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Apple hits another low note with the App Store
Apple should reconsider its ban on the iDOS app, a fun nod to the past.
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Forget RCS: Here's how Apple can make iMessage better for iPhone users now
iMessage is popular and Apple does add new features and capabilities, but there are some places where Apple's messaging system remains somewhat frustrating or even lackluster.
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That iPhone Pegasus spyware threat is much ado about Android
The Pegasus spyware has been found on iPhones but it's probably not on yours.
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3 features that could transform tomorrow's Apple devices
Sometimes you can trace the trajectory of technological advances to see how they might end up in an Apple device, and perhaps even get an idea of when.
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When it comes to Apple reviews, bias is as bias does
iPads may not be perfect devices, but good reviews don't mean there's bias present.
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3 apps Apple should have updated instead of Safari
As we comb through the fallout from this year's WWDC, it's worth taking a look at some of the apps that could use a little bit of care and attention from Apple.
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If Apple wants to fix its App Store problem, it should allow sideloading
Apple paints sideloading apps as dangerous, but doing so glosses over the actual problems with the App Store.
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Remember how the iPod and iPhone failed? The 24-inch iMac is doomed too
The M1 iMac is another imperfect Apple hit in the making.
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Three upcoming Apple features that matter more than FaceTime and SharePlay
Many of the new features announced at WWDC won't matter all that much to Apple users. These three likely will.
Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: Your hot takes about WWDC21
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it's all about your hot takes. You’ve been on social media posting your thoughts about Apple’s announcements at WWDC, so we'll talk about your comments and respond with a few of our own.
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If Facebook is building an Apple Watch killer, the only thing that'll die is privacy
While Facebook tries to deflect onto Apple, it keeps trying to grab more of your privacy, this time with a wearable.
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Beyond iOS 15: How WWDC sets up the next generation of killer apps
The tools and technologies that Apple has laid out for developers give us a pretty good idea of some of the things that are coming down the pike for the company, whether in the short term or farther off in the future.
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WWDC21 keynote reaction: Get to work and ignore the privacy double standard
The privacy improvements in iOS 15 look great, but Apple just shouldn't make different rules for itself.
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How iPadOS 15 can finally make Apple's tablet live up to its potential
Hopefully, Apple will announce a slew of new features at WWDC21 that brings iPadOS much needed features to make the iPad a better device for work.
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The Apple Watch is the most successful 'flop' in history
Despite early nay-saying, the Watch continues to be a hit for Apple.
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The new iMac is hiding lots of clues about the next 'pro' model
Reports and rumors have started laying out where Apple's processor roadmap could take this 40-year-old product line over the rest of the company's transition from Intel's chips.
Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: Close looks at the new Apple TV 4K and 24-inch iMac
The new Apple TV 4K and 24-inch iMac have arrived in the Macworld offices. We talk about our impressions about the new products, what we like and not like, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
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WWDC 2021 could be a little awkward for Apple and developers
The Macalope thinks that Apple’s assertions about the App Store in recent public statements could rub developers the wrong way.
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Google once again reminds us how behind Siri is
Siri has had some improvements, but Google's recent announcements shows us that Apple still has a way to go to get to the next level.
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