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What we won’t see at WWDC 2019
Everybody’s talking about what Apple might show off at WWDC, but here’s what Dan Moren thinks won’t make the cut.
New MacBook Pros, WWDC19 and the Mac, Apple Watch workouts tip, and your hot takes
We talk about the new MacBook Pros, how to customize your Apple Watch workout displays, and your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
iOS 13: 5 features at the top of the WWDC19 wish list
Jason Snell has high hopes for Apple’s next-generation operating system for the iPhone and iPad.
Hyperbolic style: All Apple decisions are terrible
If Apple has made a design choice, it’s pretty easy to say it’s bad. The Macalope points out that it’s harder to say what would be better.
Three keyboard changes Apple should make—to iOS
The MacBook doesn’t have the only keyboard in need of fixing.
Macworld reader hot takes on the iPhone SE, the Apple TV app, and more
We’re doing a special edition of the show where we feature your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
Bad Marx: AirPods are the bane of all existence
That thing you enjoy is terrible.
The next-gen Google Assistant is taking the privacy fight right to Siri—and it just might win
Google demonstrated its next-gen Assistant during its I/O conference and it ran circles around Siri both in speed and privacy.
iOS 13, Google I/O’19, create custom vibrating iPhone ringtones, and your hot takes
We talk about iOS 13 and Apple Watch rumors, and more. Plus, we have an iPhone tip, and we'll wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
Why the Mac won’t end up locked down like iOS
As macOS becomes more like iOS, there’s a fear that Apple will take away some freedoms that Mac users are used to. But that’s unlikely, explains Jason Snell.
Apple should bring back the iPhone SE and model it after Google’s Pixel 3a
Google has released the $399 Pixel 3a, and it’s everything the iPhone SE should be.
He’s no Steve Jobs: Tim Cook’s existential failure
The genetic tests are back. Tim Cook is not Steve Jobs.
Apple’s first game in 11 years is both fun and tacky
‘Warren Buffet’s Paper Wizard’ is Apple’s first game since 2008, and it comes off as self-satire.
Apple’s heavy hand with parental-control apps is about trust, not anti-trust
The New York Times raised the specter of anti-competitive behavior after Apple banned some parental-control apps in the App Store. The Times has it wrong.
Family Sharing is broken, but Apple could easily fix it
With several Family Sharing-enabled services on the way, now is the time for Apple to fix its family payments problem.