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Three Apple decisions that don’t please the user, but the company won’t change
Dan Moren examines Apple strategies that are unpopular with its customers, but are here to stay.
Making a bad thing worse: Apple’s FaceTime bug
Mistakes are bad, but it’s worse when there’s intent. The Macalope explains.
FaceTime bug, Apple’s Q1 2019 financial results, iOS and macOS Public Betas, Apple’s gaming service
We talk about the latest in Apple-related news, and we feature your comments and questions
Apple's handling of scary FaceTime spying bug shows that privacy is a right when it's good PR
Apple has shut down Group FaceTime after a bug allowed callers to eavesdrop on people before they answered the call. And it appears that Apple knew about the bug at least a week ago.
Four letter words: This year’s flop
Some iPhones don't sell as well as others. Ergo, flop.
Dead Apple killers: It’s harder than it looks
So many Apple killers, so little actual killing.
How will Apple’s 2019 iPhone counter the Google Pixel camera?
Jason Snell thinks that Apple may need to re-think its classic approach to iPhone upgrades if the company wants to keep up in the battle of smartphone cameras.
Apple product rumors, iPhone front camera rating, Apple Shortcuts, iOS 12.1.3
Apple product rumors, iPhone front camera rating, Apple Shortcuts, iOS 12.1.3, and your comments and questions: Macworld Podcast episode 637.
The price is wrong: Making things up about the iPhone
iPhones are more expensive. But not that much more expensive.
7 ways Apple could improve the iPhone’s Shortcuts app
For an app called ‘Shortcuts,’ too many features force you to take the long way to your destination.
Failure is not an option: Tim Cook’s operational skills
He’s not perfect, but Tim Cook is still very good at operations.
iPhone batteries, Apple should switch to AMD, and your comments and questions
Apple replaced a lot of iPhone batteries last year. Should Apple switch to AMD processors? We also respond to your comments and questions.
How the iPad might influence the future of the Mac interface
Jason Snell thinks it’s hard not to believe that there are some big iOS inspired changes on the horizon.
So long, iPhone: Relegating Apple’s hits to history
Apple’s line of Mac products was one trick and the so-called i-Series was third second. A third trick? No way. But The Macalope disagrees.
The future of Apple is playing well with others
As Apple bolsters its services offerings, Dan Moren thinks the company is changing its attitudes about working with partners.