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AirDrop is great for the iPhone, iPad and Mac, but it can be even better. Here’s how
AirDrop is one of the most useful features of the the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. But it could stand some some major upgrades.
One good apple: It does not improve the whole bunch
Some good Apple punditry doesn't mean it's all good.
Apple’s excuse for denying Xbox cloud gaming is patently absurd
The company is trying to weaponize concern for its users to protect its business interests.
Little big Apple: Beset with foes, Apple somehow squeaks by
The Macalope thought it was weird last week to see Apple portray itself as beset by foes on all sides.
Time for Apple to reevaluate how the App Store does business
The App Store is the most contentious business Apple runs, and it needs some fixes.
Your hot takes: What should Apple include with the next iPhone?
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it's all about your hot takes, specifically about what Apple should include with its next iPhone. We'll respond to your thoughts on this topic.
Store wars: When tech companies grouse about each other
Microsoft complains about Apple but maybe isn’t that wrong.
Can the iPad Pro replace the MacBook as an enterprise device?
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Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis and Macworld writer Michael Simon join Juliet Beauhamp to debate whether or not the iPad Pro is a practical enterprise device. Can the iPad Pro ever replace a traditional laptop like the MacBook Pro? They also discuss whether or not iPadOS 14 makes the iPad better for work.
Apple's services push: Is it working?
Nearly a year into its push in services, Apple’s competitors still seem to have the upper hand. We take a look at what’s working, what needs to changes, and where we hope Apple takes its services in the future on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Powering down: iPhone 12 battery rumors
Don't let rumors of the next iPhone's battery ruin your summer.
Getting WARMer: Everybody’s moving to ARM
Apple's move has implications for Microsoft.
The switch to Apple silicon: Will the Touch Bar survive?
Transitions are opportunities for changes and endings. Could we see the Touch Bar disappear from the MacBook Pro?
After the Mac's processors, Apple's next transition is apps
Apple might be focused on the Mac’s processor right now, but apps are next big transition—and the seeds are already planted.
The last line dance: Microsoft closes its stores
The Macalope: So long and thanks for... Uh, well, so long.
The Mac never left, but it’s about to have a comeback
There’s never been a more exciting time to be a Mac user.