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Six Apple apps in desperate need of a makeover
If Apple does intend to release new versions of its built-in device apps, these apps should take priority.Stay Foolish
Three Google features Apple should borrow for its next big thing
Apple is hardly one to ignore a good idea, even when it's created by a rival.Stay Foolish
Apple's latest moves show how much–and how little–it is willing to change
There's the Apple way and a wrong way. It's one of the traits that often makes it most infuriating to its biggest detractors.Stay Foolish
It's time for Apple to start thinking different again–and a little weird
Apple has a lot of products it can count on selling in droves. They're also boring. Apple can use this as an opportunity to take some chances.Stay Foolish
Forget new iOS features–Apple needs to focus on these 3 areas at WWDC
Apple will announce lots of new stuff at its annual developers conference, but some older features and products need attention too.Stay Foolish
Even when change comes at Apple, nothing really changes
If there's a loophole, Apple will jump through it.Stay Foolish
Apple is at its best when it doesn't know best
Mac Studio and Studio Display are the latest example of Apple's diametrically opposed ideals.Stay Foolish
Apple's Mac Studio poses more questions than it answers
This past week's announcements may have answered some questions about the future of Apple's product roadmap, but it definitely raised some new ones as well.Stay Foolish
Does Apple have any surprises in store at its 'Peek Performance' event?
As we look ahead to the spring event, let's run down the most likely culprits that Apple may indeed let us peek at.Stay Foolish
The next stage of the Apple silicon transition could be mere days away
The next wave of the Apple silicon transition is upon us.Stay Foolish
The missing piece of Apple's ecosystem isn't a folding phone or AR headset
Could an AirPort resurgence save us from the pain of dealing with substandard routers? Or are we consigned to a future of annoyance and irritation?Stay Foolish
How iOS 15.4 could finally eliminate password hell
Apple has rolled out some new improvements that take not only security, but also convenience into account.Stay Foolish
Why Apple is perfectly happy to let the metaverse pass it by
While Tim Cook was characteristically mum on the future of Apple, he dropped some clues about where Apple is headed.Stay Foolish
How to fix the iPhone's communication problem
Apple could do better with its communication tools.Stay Foolish
Intel, AMD, and Nvidia want to beat Apple silicon. Here's why they won't
Chip companies can tout benchmarks all day, but Apple has an advantage they don't: Decades of macOS optimization.Stay Foolish
Eye on 2022: Apple's vision for AR, home could come into view
While 2022 will be filled with the usual products, Apple could also be planning a serious splash with some new product categories.Stay Foolish
Why the Mac is Apple's most exciting product in 2021
Dan Moren makes his picks for the three most significant accomplishments made by Apple and how they will shape the future.Stay Foolish
3 features that prove Apple's headset is hiding right in front of our eyes
Let's look at what Apple is doing right now that might clue us in to where it's headed with augmented and virtual reality.nnStay Foolish
Apple might have to break some of its biggest 2021 promises
Several of Apple's most ambitious 2021 iOS and macOS features have yet to be released. While most of them should arrive, some important ones will likely be delayed further.Stay Foolish