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With Apple, everything old is new again
Apple has been pretty successful at building new products from the bones of old ones.
3 things cord-cutters should look for at Apple’s ‘show time’ event
Apple is ready to show off its video streaming service on Monday. Here’s what it could look like.
New iPads, iMacs, and AirPods, WWDC19, Spotify vs. Apple Music, and your hot takes
In the latest episode of the Macworld Podcast, we cover the news about WWDC19 and Apple's new iPads and iMacs. Our feature discussion covers the Spotify and Apple Music fracas.
The best ways to watch March Madness without cable
Cord-cutters now have plenty of options for watching the NCAA Tournament, but not all are equal.
Four ways Apple could return the MacBook to glory
Apple has updated the iPad and iMac lines this week, so how about a turn for the MacBook?
Why today’s iPad lineup is the strongest in years
With the introduction of the new iPad mini and the new iPad Air, the iPad is now Apple’s most coherent and complete product line
Nouveau doom: The new 2019 Apple doom
Apple doom is always just around the corner.
Apple WWDC19: What’s in store for iOS macOS, watchOS, and tvOS
With the announcement of WWDC19, it’s time to start thinking about how Apple will set its priorities at its biggest software event of the year.
5 simple things Apple could quickly fix; Apple’s March 25 event, Two-minute Tip, and your hot takes
The Macworld staff talks about the latest happenings in the world of Apple.
The success of Apple’s new video streaming service might come down to price, not content
With just two weeks to go until Apple takes the wraps off of its new video streaming service, a new report suggests that third-party content, not original programming, will be the focus.
Feature comforts: Expecting Apple to chase features
You’d think by now, pundits would have figured out that Apple doesn’t use a checklist of features to chase. But that’s not the case, The Macalope says.
Three improvements Apple should make to its Mail app on iOS and macOS
Much as we might try, we can’t escape email. But Dan Moren thinks Apple could make some changes to make its Mail app a more pleasant experience.
Apple’s management of its video service isn’t a plot twist, it’s business as usual
Jason Snell has a few thoughts on recent reports about Apple’s new video streaming service and the content it will provide.
Low-hanging fruit: Five things Apple could (and should) fix immediately
We expect plenty of big things from Apple, but sometimes little things matter just as much.
Not getting the Band back together: The wearables market
Bye-bye, Microsoft Band.