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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.
Why the Mac is (once again) central to Apple’s future
Macs with Apple silicon will bring the best of iPhone, iPad, and Mac together.
More like NotBooks: MacBook canceled until further notice
Cancel culture has gone too far this time, says The Macalope.
Apple removing the iPhone 12 power adapter wouldn't be courageous. It’s just mean
A new rumor says that the iPhone 12 won't include a power adapter in the box and that's not cool.
What WWDC20 tells us about where its device roadmap is going
There are always hints, if you look closely enough.
Six things we learned at WWDC about future Apple products (other than the Mac)
We didn’t get any new hardware at WWDC, but we did learn some things about the next iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and AirPods.
How iOS 14 stole features from Android—and made them so much better
Apple has borrowed many Android features in iOS 14 but iPhone users aren’t going to care. Why? Because everything is so much better.
You shouldn’t buy a new Mac right now
After what Apple showed at WWDC, you’d be crazy to buy a new Mac right now.
Hey there: Apple’s public fight with one developer
The App Store rules and Apple’s selective interpretation cause a pre-WWDC dustup.
There are any number of things that Apple might show off this week, but Dan Moren has picked a few that he thinks won’t make the cut.