayed its most loyal listeners
The ad-free, all-music service now has ads in radio stations and interviews in playlists.
How the HomePod can be Apple’s new iPod: Fun, popular, and simple
The iPod was recently laid to rest. Now it's time for the HomePod to rise.
An Apple E Ink display could be a game-changer–even without a folding iPhone
E Ink is a niche technology with some very real limitations, but it's also got some huge advantages.
How Apple can fix its most frustrating issue with a button and a few sliders
This Studio Display kerfuffle could've been avoided if users had more control over their cameras.
Apple’s future is suddenly freight–er, fraught–with peril
Forgoing $4 to $8 billion in revenue is going to be tough, even for Apple.
The iPad’s biggest moments, ranked
What were the pivotal moments in the iPad's history? Let's rank them.
The future of the Mac is bright–but don’t forget the pains of the past
Old computers can be a fun nostalgia trip, but they also make you appreciate what we have today.
After the M1, these intriguing Apple silicon mysteries still remain
The M2 processor will mark the next stage in the transition. But what will it bring?
Apple has taken its love of recycling just a little too far
The Studio Display illustrates how the company's tendency to recycle its tech may not always be the best option.
Now that Mac Studio is here, the iMac can finally be its fun self again
The iMac gets to be fun again and power users get a pro Mac they can afford.