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Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: iPadOS 16 and watchOS 9 wishlists
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the features we want to see in iPadOS and watchOS.
Different Think
The iPhone 14 disappointment is real
The enormous stakes and Apple's innate conservatism mean the latest iPhone is unlikely to dazzle.
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How the HomePod can be Apple's new iPod: Fun, popular, and simple
The iPod was recently laid to rest. Now it's time for the HomePod to rise.
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Six Apple apps in desperate need of a makeover
If Apple does intend to release new versions of its built-in device apps, these apps should take priority.
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An Apple E Ink display could be a game-changer–even without a folding iPhone
E Ink is a niche technology with some very real limitations, but it's also got some huge advantages.
Apple Breakfast
Apple needs to stop adding iOS features we don't need
Feature creep and headphone hypocrites: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.
Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: What you want in iOS 16
WWDC is only three weeks away! Will iOS 16 have the features that you want? We talk about your wish list in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
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Three Google features Apple should borrow for its next big thing
Apple is hardly one to ignore a good idea, even when it's created by a rival.Apple Breakfast
The iPod touch should have been Apple's ultimate entry-level device
Farewell to the last iPod, and Google plays catch-up: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.
Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: The AirPods report; RIP to the iPod
What's going on with the AirPods Pro? We talk about the state of Apple’s AirPods lineup–as well as the last stand for the iPod–in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
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Apple has all the ingredients for effective remote work. Why doesn't it use them?
It makes little sense for Apple, of all companies, to run such a draconian back-to-the-office policy.
The Macalope
Privacy is a right—the right way to lose money
Meta and other companies are hit hard by Apple's privacy rules.
Apple Breakfast
Apple's Self Service Repair is an expert self-own
Self repairs designed to fail, and 10 great Mac features you don't know: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.
Macworld Podcast
Macworld Podcast: The state of Siri
Ten and a half years ago, Apple introduced Siri. Has much changed since then? We talk about the state of Apple’s virtual assistant in this episode of the Macworld podcast.
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How Apple can fix its most frustrating issue with a button and a few sliders
This Studio Display kerfuffle could've been avoided if users had more control over their cameras.
The Macalope
We finally know why Apple is so doomed: It's all Jony Ive's fault
Jony Ive is a talented guy, but he was not Apple's sole innovator.
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Apple's latest moves show how much–and how little–it is willing to change
There's the Apple way and a wrong way. It's one of the traits that often makes it most infuriating to its biggest detractors.Apple Breakfast
Does Apple's lucrative past mean it can survive an uncertain future?
The second great App Store purge, and the stress of self-service repairs: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed this week.
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Apple's future is suddenly freight–er, fraught–with peril
Forgoing $4 to $8 billion in revenue is going to be tough, even for Apple.
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