Opinion
The reports of Apple's death in China are greatly exaggerated
Despite the concerns of some, Apple's headwinds in China seem overblown.
Change (Apple) = Force x acceleration
Apple only seems to be open to changing its policies when enough pressure from the outside is applied.
Apple's right to repair program is a privilege for a lucky few
Apple's Self Service Repair program doesn't change much. But it's nice to have.
Before the next big thing, Apple has a lot of little things that need fixing
The best part of the Apple experience has long been "it just works." The question is…what happens when it doesn't?
Apple hit a new low with its high-profit App Store antics
Redirecting customers to the App Store to get its 30 percent is a low road move.
Don't believe those lying Alder Lake vs M1 Pro benchmarks
Intel's latest may beat the M1 Pro and Max, but it's for desktops.
Three products that could transform Apple in 2022
In the tech business, you're only as good as your next move. No company can afford to rest on its laurels, and even Apple, with all of its success, is not an exception.
Macworld Podcast: Why you should buy the Apple Watch Series 7 or the new AirPods
Apple recently released the new Apple Watch Series 7 and the third generation AirPods. Should you invest in either product? Find out in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Could the wrongest Apple analyst actually be right about something?
Rob Enderle's opinions about Apple are predictably wrong again.
Monterey's new features only show how much macOS still lags behind iOS
While this newest update brings with it a whole host of improvements, it also puts into stark relief some of the Mac's shortcomings—especially when compared to iOS.
Don't believe the benchmarks or your eyes—the M1 Max is clearly doomed
Ahem. Attention M1 Max denialists: If you don't like the M1 Max, just pretend it isn't all that.
Macworld Podcast: Deep thoughts about the M1 Pro MacBook Pro
Apple’s new MacBook Pro is here in the Macworld offices, so we talk about it and its M1 Pro processor, its display, the notch, and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Twenty years ago, the iPod paved the way for Apple's success
How a small music player changed the world.
Are we really getting mad at the iPhone 14 already?
The iPhone 14 may not have certain features, but it's nothing to get mad about.
Will we still be using Apple devices in the future–or will we be living with them?
An interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook gives us a peek at the next evolutionary step for Apple: Finding a way to integrate our technology into the world around us.
The Macalope has three letters for Intel's anti-Mac 'Spell' ads: LOL
Intel seems upset about something. Wonder what it is?
The iPad Air is everything that's wrong with Apple's tablets
The staggered nature of iPad updates puts the iPad Air in a odd position in Apple's iPad lineup.
iOS 15 Safari is awesome, horizontal iPads are dumb, and more: Macworld Podcast
On this episode of the show, we feature your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds. We share what you wrote and we will offer our thoughts.
Apple takes a stand on the environment—the wrong one
Apple says it wants to pass the Clean Energy Standard, but it also belongs to a group that's lobbying to kill it. So which is it?