Jason Snell
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.
Forget everything you know about the Mac Pro
A new Apple silicon Mac Pro will take the fastest Mac in an entirely new direction.
Here’s what to expect from the Mac and Apple silicon in 2022
The conclusion of the Apple silicon transition could bring big things for the Mac as we head into the new year.
Why the iPhone won’t take center stage in 2022
The iPhone 14 will have the usual upgrades, but all attention will be on Apple's brand new categories.
Apple’s anticlimactic 2021 was all too predictable
Apple's 2021 was always going to be a bit of an anticlimax after the drama of 2020.
Will Monterey’s coolest new feature ever arrive?
We've got less than a month before Apple's promise to ship Universal Control, perhaps the best feature in Monterey.
How the first year of Apple silicon changed the Mac forever
The M1 made its debut a year ago, and one thing is clear: The Mac's future is bright.
Apple’s keyboards are suddenly very boring again
For some reason, Apple once decided it was time to reinvent laptop keyboards. It was a bad decision that the company has spent years trying to fix. So now what?
M1 Pro vs M1 Max: Apple has already delivered a chip that’s too fast
The two new chips for the MacBook Pro are closely related, and depending on the kind of work you do, the extra power of the M1 Max might not be worth the extra price.
Why Apple’s record quarter has everyone worried
Global supply chain woes mean Apple left $6 billion on the table, and the next quarter will be worse.
How the M1 Pro and M1 Max open up a world of possibilities for the Mac
The MacBook Pro is just the beginning. Apple's powerful chips have more work to do.
A decade later, Steve Jobs is still paving Apple’s path to success
Years before his passing Steve Jobs put Apple on the path that led to it becoming what it is today.
Apple should stop taking itself–and the iPhone–so seriously
Calling an iPhone "Pro" and carting out Hollywood directors and cinematographers to advertise iPhone features is overkill. Related to us on a personal level and you'll go far.
iPhone 13 and iPad mini benchmarks don’t tell the whole story
Apple is making one chip but using it in three different ways, and while some aspects of the A15 upgrade aren't particularly exciting, others are quite impressive.
Has Apple hit a wall with the A15 processor?
Apple touted the A15's performance in vague terms. That could be a sign that Apple made a crucial decision about the A15's performance and battery life.
Some simple advice for Apple and app developers: It’s not about you
When a company stumbles, it's often not because it made a bad decision. It's because it made a decision that benefited itself rather than its customers.
Apple is delaying one of iOS 15’s top features. That’s a good thing
Apple now spends its summer and fall seasons doing some course correcting. And that's good for the user in the long run.
There’s a small crack in the iPhone’s foundation. How big will it get?
Apple has made some interesting and difficult choices with its CSAM policy that are worth exploring and debating.