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MacBook Pro: Features, specifications, and prices for Apple’s high-end laptop
Learn more about Apple’s high-performance laptop.
Apple WWDC 2018: The best announcements you may have missed
We focus a lot on the big ticket announcements from WWDC, but Dan Moren wants to take a moment to discuss his favorite smaller enhancements to Apple’s major platforms.
iPhone and Apple Watch rumors, Sonos vs. HomePod, WWDC 2018
iPhone and Apple Watch rumors, Sonos vs. HomePod, WWDC final thoughts, and your questions and comments.
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.
watchOS 5: Walkie-talkie, workout improvements, Podcasts, and a smarter Siri
Apple crammed a lot of goodies into watchOS 5. Here's everything you need to know about it.
WWDC 2018: Apple’s counterintuitive business moves
Dan Moren takes a look at recent Apple decisions that would seem to run counter to the company's business model, but may just be its most savvy moves yet.
Woe no: Apple failed to cure tech addiction
Apple's announcements fail to satisfy somebody else's business model.
Apple had its big Worldwide Developers Conference keynote last Monday. What did you think about the announcements to iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS?
What was missing from WWDC 2018? Originality
Apple's WWDC keynote was jam-packed with new features for iOS, macOS, and watchOS, but none of them were very innovative.
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.
Hidden features of iOS 12 worth getting excited about
Not every iOS 12 feature is headline-grabber, but sometimes it's the little things that matter most.
Why the announcements Apple didn't make at WWDC might be more important than the ones they did
Apple had a lot to say at WWDC this year, but there were some conspicuous absences from the keynote. Here's what Apple didn't say and why that matters.
Apple puts privacy and security foremost in iOS 12, macOS Mojave
Several features in the upcoming operating systems make it easier to increase security without pain and offer users greater protection from tracking.
Screen Time in iOS 12 shows how badly the iPad needs user accounts
Earth to Apple: A lot of families share a single iPad. But the cool new Screen Time feature only works as intended if everyone has his or her own device.
11 fantastic iOS 12 features that didn't make the WWDC keynote
Apple's WWDC keynote was so jammed with new features, some of the best ones don't make the cut.
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