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WWDC 2020 hopes and dreams for iOS, Macs, and more
What does Dan Moren want to see at WWDC 2020? Details on Apple's approach to ARM, iPadOS multitasking improvements, a new iOS Home screen, and more.
By any other name: Counting ports on the MacBook Pro
The Macalope says that not everyone defines "pro" the same way.
5G could make the iPad a better PC than the MacBook
With rumors that 5G is coming to the iPad next year, Apple's tablet could finally be the ultimate mobile computer.
Recognizing game: iPhone SE praise from an unexpected source
Even Android fans tip their hats.
To move forward, Siri needs a lot of attention
Apple’s shown signs that it’s investing in Siri’s future, but Dan Moren thinks that there’s a lot of work that needs to be done.
Your hot takes on Apple TV+, COVID-19 API, Apple AR glasses, and more
This episode of the Macworld Podcast is all about your hot takes. We’ll respond to your thoughts on Apple TV+, the Apple/Google COVID-19 API, Apple’s rumored AR glasses, and more.
iPadOS 14 wish list: Plenty of room for improvement
The iPad is Apple’s platform with the most room to grow. Jason Snell hopes that at WWDC, the iPad continues to move forward.
Apple can solve our Face ID mask woes by stealing one of Android’s best features
Android’s Smart Unlock is the perfect solution to the problem of Face ID not working when you’re wearing a mask.
Cheapskating: Apple’s rumored cost-cutting measure
The Macalope: If the rumors are to be believed, Apple is looking for more delightfully impish ways to cheat you out of your hard-earned money.
Looking at Apple’s AR glasses with more clarity
Rumors of an Apple smart glasses are intensifying, so Dan Moren takes a look at what exactly such a device would do and the challenges it would face.
Apple Glass, Apple TV+ content, iOS 13.5, and more
Apple AR glasses could be close to becoming a reality. Apple TV+ could be expanding its library of content. And iOS 13.5 is here. We talk about this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Three ways the iPad beats the Mac
The Mac is still capable, but sometimes the iPad is better at solving certain problems. Jason Snell explains.
Market making: Too many iOS exploits
Reports say there are a lot, but The Macalope asks, how many of them affect you?
Apple TV+ six months later: How does Apple's streaming service hold up?
It has been half a year since Apple launched its premium video streaming service. Consider this a midterm report card.
How Apple’s rumored iPhone 12 lineup sets the stage for big changes
Apple is rumored to be splitting the iPhone 12 into distinct pro and non-pro divisions, and that could mean big changes are coming down the road.