Opinion
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Apple's native apps need to finally break free from iOS updates
Updating one app shouldn't require me to update iOS as a whole, and exclude me if I'm running an older iPhone. It's time to unbundle Apple's big operating systems.The Macalope
Apple's privacy is more important–and precarious–than ever
After being told "nobody cares about privacy," looks like people really do.Stay Foolish
How the M2 will shape the next Macs and complete the Apple silicon transition
Welcome to speculation town, population me! Let's take a look at the M2 and try to figure out when the next Macs will launch.Apple Breakfast
We just can't let Apple rumors die, even if they'll never be true
The long wait for Apple's headset, and M2 speed tests: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.Different Think
Apple, please stop killing the things we hate
iOS 16 spells the end for numerous tech annoyances. What are we supposed to complain about on Twitter now?Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: Should you buy the 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro?
The new meets the old in the new 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro, the topic of our discussion in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.The Macalope
Apple's latest competitors are Nothing at all
Meta puts its watch ambitions on hold leaving an opening for, well, Nothing.Apple Breakfast
Why the death of Lightning is good for Apple
Happy days for USB-C, and reasons to be mad about WWDC: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.Different Think
WWDC was great, except for the great stuff we didn't get
From the AR headset to a new Mac Pro, there were lots of rumors that didn't show up.Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: How the WWDC 2022 keynote left us hanging
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the stuff Apple didn’t highlight at WWDC: Apple TV, HomePod, Apple Arcade, and more. Why weren't these products mentioned?More Color
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 Macalope
WWDC gave us plenty of reasons to get mad at Apple
Don't get mad about Stage Manager's hardware requirements. Get mad about the Apple Watch Series 3.Stay Foolish
How Apple is making its many devices more alike than ever
Apple isn't simply trying to look to what's next, but to fix what's come before and level the playing field across all its platforms.Different Think
The most exciting WWDC preview could steer Apple in a whole new direction
The next generation of CarPlay could transform the in-vehicle experience, but there will be twists and turns.Apple Breakfast
Apple is still finding ways to surprise us
Expect the unexpected: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.More Color
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.Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: iOS and iPadOS 16, new Macs, macOS Ventura, CarPlay, and more
Apple opened a treasure trove of new features and products at its WWDC keynote. We cover iOS and iPadOS 16, the new Mac stuff, CarPlay, Apple Watch and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.The Macalope
Stage Manager proves once and for all: The iPad can work
Multitasking finally makes sense on Apple's tablet.Stay Foolish
One must-have feature for every big OS update coming at WWDC
Variations on themes for each of Apple's operating systems.Apple Breakfast