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This episode is all about social media hot takes. You have thoughts and we share and respond to what you wrote.
The first set of Apple Intelligence features was released to developers! What features are available? And what’s it like to use them? We’re talking about our early impressions of Apple Intelligence on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we're having an airing of grievances—what are some things we wish Apple would pay attention to? Tune in and find out!
The next iPhone is coming soon, so we're seeing. more reports about what to expect from Apple—not just for this fall, but for next year. It’s time for another iPhone check-in, on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
The public betas for iOS and iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia are coming, and you might be waiting to install them. But is that really a good idea? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about why you should and why you should avoid them.
You have thoughts about the world of Apple, and we’re going to talk about them on the show! It’s going to be a good one, so tune into the Macworld Podcast!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about iPhone battery life--the problems we run into, what to do about them, and what to do to make sure the battery stays healthy for a long time.
What’s going on with Apple’s next phone, the iPhone 16? That’s in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
This week we continue our follow-up coverage of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference with a discussion about iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, visionOS 2, and the stuff Apple didn’t tell us about! It’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast! Be sure to listen in!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we dive deep into the highlights from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. What will it be like to use Apple Intelligence, what stood out with iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia?
The most anticipated Apple event of 2024 starts next week! What should we expect at WWDC24? What are we hoping for? That’s coming up on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
We’ve heard rumors and reports about what Apple may do at its Worldwide Developers Conference, and we were wondering, what do you, the readers of Macworld and the listeners of this podcast, what do you think?
We haven’t even reached the midpoint of 2024, and Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is in a few weeks, but we’re already seeing unofficial reports on some of Apple’s plans for 2025. So we’re talking about those reports on today’s episode.
How fast is Apple’s new M4 chip? What’s the cost of breaking the screen for the new iPads? Was Apple’s latest ad oppressive? We talk about the latest iPad news in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
The drought is finally over! Apple has announced new iPad Pros, new iPad Airs, the Apple Pencil Pro, and more! We're talking about the latest Apple product announcements in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Next week, Apple is holding an event dubbed "Let loose." So what new products will Apple introduce on May 7? That's the focus of today's show--we talk about what's been rumored, what seems the most feasible, and what surprises may be in store.
Apple announces a May 7 event. Is FineWoven done for? Is there a big change in store for the Calculator app? We talk about the latest rumors and news bits in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
This year, Apple wants to make a big impression with its AI efforts, and we’re starting to get a peek as to what we could expect, and it starts with Apple’s chips. We talk about the upcoming A18 Pro and the M4 chips and Apple’s plans, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple has filed a civil lawsuit against Apple, and it’s a big one. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the case–what it’s about, why was it filed, what this means to Apple, what it means for users, and more.
Apple has been making moves lately in the world of AI. Let's find out what it means for Apple users.
Apple’s latest addition to its Mac lineup is the M3 MacBook Air, and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about why the Air is probably the best laptop for you!
Apple just released a MacBook Air update, but what else can we expect this month? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the very busy spring season that Apple has in store.
A lot of rumors have been running through the mill, and we discuss what seems feasible, what seems unlikely, and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we continue our discussion of the Apple Vision Pro--whether it’s worth your money and its place in Apple’s ecosystem.
The Apple Vision Pro is in the house! And in this episode, we talk about what it’s really like to use the new headset.
What are our current favorite Apple TV+ shows? What are we looking forward to this year? And what shows did we not like? That’s on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk to Will Mosgrove, the photographer behind the iconic Steve Jobs photo that appeared on the very first issue of Macworld 40 years ago.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on the new Apple Vision Pro! Let’s hear what you have to say! It’s all on this show!
The dawn of spatial computing is coming as the Apple Vision Pro is about to go on sale. Are you ready to buy one? We talk about what you need to know before investing in the Apple Vision Pro, on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
2024 promises to be a big year for Apple. What should we expect, besides the typical iPhone and Mac upgrades? That’s the topic of this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
With 2023 coming to a close it’s time to take a look back at the year for Apple. What were the highlights? What were the letdowns? And what about those times that surprised us?
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on a couple of hot-button topics! Let’s hear what you have to say!
The new Apple Watch Series 9 is available, but is it worth buying? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about what makes the Apple Watch compelling and when is the right time to upgrade an Apple Watch if you already have one.
Apple sells a lot of Macs with just 8GB of unified memory. That’s not enough in today’s tech world. We’re talking about how this causes a problem and what users need to be aware of when shopping for a Mac, on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
We have the new M3 iMac and the M3 Max MacBook Pro. Are they worth your hard-earned money? Find out in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
Apple held its Scary Fast event and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the treats it just handed out! M3 MacBook Pros, a new iMac, and more! It’s all on this show!
Apple has announced another event, and this one is on the day before Halloween. What tricks and treats does Apple have in store? We talk about what could happen on October 30, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
We take a close look at the iPhone 15 Plus. What do you sacrifice when you decide to go with this phone instead of a Pro Max? And are the sacrifices worth it?
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on the latest happenings in the world of Apple! Let’s hear what you have to say! It’s all on this show!
The iPhone 15 launch wasn’t as smooth as anyone hoped it would be. Reports of setup problems, overheating, and broken phones fill the internet--then there’s the talk about FineWoven. We cover all the iPhone 15 issues in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
We’ve got our hands on Apple’s new iPhone, and we talk about reasons why you should--and shouldn’t--buy one.
Apple backed up the truck and dropped a whole bunch of operating systems on us! iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and even tvOS 17! They’re all here and we talk about them in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
Apple held its Wonderlust event and the new iPhone 15 and Apple Warches are here! On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the event, the new products, and more!
Apple's big fall event is happening next week and in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about what we expect to see: new iPhones, new Apple Watches, and more!
It sounds like 2024 could be the time to buy a new iPad Pro. We talk about the possibilities of the iPad lineup for next year, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
Sometime next month (maybe September 12?), Apple will reveal the new Apple Watch, which will be the Series 9. And anyone who knows how to count realizes that next year’s watch will be the tenth version, which is a landmark anniversary. So here’s a question: With the anniversary in mind, should customers skip the upcoming Series 9 watch this year? We talk about the Apple Watch in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The next wave of Apple releases isn’t your typical product updates. They feature Apple silicon that will set up the features for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac for years to come. Here’s what to expect with the future of Apple silicon, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
This episode is all about Macworld reader and listener hot takes. You have thoughts and we’re going to share and respond to what you wrote about big iMacs, how Apple introduces new features, Apple GPT, and more.
Rumors are starting to pick up about Apple’s fall product releases, and it could be a full slate. We talk about what we could see with the new iPhone, Apple Watch, and Macs, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We’re in for a change with Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant. But is it the change we really need? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about Siri as we approach a future filled with tools based on artificial intelligence! Stay tuned.
The Apple Watch is getting its first major revamp to its operating system this fall. And can FaceTime spur Apple TV hardware sales? Plus the fundamental change coming to all of Apple’s operating systems, all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
Apple revealed iOS 17 at WWDC, and it looks like it’s more than a maintenance release. We talk about the features of iOS 17 that caught our eye, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The Mac takes center stage on this week’s episode of the Macworld Podcast! We have a new 15-inch MacBook Air, a new Mac Studio, the unveiling of macOS Sonoma, and more!
Apple’s mixed reality headset is now official, and it is definitely something to behold. We talk about the Apple Vision Pro in this episode of the Macworld Podcast--what it is, the tech behind it, what it will cost, and why would you want one in the first place!
The biggest Apple event of the year is a few days away! In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we preview what’s in store at WWDC! Operating system updates, Apple watch enhancements, new Macs, a new way to see reality, and more on the show!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on the latest happenings in the world of Apple! Let’s hear what you have to say!
The countdown to Apple’s Developers Conference has begun, and reports say that it's time for major changes with watchOS 10. We talk about the new face of the Apple Watch in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
After a tremendous couple of years, the Mac cycle has hit a lull--or you could say it is now eerily similar to the pre-M1 days of the Mac. But that could change starting at WWDC, with the possibility of some groundbreaking updates, a much-anticipated Mac Pro, and an unveiling of the next version of macOS.
At WWDC, what will Apple introduce with iOS 17 and iPadOS 17? Maybe a bit more than we expected! We talk about the possibilities on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the latest rumblings about Apple's new platform: how it will be powered, what software it will run, and if it could possibly blow us away.
A16, A17, M1, M2, M3...just what is going on with Apple silicon? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll talk about the state of Apple’s chips, Where they are now, what’s in store, and how it will affect you and your Apple devices. It’s all in this show, stick around!
With WWDC a few weeks away, the chatter about the company’s headset is getting louder. But the reality is, Apple has other products in the pipeline--products that are more exciting. We talk about these products in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
Apple has announced the dates for this year’s developer’s conference, but is Apple having second thoughts about the big headliner? We’re talking about WWDC and the start of Apple’s new reality in this episode of the Macworld Podcast! Stick around!
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we dive into the latest updates to Apple's operating systems, iOS 16 and macOS Ventura. And we’ll also talk about the new Apple Pay Later program and Apple Music Classical. That’s all in this show!
Are you ready to explore the limitless possibilities of artificial intelligence and tech innovation? Today's topic is all about ChatGPT and how Apple could take advantage of its amazing capabilities.
Note: OpenAI ChatGPT and Google Bard are mentioned in this episode. after we recorded, Adobe announced its Firefly AI art generator, and Opera announced a set of AI tools for its browsers.
The third and possibly final season of Ted Lasso is here so we thought this would be a good time to check in with our thoughts on AppleTV+. Is Apple doing enough to keep up with the competition? That’s on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have strong opinions on the latest happenings in the world of Apple! Let’s hear what you have to say,
It may be cold in the U.S. and the U.K., but that’s not stopping the iPhone rumors from heating up! We have a flurry of iPhone speculation and we talk about it all on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
Just when you thought it was dead, the HomePod is back! And we have HomePod 2.0 in the house! We’re talking HomePod in this episode of the Macworld Podcast! Stay tuned!
Apple could release the new, bigger MacBook Air this April. What’s new with this laptop, and what does it mean for the MacBook lineup? Also, we talk about the newest updates to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
The Mac has a long and storied history, but video games play a very small role. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we discuss the state of Mac gaming.
The rumor mill is churning out speculation about just about every product in Apple’s lineup, so we thought we’d go over some of them on the show.
Apple’s new M2 Pro is here and we’ve had our hands on it. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the new chip, our experiences with the new Macs, and whether you should run out and buy them.
In the recent history of Apple, January is often a quiet month for product releases. But not this year! We’ve got new MacBook Pros, new Mac minis, and new M2 chips, and we’re talking about them all on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
What should we expect from Apple in 2023? Well, based on recent reports, it’s going to be all about Apple’s venture into AR, VR, a headset, and an operating system to make it all work. The future is near, and we talk about it on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
The new year is often used as a gateway for change. And while Apple does plenty of things right, we’re hoping that Apple takes this cue and introduces some much-needed changes. The Macworld staff talks about a few things that we’re hoping Apple does in 2023 in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
A lot happened with Apple this past year, obviously. But some things resonated more than others, and to end the year, we chat about some of those moments, the ones that really made an impression on us, good or bad.
2023 for Apple promises to be a big year. Will the Mac Pro offer big performance? Will we see a super-sized iPad Pro? And how much bigger are the iPhone prices going to get? It’s our look ahead at what we expect to see from Apple in 2023, on the Macworld Podcast!
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll go over some of the highlights and lowlights for Apple in 2022.
This episode is all about Macworld reader and listener hot takes. You have thoughts on Apple happenings and we’re going to share and respond to what you wrote.
Black Friday is coming, and in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we'll talk about how to get the best deals on Apple products, how to avoid getting ripped off, and what you need to look out for so you can have the best gift-giving season.
Apple’s iPad lineup is set for the 2022 holiday shopping season, and one thing is certain: There are a lot of models to choose from. We’re talking about the state of the iPad in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on the latest Apple rumors! Let’s hear what you have to say!
iOS and iPadOS 16.1 are here, along with macOS Ventura. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about these new OS updates, and we also talk about the price hikes for Apple’s subscription services. Stay tuned!
The M2 rollout is on the move again with the introduction of the new iPad Pro. Apple also updated the regular iPad and the Apple TV! We talk about the new releases on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The Lightning era on the iPhone is coming to an end, but is its replacement a better option? We’re talking about USB-C and Apple’s future with the connector in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s new AirPods Pro have arrived! If you’re in the market for new earbuds, are they worthy of your consideration? We also take a close look at the new Apple Watch Series 8 in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
There are less than 100 days left in 2022—what can Apple release in this brief period of time? We talk about what we expect to see for the rest of the year on this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
The start of a new iPhone generation is upon us with the release of the iPhone 14. And these iPhones may be the most important models for Apple in recent history. We’ve got the new iPhone and we talk about why they’re so important in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
The latest major revision to the iPhone operating system is here! In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about iOS 16: the new features you can use now, the new features you have to wait for, should you even bother with it? And more! Stay tuned.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we give our two cents on the Apple Watch Ultra, the iPhone 14, the AirPods Pro, and whatever else happened at the Far Out event.
Apple’s big “Far Out” event is coming! What can we expect to see? We know we’ll see the iPhone 14, but what else? New Apple Watches? How about an update to the AirPods Pro? We talk about the upcoming Far Out event in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
The end of summer is approaching, and you know what that means: iPhone season is upon us! What does the rumor mill say about the upcoming iPhone 14? Find out in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on the MacBook Air, the A16 processor in the next iPhone, folding iPhones, and more. Let’s hear what you have to say!
Is a smart home revolution in the works at Apple? On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about Apple’s efforts in the smart home market and what we could see from the company in the near future. Stick around!
The rumor mill is churning out some big possibilities for the Apple Watch. On top of what’s coming in watchOS 9, we could see the biggest change to the Apple Watch lineup in its seven years of existence. We talk about the upcoming Apple Watch in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple will release its operating system updates this fall, but why wait until then? We’ve got our hands on iOS 16, macOS Ventura, and iPadOS 16, and we talk about what we love and hate in the new operating systems in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple has done a major update to its popular MacBook Air laptop, and we got our hands on one. Is the MacBook Air reaching new heights? Or does it leave us yearning for the old Air?
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes! You have thoughts on the MacBook Pro and USB-C, and we respond to your thoughts on the show!
Apple’s latest laptop is here, and there’s a lot to be excited about—or is there? The new meets the old in the new 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro, the topic of our discussion in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the stuff Apple didn’t highlight at WWDC: Apple TV, HomePod, Apple Arcade, and more.
Apple opened a treasure trove of new features and products at its WWDC keynote. We cover iOS and iPadOS 16, the new Mac stuff, CarPlay, Apple Watch and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Reports say that Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference should have some grand announcements, but which ones do we think will become a reality next week? We talk about our hopes, fears, and more on the Macworld Podcast.
The operating systems for the iPad and Apple Watch are due for updates, which we’ll see at WWDC in June. And in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the features we want to see in those OSes.
WWDC is only three weeks away! Apple will reveal its latest iPhone operating system, but will it have the features that you want? We talk about iOS 16 features on your wish list in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
It’s been nearly three years since Apple released the AirPods Pro. What is up with that? We talk about the state of Apple’s AirPods lineup--as well as the last stand for the iPod--in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Ten and a half years ago, Apple introduced Siri. Has much changed since then? We talk about the state of Apple’s virtual assistant, along with some tips and tricks, in this episode of the Macworld podcast.
The iPhone 14 rumor mill is starting to churn and there are some real doozies out there. What rumors seem plausible, and which ones are just outright silly? We talk about it all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Version 13 of the Mac operating system will make its debut at WWDC this June. And while we don’t know what Apple will reveal, we do know what we want to see. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s our wishlist for macOS 13.
WWDC is coming, and that means a new version of iOS will soon be revealed. What do we hope to see in the next version of the iPhone operating system? It’s our wishlist for iOS 16, coming up on the Macworld Podcast!
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we have quick tips for your Mac! We’ve got three tips that you can use to make life on your Mac a little easier. Stay with us for the details!
Apple TV+'s CODA won big at the Oscars, plus Major League Baseball is coming to the service. And Macworld readers have plenty of thoughts on Apple's Magic Mouse. That's all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple latest products are in the house! In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about our experiences with the Mac Studio, Apple Studio Display, iPhone SE, and iPad Air.
Life just got a lot easier, because iOS 15.4 is here! We’ll talk about the top features in the iPhone operating system, along with macOS, tvOS, and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple held its spring event on Tuesday, and it was chock full of new goodies. We go over the new iPhone SE, iPad Air, the Mac Studio, and the Apple Studio Display on this episode of the Macworld Podcast. Don’t go away!
Apple’s spring event is on Tuesday! What will Apple reveal? A new iPhone? New iPads? What’s going to happen with the Mac? It’s our preview of Apple’s big event, right here on the Macworld Podcast!
The march of the M processor continues with the impending release of the M2. What kind of performance can we expect? And should Apple be worried about Samsung’s newest mobile processor? It’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast. Stay tuned.
Writing happens all the time on the iPhone, whether it’s a text message, a social media posting, or an email. So why hasn’t Apple done anything to make autocorrect better? And on another topic: What if Apple started making routers again? It’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
You use it all the time, so why doesn’t Apple pay more attention to iMessage? We talk about the problems with Apple’s messaging system and what we’d like to see Apple do to it in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple may have released iOS and iPad OS 15 back in September, but the company is still rolling out new features for the iPhone and iPad. Learn about what we could see in the upcoming 15.4 update on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about how the M processor is going to boost the Mac to new heights! What could we see in a new Mac mini, iMac Pro, and Mac Pro? It’s all in today’s show!
Apple markets its App Store as “a place you can trust.” But is it really? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll talk about what the app store does right and what it gets oh-so-very wrong, and what we as customers need to do to get the most out of it.
This episode is all about reader hot takes from the Macworld Twitter feed. You have thoughts on Apple news and articles we’ve written, and we’re going to share and respond to what you wrote. All of the comments mentioned in the show can be seen in the show notes for this podcast on Macworld.com.
New year’s resolutions are a longtime tradition, and the Macworld staff is taking this opportunity to get into the swing of things. It’s our new year’s resolutions in this episode of the Macworld podcast.
2022 could be another big year for Apple. And on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we look into our crystal ball and see what’s in store for next year. It’s our predictions for 2022, coming up on the show! Stay tuned!
It’s been another big year for Apple. And on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the events that left an impression on us. It’s our favorite Apple releases of 2021, coming up on the Podcast! Stay tuned!
Apple recently revealed its App Store Awards for 2021, and it’s a list of terrific software. We here at Macworld thought we’d share some of our all-time favorite apps. So if you’re looking for great software that you can use, stay tuned to this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
What does the future hold for Apple? It could include glasses that augment our reality. We’ll talk about what we could see from the company as soon as next year in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
'Tis the season to go shopping! In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’re going to be your best shopping buddy! We'll talk about how to get the best deals on Apple products, how to avoid getting ripped off, and what you need to look out for so you can have the best gift-giving season.
It's all about leaks of different kinds in this episode of the Macworld Podcast. First, it’s leaks of a technical nature that can cripple your Mac. Then we talk about information that has leaked about Apple’s plans for its future chip. Stick around and find out more!
Apple has a dominating lead in the wearables market, and the company recently released the new Apple Watch Series 7 and the third-generation AirPods. Has Apple done enough to build upon that lead? And more importantly, should you invest in either product? Find out in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro is here in the Macworld offices, so we talk about it and its M1 Pro processor, its display, the notch, and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s Unleashed event was full of fascinating new announcements and we talk about it all on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro is about to be unleashed! On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we preview the upcoming Apple event and talk about what we hope to see: Macs with the next Apple chip, macOS Monterey, AirPods, and more
This episode is all about your hot takes from the Macworld Twitter and Facebook feeds. You have thoughts on Apple news and we share and respond to what you wrote.
The iPhone 13 will be Apple’s hottest seller this holiday season. Should you buy the new phone? We take a close look at the iPhone 13 and 13 Pro, how they stack up against previous iPhones, and give you reason why you should or shouldn’t buy them in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
It’s that time of year again! The new iPhone is here! We just got them and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about our first impressions of the new phones as well as iOS 15.
"California streaming" streamed its way on to our screens last Tuesday, bringing us a slew of new products. We’re talking about the new iPads, iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, and a lot more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The date is set for Apple’s next big event. What will Apple reveal next week? We preview what could happen at "California Streaming" in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple reached a settlement in a lawsuit with developers—and it looks like the developers got a raw deal. And who could be Apple’s next CEO? That‘s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The next few weeks are going to be big for Apple, with several much-anticipated product releases. But which releases are we most excited about? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’re talking about what we’re looking forward to and why.
We will probably soon see a new iPhone, new MacBook Pros, new Apple Watches, maybe even iPads. And while the rumors have been flying about what we could see in those products, we thought we’d go several steps further into the future and talk about exciting developments we could see from Apple.
Apple’s announcement of new child abuse scanning tools has some people confused and concerned. Is Apple looking at all your pictures? Could you end up falsely accused? And will this lead to Apple acting as a spy for the government to watch us? Learn the truth about the new tools, how they work, and what it means to you in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
This episode is all about your hot takes from the Macworld Twitter and Facebook feeds. You have thoughts on Safari in iOS 15, the MacBook Pro Touch Bar, and Siri.
Apple recently revealed its third-quarter results for 2021, and yup, Apple made a lot of money again. We go behind the numbers in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple released a bunch of operating system updates. We’ll talk about what’s in those updates and how it affects you in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
A lot is happening with the Apple TV+: subscription changes, new shows, movies with big-time stars, and a lot more. We talk about Apple TV+ and why it’s worth tuning into the streaming service in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the public betas of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, macOS Monterey, and watchOS 8 and take a look at Safari, FaceTime, and a lot more.
The latest version of Windows is here. What is Microsoft doing with its operating system, and what could it mean for the Mac? We talk about Windows 11 and macOS in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The power of 13—the iPhone 13—is being felt throughout the tech world. We talk about some developments involving Apple’s next iPhone, as well as the end of the iPhone 12 mini, and more, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it's all about your hot takes. You’ve been on social media posting your thoughts about Apple’s announcements at WWDC, so we'll talk about your comments and respond with a few of our own.
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is underway and Monday’s keynote revealed a lot of new stuff. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the highlights and lowlights of the keynote and the upcoming operating systems.
Apple’s developers conference kicks off on Monday. What can we expec tto see—and hope to see—from Apple? We talk about that and more in this episode of the Macworld podcast.
The new Apple TV 4K and 24-inch iMac have arrived in the Macworld offices. We talk about our impressions about the new products, what we like and not like, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple Music now offers better-sounding audio streams—but can anybody really hear the difference? And it’s going to be an exciting summer filled with speedy new Apple silicon Macs. That's what we cover in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We love Apple products, and we wish the company would do more. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about products we wish Apple would make.
You’ve been on social media telling us why you didn’t but any of Apple’s new products. We talk about your comments and respond with a few of our own on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple released iOS 14.5, and it is a major update to the iPhone operating system. We talk about our favorite features in iOS 14.5 as well as macOS Big Sur 11.3 on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Spring Loaded has sprung! Apple’s latest event is powered by the M1, bringing us a new iMac, iPad Pad, and more. We talk about what happened in Apple’s latest event on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple is having an event on April 20. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, the staff makes predictions on what products (and TV characters) we'll see at the event.
Apple CEO Tim Cook made some interesting revelations in a recent episode of the “Sway” podcast. We talk about Cook’s comments about privacy, augmented reality, his retirement and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s biggest event of the year is coming soon: The Worldwide Developers Conference dates are set. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll talk about WWDC, what Easter eggs are in the invite, and more.
Episode 735: What’s the HomePod mini’s secret? And RIP to the original HomePod and iMac Pro by Macworld
Will there be no Apple event in March? And will a man lose his eyebrows over it? And we have some news to share about the Macworld website. It’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
It’s setting up to be a big year for Apple TV and TV+, so on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the latest news and rumors, the shows to watch, and a lot more
Is all not well in the Apple-silicon paradise? In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we take a look at some of the intel inside a couple of reports that rain on the M1’s parade and how they might affect you.
Hot Apple rumors about what we could see next month. Are there new iPads in the air? And speaking of air, what about AirTags? It’s all on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
After puttering along and then sitting in neutral, rumors and reports of the mysterious Apple Car have kicked into high gear. Get your motor running: we talk Apple Car in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
IOS 14.5: App Tracking Transparency, iPhone unlocking with Apple Watch, and more.
Apple has a “new project” in the works, one that’s so important that it decided to reorganize its hardware division to tend to it. We talk about what we think the “new project” is and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The iPhone 13, an Apple silicon iMac, iPadOS 15—those are just some of the products we could see from Apple in 2021.
It was an eventful 2020 for Apple, and in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll take a look at the year in review for the company, with our thoughts on what went right and what went wrong.
With the holidays in full swing—and time running out for shopping—there’s still time to be smart about what you buy. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk what Apple products you should avoid buying.
Apple had one more thing for us this year: the AirPods Max. We talk about Apple pricey new headphones on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
It's been a big year for smartphones but one phone stands out above all. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll talk about the iPhone 12 and how it stacks up against the best Android phones of the year. Stay tuned.
Apple's new M1 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini are here.
Apple unveiled its new M1 Mac lineup. Based on the event, what are our first impressions of the new Macs? We talk about that and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple is having an event on Tuesday, November 10. What is Apple up to? And Jason Cross has his review of the new iPad Air. That’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple started shipping the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12 Pro. We have the new phones, and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll talk about our experience with the phones. Do we like them? Hate them?
Apple revealed the HomePod mini last week. Could it be the most important product Apple ships this year? We’ll talk about the smart speaker and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The iPhone 12 is finally here! We talk about Apple’s new smartphone and its features, specifications, prices, and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple is having an online event next week. So in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we preview the event. We talk about we expect to see, what we won’t see, and more.
The new Apple Watch SE is here. Let’s talk about the new wearable and what it means for Apple’s watch lineup, Fitbit, and more.
iOS 14 became available last week. We talk about our experiences with five of the major features of the new iPhone operating system. That’s in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple held its Time Flies event and we have a lot to cover on this episode of the Macworld Podcast. We talk about the new Apple Watch Series 6, Apple Watch SE, the new iPads, Apple Fitness+, Apple One, and a lot more.
There’s an Apple event coming soon! Tuesday, September 15 is the big day, and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about our expectations for the event.
Summer is over, and fall is here. That also means the season of Apple product releases goes into high gear. We talk about what we expect to see from Apple on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple and Epic: Their fight is making headlines. What is all the hubub about? And what does it mean for you? We talk about this on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s protectionist policies prevent you from enjoying services such as Project xCloud. A ban on TikTok and WeChat could affect Apple’s bottom line. We talk about this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple announced iMac updates earlier this week. Should you buy an iMac when Apple silicon is on the horizon? There’s also a major change in Apple leadership that we talk about on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
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 respond to your thoughts on this topic.
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.
Apple released the public beta of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 last week. We talk about our experiences with the new operating systems on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Wrapping up our conversation about Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, we talk about watchOS 7, tvOS 14, the first ever Apple silicon Mac, and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast with Jason Cross, Roman Loyola, and David Price of Macworld U.K.
iOS and iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur, Apple’s big switch to ARM—and there’s a lot more from Apple’s WWDC20 keynote. We talk about the new announcements on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference starts on Monday, June 22. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about what could happen at the show.
The switch to Apple processors in Macs could be happening sooner than later. We may also finally see wholesale changes to the iMac. We talk about Apple's Mac plans and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
This episode of the Macworld Podcast is all about your hot takes. We respond to your thoughts on Apple TV+, the Apple/Google COVID-19 API, Apple’s rumored AR glasses, and more.
Apple AR glasses could be close to becoming a reality. Apple TV+ could be expanding its library of content. And iOS 13.5 is here. We talk about this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Is Apple expanding its AirPods lineup? Should you be concerned about the recently revealed Thunderbolt security flaw? And what could we see when the iPhone 12 is released this fall? We talk about this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple has a new laptop. What’s great about it? Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is coming soon. How did Apple do in its most recent financial quarter? We talk about this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we take a deep dive into the iPhone SE. Who should buy Apple’s new phone, and why?
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes. This is a special edition of the show, where we feature your comments from the Macworld social media feeds. We respond to your thoughts on Apple’s iPhones, headphone jacks, headline typos, and more.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it's all about listener hot takes. We respond to your thoughts from the Macworld Facebook and Twitter feeds.
What’s up with the iPhone SE? What’s up with the iPhone 12? What’s up with the 13-inch MacBook Pro? This and more on the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s new MacBook Air is here. We put it through its paces, and we talk about Apple's latest laptop on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple may have released a new MacBook Air and iPad Pro, but they’re still missing features that we want.
We talk about what we’ll see in the new iPad Pro, MacBook Air, Mac mini, and more.
A new Home screen! New AR and fitness apps! New optical character recognition for Apple Pencil! And that’s just the start!
What is the effect of the coronavirus on Apple? Will that stop Apple from making new mini-LED based products? And is an iPad with trackpad support a bad idea? All this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Some big changes are coming to the Mac hardware. And let’s admit it: You know you’re excited about the rumors of a new iPod touch. Plus, iPhones, bad guys, and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The coronavirus hits Apple, but rumor has it that it won’t stop the iPhone SE 2 from appearing. Plus, an iPadOS 14 wish list, your hot takes, and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Samsung announces a new foldable phone, along with updated Galaxy Buds and new phones. Does it mean anything for Apple? Also, we chat about iOS 13.4, the iPhone SE 2, and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple updates Apple Maps. Could we actually see a foldable iPhone in the future? GeForce Now gives Mac gaming a boost. All this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
What do we want to see in iOS 14? The iPad turned ten this week. How much money did Apple make this past quarter? All this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
When will the 5G iPhone launch? Speaking of launches, do you remember the very first iPhone launch? All this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Will the iPad Pro get a three-lens camera? We’ll talk about it, plus iPhone rumors, the Apple TV+ and the Golden Globes, and your hot takes.
It was a big year for Apple. We talk about the major events for the company in 2019, and what the future holds.
Let’s talk about Apple’s new Mac. Plus, iPhone rumors, the Golden Globes, and your hot takes. All this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We’re got iPhone rumors, iPad rumors, and MacBook Pro rumors. All this and more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes. We respond to your thoughts on Apple’s MacBooks, the iPhone, and more.
We have the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, so we’ll talk about our impressions of the new laptop. Plus, we’ll respond to your hot takes and a lot more on this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple TV+ is here! The Macworld staff talks about their experience with the video streaming service, share their thoughts on the shows, and more.
Apple TV+ is almost here! The misadventures of Apple’s OS updates! That and more are in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We’re talking rumors, rumors, and more rumors! Find out what we could see in the next iPhone and Mac--and could Apple come out with its own AR headset? It’s all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, it’s all about your hot takes. We’ll respond to your thoughts on macOS Catalina, iOS 13, Apple’s AirPods, and more.
2020 could be a very interesting year for Apple and its users. The next major update to the Mac operating system is finally here. Plus, your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
What’s to like about the Apple Watch Series 5 and the new iPad? Stay tuned and we’ll tell you! Plus, your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We have the new iPhone 11, so we’ll talk about our experiences and impressions. Plus, your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The early reviews of the iPhone 11 are out; are Apple’s new phones winners? Apple Arcade is here. Plus, your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
It was a big day for Apple this past Tuesday. We talk about the event itself, the new iPhones, Apple Arcade and Apple TV+, the new Apple Watch, and a lot, lot more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s big event is next week—let’s talk about it! Is sleep tracking coming to the Apple Watch? Plus, your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple’s OS updates are coming soon. What should we expect? Apple is making improvements to Siri (finally). And your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
The Apple Card is ready for you, but are you ready for the Apple Card? Apple Arcade pricing and availability revealed! And your hot takes! That and more are all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Got an Apple Card? Then don’t lose your iPhone. Will the iPhone go pro? Will the iPad Pro get a three-lens camera? And if it does, why? And your hot takes! That's all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Does Touch ID have a future in the iPhone? Does 5G have a future in the MacBook? And your hot takes! That's all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
Apple announced its third-quarter 2019 financial results—and it looks like they’re a trillion-dollar company again. The Apple Card is coming to a wallet near you. And your hot takes! That's all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
What could we see in the new iPhones next year? Will there also be new MacBooks? Plus, your hot takes and more, all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We did a special edition of the show where we feature your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds. The hot takes are your reactions to Macworld stories and other happenings in the world of Apple. We share what you wrote, and we offer our thoughts.
Major changes to Apple’s MacBook lineup! Has Zoom made your Mac vulnerable to hackers? What will Apple be like without Jony Ive? That's all in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about our experience with the public betas of iOS 13, iPadOS 13 and macOS Catalina. We also talk about iPhone rumors, MacBook Pro rumors, and more.
iPhone rumors—for 2020! Fresh new OS betas! Will your Aspyr games work in the future! And your hot takes! The Macworld Staff talks about all this and more on the show.
Now that the dust has settled in the wake of WWDC, the Macworld staff talks about which of last week’s announcements will leave the biggest impact on ordinary users. We also discuss E3 and various Apple-related news items, along with your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
This show is all about WWDC 2019. There's a new Mac Pro, a new pro display, and new versions of iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS. There's a lot to talk about!
The Macworld staff talks about the new iPod touch and previews Apple's WWDC19 by talking about what could happen with iOS, the iPhone, and the iPad. Plus, a two-minute tip and your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
We talk about the new MacBook Pros, WWDC 2019, how to customize your Apple Watch workout displays, and your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
We’re doing a special edition of the show where we feature your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds. The hot takes are your reactions to Macworld stories and other happenings in the world of Apple. We talk about: • Apple should bring back the iPhone SE • Apple TV on Samsung TVs • Beats Powerbeats Pro v. Apple AirPods • Google I/O and its new privacy announcements • Tim Cook’s existential failure
The latest rumors about iOS 13 and Apple Watch. Google is having its developers conference; is there anything of interest for Apple users? Plus, we have an iPhone tip, and we wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
We talk about Apple's recent financials and Apple's battle with parental control apps. Our Two-minute tips shows how to preserve video quality when sharing videos between iPhones and Android phones. We wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
We talk about WWDC19 rumors, and more. What does the future have in store for macOS? We’ll talk about that in our feature discussion. Plus, we show how to find Apple Pay locations in Apple Maps, and we’ll wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds.
We talk about the Apple and Qualcomm court settlement and what it means for the iPhone, iOS 13 rumors, Disney+, and more. What companies should Apple buy? We talk about that in our feature discussion. Plus, we have an iPhone two-minute tip, and we wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld Twitter and Facebook feeds.
In the latest episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll talk about some of the major recent Apple headlines, including the end of AirPower. We reviewed the new iPad Air and iPad mini, which we'll talk about in our feature discussion. Plus, our two-minute tip, and we’ll wrap up the show with your hot takes from the Macworld Twitter and Facebook feeds.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we cover Google’s Stadia service, the release of iOS 12.2, and the latest developments in Qualcomm’s fight with Apple. For our feature discussion, we pick apart the services revealed at Apple’s “It’s show time” event on March 25: Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Arcade, and the Apple Card.
In the latest episode of the Macworld Podcast, we cover the news about WWDC19 and Apple’s new iPads, iMacs, and AirPods. Our feature discussion will cover the Spotify and Apple Music fracas. In our two-minute tip, learn how to add other people’s fingerprints to Touch ID, and we also go over audience hot takes.
The big news this week is that Apple has invited members of the media to an event on March 25. What will Apple unveil? The Macworld staff also talks about things Apple could (and should) fix immediately, and we respond to audience hot takes. This is episode 643 of the Macworld Podcast with Jason Cross, Leif Johnson, and Roman Loyola.
In our featured discussion on the Macworld Podcast, the staff talks about 5G on the iPhone: What is it? When is it coming? Will Apple be late to the 5G party? When should you really start to care about it? We also talk about the new USB4 spec, Apple's Shot on iPhone Challenge, and sleep tracking on the Apple Watch. And don't miss the Two-minute Tip for the Apple Watch, and hot takes from Macworld readers.
We talk about analyst Ming Chi-Kuo and his predictions for the Mac, iPhone, Apple Watch, and more. We also talk about Samsung’s announcements today. Plus, we listen to your comments and questions.
What will happen next year? Let’s talk about predictions for Apple and technology in 2019. Plus, we discuss your comments and questions.
In the 639th episode of the Macworld podcast, we discuss the upcoming departure of Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts and what it means for the future of the Apple Store. In addition, we discuss changes in the latest iOS 12.2 beta and whether Apple's upcoming media services can put the company back over the $1 trillion valuation mark.
The FaceTime bug, Apple’s Q1 2019 financial results, iOS and macOS Public Betas, Apple’s gaming service, and your comments and questions
Lots of rumors about upcoming Apple products; do any of them seem feasible? DxO did a comparison of phone selfie cameras, and the iPhone isn’t at the top. How can Apple imporve its Shortcuts app? Apple released iOS 12.1.3 on Monday. We also respond to your comments and questions.
Apple replaced a lot of iPhone batteries last year. Should Apple switch to AMD processors? We also respond to your comments and questions.
Apple adjusts its earnings forecast for Q2 2019. The Consumer Electronics Show is full of TVs with AirPlay 2 support. HomeKit is being used by more and more products. We also respond to your comments and questions.
What will happen next year? Let’s talk about predictions for Apple and technology in 2019. Plus, we discuss your comments and questions.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, the staff discusses the removal of “Infinity Blade” from the App Store and what that means for app preservation. Leif and Jason also discussed The New York Times’ report on location tracking in apps and closed with a chat about the best Apple holiday gift ideas. Plus, your comments and questions.
On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, the staff reacts to hot takes from the Macworld audience. Topics: Apple after Tim Cook The last good MacBook Apple’s design choices Foldable smartphones.
What does Apple’s Supreme Court case mean to its customers? Apple has a new trade-in program to entice you to buy a new iPhone. Apple’s market cap is going up and down. Plus, your comments and question
Leif has spent time with the new iPad Pro, what’s up with 5g in the next iPhone, and Apple announces a couple of service programs. Plus, audience comments and questions.
We recently reviewed the iPhone XR, MacBook Air, and Mac mini. Apple’s stock price has taken a hit; what does that mean for the company? Plus, audience comments and questions.
The Macworld staff talks about the announcements Apple made at its Tuesday event. We also respond to your comments and questions.
The iPhone XR is available for pre-orders and the first reviews have hit the web. Apple says a fix is coming for portrait photos. What do we think will happen at the Apple event on October 30? Plus your comments and questions.
Adobe announced that Photoshop CC is coming to the iPad. Macworld readers send us their hot takes and we respond, We also take your comments and questions.
Apple has made several strong denials about any possibility that the Chinese has hacked the company’s servers. More iPad Pro rumors surface, and Google released some new products. We also respond to your comments and questions.
We'll talk about the various reports of different iPhone XS problems. iOS 12.1 is coming soon; what should we expect? We also respond to your comments and questions.
What do we think about Apple’s new phones so far? And we take your comments and questions.
Our favorite iOS 12 features, iPhone Xs ordering and reviews, and your comments and questions.
Talking about everything Apple revealed at its September 12 event, plus your comments and questions.
It’s official: Apple is having an event next week. What will we see from the company? We also respond to your comments and questions.
Thoughts on Apple’s upcoming A12 processor, what if Apple had an All Access plan, hot takes from the audience, and your comments and questions.
Bloomberg says a new Mac mini and MacBook are on its way. The iPhone rumor mill is picking up speed as September approaches. New Apple Watches could be on the way, too. Plus your comments and questions.
Will Apple release AR glasses and an Apple Car in the near future? Will the iPhone support Apple Pencil? What’s up with Group FaceTime? We’ll also talk about your comments and questions.
Is the iPhone overpriced? Does the MacBook Pro need more ports?
Apple’s monster Q3 2018 results, what’s new in iOS 12 and macOS Mojave, Leif’s weight-loss project using Apple Watch, and your comments and questions.
The 2018 MacBook Pro has had an eventful week. We’ll talk about the new laptop and its performance issues, along with your comments and questions.
There’s a lot to talk about in regards to Apple products. There are new MacBook Pro laptops, and there are plenty of rumors. Plus we take your comments and questions.
New iPhone colors? Apple Maps seems to be finally getting the attention it deserves. Have you been using the iOS 12 and macOS Mojave betas? We also talk about various other Apple news and feature your comments and questions.
Apple opened the public beta programs for iOS 12 and macOS Mojave. There are rumors about Apple’s new headphones. Apple will fix your broken butterfly keyboards. We also talk about various other Apple news and feature your comments and questions.
iOS 12 has new features to better support 911 calls. There are rumors about the screen technology for the next iPhone. What’s happening in the battle of the music streaming services? We also talk about various other Apple news and feature your comments and questions.
There’s another rumor that the new iPhone will have USB-C. Sonos has a new HomePod competitor. Some thoughts about last week’s WWDC. We also talk about various other Apple news and feature your comments and questions.
Apple had its big Worldwide Developers Conference keynote last Monday. What did you think about the announcements to iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS?
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference starts on Monday. What do we hope and expect to see? We also talk about various other Apple news and feature your comments and questions.
Where is iOS 11.4? There’s a movement for “sustainability in the App Store” for app developers. A new eGPU is on the market. We also feature your comments and questions.
iCloud is facing stiff competition from Google One. What features do you want to see in iOS 12? The Apple Store is 17 years old. We also feature your comments and questions.
Google is having its developers conference this week, and the company showed off new tech. Should Apple take notice? We also feature your comments and questions.
Apple announced record quarterly results. Rumor has it that an Apple VR/AR headset is coming. Apple steps away from the router business. We also feature your comments and questions.
Will Spotify’s new features keep Apple Music at bay? Which Apple product should the company put to rest? We also talk about various other Apple news and feature your comments and questions.
Apple could start its own subscription news service. What’s it like to use an external graphics card with a Mac? Could a cheaper HomePod be coming soon? What’s the deal with watchOS faces? We also feature your comments and questions
The Mac Pro is coming in 2019. Rumors of a three-lens camera system and other iPhone news. What’s it like for an adult to use Swift Playground to learn how to code? We also feature your comments and questions.
Macworld’s Leif Johnson has been using the new iPad for the past week. What does he think so far? Bloomberg says that Apple may use its own processors in Macs starting in 2020. Apple has released a beta of iOS 11.4. We also feature your comments and questions.
We take the wraps off of the new iPad on the show, and we talk about our thoughts on Tuesday’s Apple education event. We also feature your comments and questions.
What can we expect at Apple’s event on Tuesday, March 27? What does Apple’s MicroLED technology mean for the Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad? We also feature your comments and questions.
Apple announced the dates for its Worldwide Developers Conference. Can Fitbit compete with the Apple Watch? At SXSW, Apple’s Eddy Cue announced that the company acquired Texture. We also feature your comments and questions.
What would we’d like to see in iOS 12? Will there be a cheaper MacBook Air? Will Apple release new headphones? Is iTunes LP on its way out? We’ll cover these topics and well as your comments and questions.
A few new smartphones have been introduced, and some of them look remarkably like the iPhone X. Apple is going to provide its own healthcare to its employees. Apple is also creating several new TV shows for the Apple TV. We also feature your comments and questions.
The iPad rumor mill is starting to churn out some new ones. Apple fixes the Telugu bug. Fast Company declares Apple the most innovative company. We also feature your comments and questions.
We’ve had the HomePod for a few days. What do we think? There’s more news about iOS 12. We also feature your comments and questions.
The first round of HomePod reviews are out. Developers are leaving the Apple Watch. The beta of iOS 11.3 with Battery Health settings will be released soon. We also feature your comments and questions.
Details about iOS 12 have leaked, while Apple released the iOS 11.3 beta. Apple could release new Macs with its T co-processor later this year. We also feature your comments and questions.
Apple’s HomePod goes on sale this Friday. Are you buying one? The latest iPhone rumors have created confusion about the future of the iPhone X. Apple provides a sneak peek into new features coming to iOS. We also feature your comments and questions.
How do the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities affect Apple users? Is iPhone addition a problem? And does the recent Consumer Electronics Show mean anything for Apple? We also feature your comments and questions.
Apple comes clean about CPU slowdowns and offers a killer battery replacement deal. Also, why Apple won’t buy Netflix, and our troubles with Face ID.
Apple’s most power and most expensive Mac is the iMac Pro. Why would Apple want Shazam? Plus, thought about the end of the year and the one coming up.
Amazon Prime Video is finally on the Apple TV and tvOS 11.2 has new features. iOS 11.2 was released with a bug fix and Apple Pay Cash. We also feature your comments and questions.
According to a recent report, Apple sold 6 million iPhone X units over Black Friday weekend—and it wasn't even at a sale price! Plus, we talk about the latest High Sierra bug, what's next for Face ID, and more.
The biggest shopping day of the year is upon us. We also feature your comments and questions.
How does the iPhone X stack up against the Galaxy Note 8, the Google Pixel 2 XL, and the LG V30? And what should we expect from Apple before the end of the year?
We’ve had a few days with the iPhone X, so we’re going to talk about our experiences. We also feature your comments and questions.
Did you order your iPhone X? How did it go? The first iPhone X reviews are out; we talk about what the reviewers are experiencing. Apple updated iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. And we also feature your comments and question.
The iPhone X goes on sale in the wee hours of the morning of Friday, October 27. Are you ready? Also, this show features your comments and questions.
We address some security concerns this week, from Face ID to the KRACK Wi-Fi exploit. Should you be worried? Also, making the switch from iPhone to Android has a bit of a learning curve.
Apple released a beta of iOS 11.1 and it has a few new interesting features. It’s time to start up the iPad rumor mill. And you can replace iTunes 12.7 with iTunes 12.6.3, which lets you access the iOS app store.
Macworld’s Leah Yamshon has a full review of the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, but there’s more iPhone news to talk about. There’s a fix for the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE. And Google held an event on Wednesday—what does it mean for Apple?
We’re currently reviewing the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, Apple Watch Series 3, and Apple TV 4K. The Macworld staff talks about their early impressions and answer questions from the audience.
iOS 11 is here with a new Control Center, new video and photo formats, a new look, and more. The iPhone 8 is now available for pre-order and should ship by the end of this week. And the early reviews on the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE are out.
The iPhone X was Tuesday’s event headliner, but Apple had plenty of other news and announcements to share. We talk about iPhone 8 Apple Watch Series 3, Apple TV 4K, and more in the Macworld Podcast.
The Macworld staff makes their predictions on what will happen at the iPhone event next week.
The Macworld staff talks about a potential Apple event on September 12 that showcases the new iPhone, how the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could influence future iPhones, and Apple’s foray into 4K video with the Apple TV.
The Macworld staff talks about reported iPhone 8 features, Apple’s video tutorials that give a peek as to how new features work in iOS 11, and Apple’s attempts to make a self-driving car.
The Macworld staff talks about the latest Apple Watch rumors, iOS 11's redesign, and Apple’s billion-dollar play against Netflix and HBO. Plus, find out how much Google pays Apple to remain the default search engine on your iPhone.
The Macworld staff talks about the latest iPhone rumors, Apple’s Q3 2017 financials, and Apple’s strategy for original programming on Apple Music.
The Macworld staff talks about what we may see in the new iPhones, reminisce about the iPod shuffle and iPod nano, and how Apple’s new campus may lead to the downfall of the company (not really).
After a brief hiatus, the Macworld Podcast is back! The Macworld staff talks about the new Apple ad starring Dwayne Johnson, the security patch in the iOS 10.3.3 update, and how high is too high when it comes to iPhone 8 pricing.
Roman and Glenn reminisce over the iPhone's introduction 10 years ago, and discuss Roman's review of the new iMac. We also advise not installing iOS 11's public beta quite yet—for most people—and look at Virgin Mobile's iPhone-only plan, as well as go googly eyes over augmented reality examples with ARKit. Finally, we're heading out on hiatus for retooling, and Glenn says, "Thank you, everyone, and see you on the interwebs!"
A potpourri of news this week, from Tim Cook urging that schools teach coding to every student, Scott Forstall's interview about the creation of the iPhone, and new iOS 11 features, including object recognition and augmented reality (AR), that will bump up camera and other third-party apps' capabilities. Roman also critiques the new MacBook Pro models, which have a lot to offer.
Apple confirms its working on autonomous automobiles, but is it making a car or a component? Roman and Glenn discuss Apple's new podcast analytics, and then go through the large number of improvements scheduled for iOS 11, announced last week at WWDC. It's going to feel like a very different system—for the better.
Apple unloaded a pile of information at its WWDC keynote this week: the long-awaited and awkwardly named HomePod, a new iPad Pro model, upgraded Mac laptops and iMacs, and details about three of its four OSes—tvOS didn't get much love. Roman and Glenn focus on the bigger picture of this packed keynote and go in depth on the HomePod, as well as a brief discussion of Macs and macOS. Next week, we dig into the iPad Pro and iOS, and everything else learned at WWDC.
Apple has four OSes and we should hear about them all at the Worldwide Developers Conference starting next week. Roman and Glenn preview their fervent wishes, especially about the underdeveloped Apple TV and tvOS. They also talk about the Galaxy S8 camera compared to the iPhone 7s, Google Photos versus iCloud Photo Library, and how Thunderbolt 3 won the interface war.
Could a non-invasive wearable blood-glucose monitor that links to an Apple Watch help change people's lives and lead to better avoidance of diabetes onset? Roman and Glenn discuss this, along with the potential of new laptops at WWDC, Today at Apple, and the odd introduction of an Android switcher campaign when new phones are just a few months away.
Apple invests $200 million into Corning for advanced glass manufacture in the U.S., WannaCrypt hit Windows users (but also could affect Macs with Boot Camp or virtual machines), and Siri gets crowded by Alexa and Google Assistant. Susie and Glenn talk that plus research showing an Apple Watch can detect irregular heartbeats 97 percent as well as dedicated medical equipment.
Apple could spend a billion dollars on break room snacks and not feel a pinch, but the company is instead digging deep to seed an investment fund for advanced U.S. manufacturing. Which is pretty tasty too.
Glenn and Susie discuss how a focus on improving Siri could benefit all of Apple's platforms, and help them blend together better too.
Uber got in some hot water with Apple, but it was all handled behind the scenes, while Glenn thinks that users should have been alerted.
We're going to be sick of the next iPhone before it's even formally announced, aren't we? Well, there's always the parlor game of trying to figure out how the Mac Pro lost its way. Join us, won't you?
If preferring the new iPad to the iPad Pro makes Susie an amateur, she can live with that.
If you're a Mac pro who needs a Mac Pro, Apple has good news and bad news.
Apple releases iOS 10.3, a major and minor release, which adds a lot of little features, and macOS 10.12.4, which brings Night Shift to the Mac. Glenn Fleishman and Leah Yamshon talk about new features, follow-up security and conflict minerals stories, and explain how an iCloud breach is almost certainly not that on this week’s episode.
Apple announced a new, cheaper iPad, as well as a red iPhone 7 and more. That Clips app sounds cool too, like a crossover between Vine and Snapchat.
A great article by David Pogue has us thinking about accessibility, and the iPad rumors won't quit.
WikiLeaks says that the CIA can crack pretty much anything, and that's not the only security-related story to talk about.
Look, getting rid of Lightning for USB-C in the next iPhone just makes sense, even though the timing is awkward. And Glenn knows an astonishing amount of useful information about surge protectors.
Apple's developers conference is moving back to San Jose, but before that happens, we might see a March event with new iPads and even a red iPhone.
Tim Cook can't stop hinting about AR, and Susie's theory is that he's really talking about Project Titan.
We did extensive testing on the new MacBook Pro's so-called battery problems and discuss what you should do when a battery goes bad.
Tim Cook reminded Apple employees as well as the Trump administration that the company wouldn't exist without immigration.
After a security-focused podcast last week, we turn to...more security stories, like the so-called backdoor in WhatsApp and how to keep those communications safe.
You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone in the world with an electronic device right now who isn't concerned about a combination of criminal, troll, and overreaching government trying to crack their security and vacuum up their data. For some practical advice, host Glenn Fleishman is joined by Jonathan Zdziarski, an iPhone forensics expert with extensive experience working with law enforcement, who is also the developer of the file-access-monitoring app, Little Flocker.
Susie and Glenn reminisce about the very first iPhone, geek out over new iPad rumors, and revisit the weirdest Consumer Reports review ever.
It's 2017, and we're happy to be alive...but. Troubling news abounds with weird MacBook Pro battery tests, underwhelming Apple Watch rumors, and a lot of concern over whether Apple's losing its touch.
The AirPods work like a charm, but unfortunately, highlight the divide between first- and third-party apps. Tim Cook says Apple still loves the Mac but a Bloomberg report tells another story. And Apple owns the smartwatch category, but is it enough of a category?
AirPods are finally out, Apple is pulling the battery-remaining estimate from macOS 10.12.2, the new emoji are uncannily beautiful, and the I'm a Mac ads are 10 years old.
A convenience store where you just walk in and take things sounds pretty futuristic and cool—unless you're already sick of being watched the entire time you shop.
A grab-bag of topics this week includes President-elect Trump's wish for Apple to build iPhones in the U.S.—and how Apple is responding so far.
Rumor has it, Apple is getting out of the router game—for good, or just in preparation for a video streamer slash router slash home hub?
Apple's new design book annoyed us greatly, and so has Apple's attitude lately. But Susie's still really into the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar.
Susie's a little underwhelmed by the Escape Edition of the MacBook Pro, but more bullish on the Touch Bar. Glenn warns that USB-C isn't as simple as it seems, and wonders about the next big Mac innovation.
This week, Glenn and Susie discuss their hopes and dreams for the new TV app coming to the Apple TV and iOS this December, plus more thoughts on the new MacBook Pros.
Glenn and Roman talk about the MacBook Pro--is it enough to satisfy professional Mac users, former MacBook Air owners, and most importantly, you?
Reports that Apple is refocusing Project Titan on software rather than a car have us wondering. Maybe the key to everything is AI and augmented reality.
While we wait forever for new Macs, Apple is headed to the Supreme Court. The FBI needs to crack more iPhones, but at least none of them have caught on fire yet, unlike some other phones we could mention.
Glenn and Kirk talk about iTunes and Apple Music, then Glenn and Susie heap praise upon the iPhone 7 Plus and its dual-lens wonder camera.
The iPhone 7 Plus is charming Glenn and Susie, but they have some issues with how Photos treats all the beautiful images the phone's dual camera setup takes.
macOS Sierra has hit the scene, so Glenn and Susie take a break from talking about the iPhone and iOS 10 for an hour to talk about it.
iOS 10 is out and it's spectacular. But the iPhone Upgrade Program isn't proving to be so great for people who actually want to upgrade their iPhones.
Apple unleashed details about the Series 2 Watch, the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, iOS 10 and watchOS 3’s shipping date, and…iWork real-time collaboration. John Moltz joins Glenn Fleishman to discuss.
As we prepare for the launch of the next iPhone and Apple Watch, Apple has run into some tax trouble in Ireland.
What is an iPhone but an iPod, a phone, and an internet communicator--with a place to plug in wired headphones?!
Glenn and Susie chat about the next iPhone, and the new rumor of a third size for the iPad Pro.
Glenn and Susie talk about the end of free Hulu, Apple's next steps for the Apple TV, and why we have a public beta of iOS.
Susie and Glenn are joined by Jean MacDonald and Grey Osten of App Camp for Girls, who discuss their project, their curriculum, and the importance of snacks.
Glenn and Susie discuss most promising Apple Car rumor yet, how the Apple Watch helped save our friend's life, how to protect yourself from ransomware, and more.
Apple Music, iCloud Music Library, and iTunes Match just got slightly less confusing! Hooray! Elsewhere, Pokémon Go can't stop, Swift Playgrounds rocks, and everything got updated.
Glenn and Susie talk about the iOS 10 beta, macOS Sierra beta, new Mac malware, and whaaaaat is the deal with Pokémon Go.
Susie and Caitlin have a lot of feelings about the loss of Paper, which has been like rocks and scissors to our souls.
What's up with the headphone jack obsession with the upcoming iPhone 7 models? Also: iPhone 7 rumors, the end of Apple's sales of the Thunderbolt Display, whether new AirPort base stations are coming, and more.
We're back for more followup from Apple's WWDC keynote and all the cool software that will come out in the next few months.
Glenn and Susie are joined by Macworld Staff Writer Caitlin McGarry to unpack all of Apple's WWDC 2016 keynote announcements. Or most of them, anyway!
Glenn and Susie handicap the WWDC rumors, hope for some fun surprises, and praise the Apple TV for coming so far since launch.
It's a smorgasbord of topics as we head into WWDC, from ticks and tocks to crowdfunding to cancer rats. But the thing we're most excited about is the rumored demise of the 16GB iPhone.
Google I/O is over, and WWDC is about to happen—it's the perfect time to compare Google's approach to Apple's, and wonder what will happen if we move from a mobile-first world to an AI-first one.
Glenn and Susie are joined by The iTunes Guy, Kirk McElhearn, for a rousing discussion on why iTunes gives us so much trouble, as well as whether Apple Pay really is faster than those poky chip-and-sign readers.
Apple Music doesn't just delete files willy-nilly, but it's way too easy to delete them by mistake—and if Connect goes away, will anyone notice?
While Susie Ochs is off on assignment in the fens around Boston, regular host Glenn Fleishman is joined by frequent Macworld contributor John Moltz, who also writes at his Web site, Very Nice Web Site, and co-hosts The Rebound tech podcast and [Turning This Car Around dadcast. Glenn and John talk about the last week's reception to Apple's earnings, walk through Tim Cook's appearance on Jim Cramer's show, and explain that the company is doomed. Doomed, we tells ya! Or, more accurately, how Apple is navigating the aftermath of one great year while growth tapers and the Chinese economy shudders. John has an iPhone SE and he loves it. Courts can order you to unlock your phone with your fingerprint, so perhaps you need to re-consider Touch ID. And Dish Networks will come to your house and fix your iPhone—you might even want this!
Glenn and Susie discuss Macworld's review of the new MacBook, people dissing the Apple Watch on its anniversary, the missing iPhone SE, and if Apple's services can save it.
Well, "newish" MacBooks anyway. They still only have one port, and it's USB-C, not Thunderbolt 3. But the battery life is improved, the chipset is faster, and Glenn is still satisfied with his first-gen MacBook after a year of heavy use.
As Glenn and Susie were recording this week, the news broke that TextExpander was responding to feedback by lowering the subscription price for existing users. Unfortunately, that's not our only problem with the service.
This week, Glenn interviews three people in vastly different professions who have brought the 12-inch iPad Pro into their work lives in a big way.
Sorry for the delay on getting this podcast to you. Glenn and Susie have a lot to say, and a few things cropped up at the last minute. Anyway, here we go.
What. Just. Happened. Security expert Jonathan Zdziarski helps us unpack the FBI's sudden 180 in the San Bernardino case. How did they get into the phone? Will they tell Apple? Is this even over? Oh, and Susie got the iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro too.
The Macworld podcast celebrates its 500th episode! 11 years ago, this podcast started humbly as an experiment by a Macworld intern turned staffer recorded partly in a conference room with a nerdy guest.
Aside from our regular discussion of the FBI kerfuffle and this week's side trip to Austin for SXSW Interactive, we wonder about how the rumored 4-inch iPhone will fit into Apple's world.
Nothing, it's not a real thing. Really.
Glenn and Susie are back on the FBI's case, discussing the All Writs Act, whether software is speech, and more. Plus, we have big hopes for the smaller iPhone SE.
Glenn and Susie are joined by Rich Mogull, and everyone is angry.
Don't set your iPhone to before 1970, don't update your Creative Cloud, and don't expect Apple executives to openly admit iTunes is awful.
Humans need more than a two-digit number when their iPhones go completely dead.
To some people, it doesn't matter how many millions of something Apple can sell, or how happy the customers are with them. It's only growth, and that's too bad, because it seems like Apple is working on some great stuff.
Security researcher Rich Mogull joins us to talk about security when traveling to countries where you might have a very good reason to be paranoid.
Donald Trump's fiat economy plan to make Apple produce its hardware in America, the New York Senate's desire to criminalize a lack of back doors in smartphones, and the return (or continued existence) of Gatekeeper exploits. Leah and Glenn also talk about VLC, a universal format player, for Apple TV; their continued irritation at some Apple TV features; and Netflix's plan to block more comprehensively subscribers outside the U.S. who aren't using their new 190-nation plan.
It's a grab-bag week of topics, from where we read news on our phones to how CES provides a glimpse into Apple's future products.
Magnets? How do they work? Also, the latest security-reporting follies, more Apple TV thoughts, and bringing civility to commenting.
It's our last podcast of 2015, and we've got some Festivus grievances to air, as well as a few requests for the year to come.
Apple Music meets its #squadgoals, MacKeeper is hacked, and we gush about an app every TV and movie junkie must have.
Holiday shopping can be stressful, but we've got great gift ideas and some helpful tips too.
Back in the day, AT&T insisted that every iPhone user have an unlimited data plan. My, how the tides have changed. Glenn and Susie discuss the coming rate hike and the rest of the week's news.
It's almost Thanksgiving, and Glenn and Susie give some helpful advice for offering tech support to your relatives.
Susie is joined by Dan Benjamin to talk about their first experiences with the iPad Pro.
Apple's expensive mega-tablet needs to find its niche.
Glenn and Susie both have Apple TVs and plenty to say about them.
Apple is taking orders for the Apple TV, and Susie and Glenn can't wait--especially now that Glenn has gigabit fiber.
This week we have a grab bag of topics, from Apple's new Magic accessories (or "meh-gic" if you're unimpressed) to updated iWork and Yahoo Mail ditching passwords.
Laugh all you want, but buying an iPhone this year is so much harder than it used to be. Dan Frakes from the Wirecutter stops by to share his insight. We also discuss the new movie Steve Jobs with Macworld staff writers Caitlin McGarry and Oscar Raymundo.
Glenn sold his Apple Watch, and Susie bought a new iPhone. Time to talk about what a weird process that's becoming. Elsewhere, Amazon and Microsoft mess up, and content blocking gets messy.
Jason Snell, proprietor of Six Colors, joins Glenn this week to talk about the release of El Capitan and the two new iPhones, all of which Jason tested over a very, very busy couple of weeks and published reviews of earlier this week.
Glenn and Susie are joined by Macworld columnist Lisa Schmeiser for a discussion about parenting young kids in the age of social media and omnipresent screens.
Glenn and Susie are joined by Brianna Wu of Giant Spacekat, who gives us some real talk about developing games for the next Apple TV. Elsewhere, we talk iOS 9 and the new iPhone 6s.
Glenn and Susie talk about the upcoming Apple event, and how bananas it is that Android Wear watches work with iPhones now--in fact, they even do a couple things better than the Apple Watch.
Glenn is testing a few content blockers for iOS 9, and even at this early stage they make a huge difference. In other news, the Apple Car seems awfully real, Tim Cook emails Jim Cramer, and Google gets into the router game.
Susie and Glenn unpack all the Apple TV rumor bombs dropped by 9to5Mac. And yes, The Simpsons are mentioned.
Lots of follow-up and little news tidbits this week. Our malware woes seem weak compared to what Android users are facing. CurrentC is losing its exclusivity before it even launches. And we're getting excited about new iPhones and iPads coming soon!
Apple Music is new and cool, but combining it with your own collection can lead to weirdness and frustration. Elsewhere, serious security flaws that shouldn't freak you out too much, and Apple says MVN-no.
Apple had an amazing quarter, except those pesky iPad sales. CurrentC might be coming soon, but Apple Pay already has it beat. And can Tim Cook throw shade or what?
Susie's cold is finally gone, Apple put out a sweet new iPod touch (that may or may not hold clues to the next low-end iPhone), and Glenn used apps to turn his rental car into KITT from Knight Rider. Good times.
Jason Snell joins Susie and Glenn to discuss the public betas of OS X 10.11 El Capitan and iOS 9. Beta-riffic!
The Hacking Team got hacked. Safari may or may not be the new Internet Explorer. Not all music can play over all speakers. It's been a strange week.
Glenn helps Susie feel safer with his copious knowledge of OS X security. Susie helps Glenn figure out Apple Music. That's what friends are for.
El Capitan isn't just an awesome name. It'll have much-needed performance improvements, plus some new features that sound small but could make a big difference in the quality of your digital life. We can't wait to put it on the Macs Apple absolutely shouldn't stop making.
What's the news about Apple's News app? Glenn is joined by Jason Snell of Six Colors, and Tom Standage of the Economist to unpack what Apple's push into the news business means for publishers and readers alike.
In an effort to discuss the WWDC keynote for *even longer than the actual keynote*, we tackle iOS 9 and watchOS 2 this week. Next week, the News app, El Capitan, and if we can get to it, Apple Music.
Greenbot's Florence Ion joins Glenn and Susie to discuss Google's developer conference, and what we'd like to see Apple draw on as, uh, inspiration.
Jony Ive has a new job title. Apple may make light versions of iOS 9 for older iPhones and iPads. And Glenn and Susie are all for the democratization of product reviews.
Glenn and Susie are joined by Roman Loyola and Caitlin McGarry to talk about those apps that deliver all kinds of goods and services to your door. Are they lifesavers, or are they ruining everything?
Glenn and Susie have grown accustomed to (and happy with!) the new single-port MacBook, but we have a few gripes about early Apple Watch apps. We also examine if it's smart to put beta versions of iOS and OS X on your everyday machines.
Glenn, Susie, and Caitlin all have Apple Watches...and plenty of opinions about them.
Glenn and Susie talk about the Apple Watch's weird launch, and iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens drops by to discuss ripping one apart at the seams.
Glenn and Susie are joined by special guests Joe Kissell and Jeff Carlson to talk about Photos for OS X, iCloud Photo Library, and how it fits into our post-iPhoto-and-Aperture lives.
Caitlin and Leah got to try on everything, including their beloved rose gold Apple Watch Edition, and share their (quite different) experiences. Susie and Glenn just wanted to buy a MacBook on "ship" day, hrrmph.
Apple Watch preorders start this week. The new MacBook will ship. All at the same time as a little movie called Star Wars finally hits iTunes.
Glenn and Susie are joined by Leah Yamshon and Jeff Carlson to discuss the latest (and Apple-approved) biography of Apple's founder, Becoming Steve Jobs.
Glenn and Susie, dedicated cord-cutters both, discuss what they'd like in a new Apple TV, both the hardware and the rumored streaming service. Plus we dip into Nintendo's move to mobile and what's up with iOS 8.3.
Glenn, Susie, and Macworld Editor-in-Chief Jon Phillips really hope the Apple Watch experience is nothing like using the Galaxy Gear. We also discuss the rumored Apple TV streaming service, and that darn USB-C port again.
Susie reports back from the March 9 Apple event, and she and Glenn geek out over the new MacBook...oh, and some shiny gold arm candy too.
This week, Susie and Glenn are watching and waiting for the Apple Watch, and discuss what Apple needs to reveal at Monday's special event. In the week since we last talked mobile payments, two new players emerged at Mobile World Congress—the creatively monikered Android Pay and Samsung Pay. Let us know what you think of this week's podcast!
Glenn Fleishman takes the hosting chair, joining Susie Ochs to discuss hard drives' potential to spread malware, why more Google Wallet usage is good for Apple Pay, and the rainbow of emoji people.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs talk Apple's Photos beta, iOS 9 as the "Snow Leopard" of Apple's mobile platform, updated MacBook Airs, and iOS 8.3 beta.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss Apple's quarterly results, gold Apple Watches and the retail experience, piracy, the value of smart thermostats, and rancid perms-cookies.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss the stories of the week including acquisitions ain't for the weak, loads of China iPhone sales, Free on iTunes launch, and ProTools free.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss the passing of Google Glass, a Mac user's experience buying a PC, a rumored Apple stylus, and more about net neutrality.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs wrap up Macworld's coverage of CES, talk the iPhone anniversary, Flickr, and OS X and iOS reliability.
Chris Breen chats with Susie Ochs, who is attending CES 2015. (Apologies for poor audio quality.)
Chris Breen, Susie Ochs, and Leah Yamshon suggest gifts that you might give to your favorite Apple enthusiast.
Chris Breen and Ben Long look at the state of the art in digital photography and recommend gifts for the camera lover in your life.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss the winners and losers of the early holiday shopping season, Chromebooks versus iPads, and offer a finger shake at Yahoo for its exploitation of Flickr images.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs give thanks for Apple's philanthropy, helpful user comments, and a whole lot of great apps.
Susie Ochs and Chris Breen discuss the week's news including Ewwwbur, Alpine's CarPlay head unit, FCC smackdown, and iOS and Yosemite updates.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss the news of the week including choosing sides in the net neutrality battle, free Office iOS apps, and iMessage purgatory.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss the week's news including impressions of the iMac with 5K Retina display, Apple Watch release rumors, who cares about Office 2015, and Tim Cook comes out.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss Apple Pay versus CVS, just how good the new iPads are, iTunes 12, and the decline of music purchases.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss Apple latest releases--the iPad Air 2, iPad mini 3, and iMac with Retina 5K display.
Chris Breen speaks with Paul Kent, master of Macworld/iWorld to talk about the show going on hiatus.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs talk the tech news of the week including a rumored Apple event, HP splitting (again), Facebook and the Like economy, and anticipating Yosemite features.
Chris Breen and Susie Ochs discuss the news of the week including distracted driving and Google Glass, not-so-bendable iPhones, Apple and privacy, and the smugglers index.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen get together one last time to talk the events of the week, including 10 million iPhones sold, iPhone 6 photography, iOS 8, and jailbreaking.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss the news of the week including huge iPhone 6 sales, favorite iOS 8 features, Tim takes control, and changes at Macworld.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen get together to discuss the Apple event that introduced the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple Pay, and the Apple Watch.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss two hot subjects of the day -- celebrity photo stalking and September 9th's Apple event.
Chris Breen is joined by two-Dans Frakes and Moren to discuss the news of the week including iPhone 5 batteries, Gruber's numbers, Facebook and clickbait, Surface 2 under water, and TiVo for cable cutters.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell discuss the news of the week including Apple and diversity, calling your mother, getting the joke, iPhone 6 rumor roundup, and an award for a touching Apple commercial.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen reunite to discuss the news of the week including talk of Apple's internal training program, App Store curation, and what is and (mostly) isn't terrible about Facebook Messenger.
Serenity Caldwell and special guest star Dan Frakes review the news of the week including OS X Yosemite, Apple's Beats music integration, and more.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen review the news of the week including Apple acquisitions, Bose versus Beats, more about Beats, and Apple envy.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell discuss the news of the week including iOS and iBM, real work on an iPad, too easy in-app purchases, and unlimited lit.
Macworld editor Dan Miller joins Chris Breen to discuss a reinvigorated (and downsized) Microsoft, iLife no more, and I-spy-with-my-little-eye, China!
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss the news of the week including stories of a false sense of security, the unsurprising thing about robots, and why fashion matters.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss the tech news of the week including Facebook's seeming disdain for privacy, Apple's Pride, Aperture hubbub, and iTunes U improvements.
Chris Breen is joined by Dans Frakes and Moren to talk about the ubiquity of Dropbox, the next Apple TV, and Lightning-struck headphones.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss news of the week including five iOS 8 features we want now, link bait from the New York Times, and Tesla and open patents.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss their top 10 features announced at WWDC '14.
Philip Michaels' Macworld Pundit Showdown returns with contestants Peter Cohen, Jim Dalrymple, John Moltz, and Roman Loyola.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell are joined by Macworld's Dan Miller to discuss WWDC 14's keynote presentation.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen discuss Apple's alleged home automation moves, hacked iCloud accounts in Oz, and kids and old computers.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell discuss the news of the week including corporate hook-ups, changes at Apple retail stores, and why iTunes updates can be problematic.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell talk the news of the week including larger iPhones, Apple's possible acquisition of Beats Music, Katie Cotton's departure, and more FCC shenanigans.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen return to discuss products sure to not appear at WWDC, bad bad broadband companies, and Apple retail store changes.
Dan Frakes joins Chris Breen to talk about the dilution of ComiXology, new MacBook Airs, the thing we once called Net Neutrality, and a hiring settlement.
Chris Breen and Dan Moren contemplate a refined Apple TV interface, tech we're uncomfortable with, and just how green Apple grows.
This week, Serenity Caldwell and Dan Moren round up the latest in Apple news, including Amazon buying Comixology, Dropbox’s announcements, the future of the iTunes Store, and aftermarket CarPlay units.
Serenity Caldwell and Dan Moren discuss the Apple news of the week including Apple v Samsung, exposed executive email, Fire TV, iWork updates, and the gem-like Monument Valley.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen return to talk Apple Goes to Court (again), Macworld/iWorld, Office on the iPad, and Yahoo throws more money around.
A panel of editors from Macworld field audience questions on a variety of topics and provide closing thoughts on this year's event. Recorded live on March 29, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Dan Frakes, Dan Miller, and Dan Moren talk about cool products they saw in the expo hall. Recorded live on March 29, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Roman Loyola presents the best products from Macworld/iWorld 2014, as selected by the editors of Macworld. Recorded live on March 28, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Chris Breen speaks with Adam Engst, Tonya Engst, and Joe Kissell of Take Control about the world of Digital Publishing. Recorded live on March 28, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Dan Moren speaks with Rogue Amoeba founder Paul Kafasis and writer John Moltz about the past, present, and future of Apple. Recorded live on March 28, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Philip Michaels hosts a quiz show filled with the latest Apple news in a battle of all-star panelists: Roberto Baldwin, Josh Centers, Andrew Laurence, and Susie Ochs. Recorded live on March 28, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Chris Breen speaks with Jeff Smith, CEO and co-founder of Smule. Recorded live on March 27, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Chris Breen speaks with members of the team from iFixit. Recorded live on March 27, 2014 at Macworld/iWorld 2014 in San Francisco, CA.
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen return to discuss the weeks news (and rumors). This week, Apple/Comcast sitting in a tree, 10 Google Glass Myths, and who can beat Ren's Threes score?
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell talk tech including Microsoft's turn to Apple, no Apple TV (we told you so), Mars invades, and Macworld/iWorld doings.
Jean MacDonald ends her career with Smile Software to devote her time to AppCamp4Girls, a non-profit program to bring girls and women into app development.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell talk over the week's news including Cook turns on climate change deniers, Apple TV hobby no more, and CarPlay.
Chris Breen and Serenity Caldwell talk over the Apple news of the week including SSL bug slain, other Apple "oops," Comcast cares, Threes strategy, and apps we like.
Dan Moren and Chris Breen talk the news of the week including Stupid Apple Rumors (Tesla Edition), terrible trolls, iPad and Office meetings, and bad news for the makers of Flappy Jacks.
Jason Snell, Dan Moren, and guest Greg Knauss talk about Greg's romance-themed iPhone app, the shocking revelation that Apple will release new products, iPhone games Flappy Bird and Threes, tech words we hate, and staying organized.
Robyn Miller, co-creator of the legendary Myst and Riven games (and now creator of the film "The Immortal Augustus Gladstone"), joins host Chris Breen to talk about making games, music, and movies.
What was your first Mac? Our editors and contributors answer that very question on this week's podcast.
Host Chris Breen is joined by vice president and general manager of Macworld/iWorld , Paul Kent, to discuss the upcoming show.
Senior contributor Kirk McElhearn joins host Chris Breen to talk about the Mac's command line, iTunes Match, iCloud backup, and life abroad.
Macworld's Philip Michaels and Jason Snell have journeyed to Las Vegas to see what can be seen of CES 2014. (Hint: Lots)
We recognize 31 Mac and iOS offerings as the top products of the year.
Our panel of pundits takes a look back at the year gone by to declare winners and losers for 2013.
Senior contributor Ted Landau joins host Chris Breen to discuss the viability of Apple's new Mac Pro for hobbyists and pro-sumers.
Chris Breen, Philip Michaels, and Dan Moren talk about what it means to innovate when Apple’s met that standard, and areas that are ripe for a little of Cupertino’s innovative magic going forward.
If you think that installing Mac OS X Mavericks is no more complicated than “download, install, whoopee!” you may have another think coming.
Jason Snell joins Philip Michaels to talk about his reviews of the new iPad mini with Retina display and the iPad Air.
Apple has ushered in refreshes for iMovie, iPhoto, and GarageBand. Let's learn about what's new for both the iOS and OS X versions from the editors testing these apps.
Our favorite Mavericks tips and tricks by Macworld.
Philip Michaels talks about Apple's product announcements with Macworld's two staffers who were there on the scene (and got their hands on the products), Jason Snell and Dan Moren.
There's little doubt that Apple's October 22nd event will feature at least one new iPad. But what else has Apple up its corporate sleeve? Chris Breen, Jon Seff, and Dan Frakes explore.
Christopher Breen, Roman Loyola, Susie Ochs, and Armando Rodriguez duke it out over colorful iPhones, Steve Ballmer's departure, and Tim Cook's Twitter account in the latest skirmish of technology experts.
Host Jackie Dove speaks with the developers of Frax, a new fractal generation app.
The new iPhones have arrived and while Jason Snell and Philip Michaels may not have been the first people to review them, they’re certainly the best looking. In this episode of the podcast I speak with them about their experiences with the phones as well as why one iPhone may be a better fit for you than another. They’re both very happy to be here. Listen in to find out why.
The deluge of Autumn releases begins today as Apple unleashes iOS 7 on the world.
Our annual search for worthwhile free and low-cost Mac software is underway.
There’s a new version of QuarkXPress in town, and it’s not simply a modest update. Think of the newly announced QuarkXPress 10 as a milestone release that pushes the design tool into the modern Mac era.
We in the tech press tend to think of the summer as a slower time for technology news. This week seems to be the exception, thanks to three interesting Apple stories that crossed our desk.
This episode’s guest, Ben Long, is taking a very unique trip that requires a just-as-unique collection of gear.
Macworld chats with Peter Tamte, who’s seen Apple software development from the beleaguered days to the triumph of iOS.
In order for kids to not be completely mind-numbed from June to early September, you may want to do a few things to exercise their little gray cells—use an iOS device,
It’s another installment of our Pundit Showdown, and we’ve assembled a tip-top panel to take on all the news coming out of Apple’s developer confab.
In this podcast, Jason Snell, Lex Friedman, Dan Frakes, and Dan Moren—all keynote attendees—break down all the announcements and what it all means.
With the annual gathering of Mac and iOS developers set to kick off next Monday, June 10, we’ve assembled a panel of editors to preview Apple’s big event.
You may have noticed that increasingly, the digital devices we use most often do so without the aid of wires. Beaming this here, syncing that there, and broadcasting yet another thing over yonder.
Google held its I/O developers conference in San Francisco. And more than a few announcements coming out of that event should be of interest to iOS device owners.
We cover Adobe's announcement that it was ending perpetual licenses for upcoming versions of Adobe Creative Suite applications. Then we chat about ways iPhoto could be improved.
Macworld's Chris Breen incorporated a Mac mini into his home media center.
Apple’s iTunes Store has just passed a major milestone—10 years in business and still thriving.
Apple tallied $43.6 billion in sales for its fiscal second quarter—a record for the company’s March quarter—and saw a net profit of $9.6 billion. So naturally, Wall Street has decided that Apple is doomed.
Though Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference may be the big fish of Apple-related gatherings, a number of smaller conferences have sprung up over the past several years.
Increasingly the iPad is found not just attached to recumbent bodies on a couch but in businesses as well.
We reflect on another aspect of the store’s stellar growth over the past decade—the fact that the iTunes Store itself has gotten a little unwieldy in recent years.
Our pundits are ready to identify all the foolishness going on in the tech world, as we award points to whoever’s got the most unique takes on the latest news.
Lex Friedman spent the past month with a Nokia Lumia 920. Without giving away the plot, I can safely say that Lex is more interested in being a stayer than a switcher.
Tempting as it might be to dismiss Andy’s opinions out of hand, we hope you’ll take the time to listen to what he has to say, understanding that it’s one man’s opinion about how best to meet his own specific desires with regard to a mobile phone.
Apple may not have joined other smartphone and tablet makers in Barcelona, but the iOS platform is very much a focus of that mobile get-together.
Computers are already on our desks, on our laps, and in our pockets, so why not on our wrists or faces? With the burgeoning trend of wearable computing, they might be—and sooner than you think.
The Pundit Showdown returned to Macworld/iWorld 2013 for another live installment of our tech-themed quiz show.
This panel spoke at Macworld|iWorld 2013.
During the 2013 Macworld|iWorld event we hosted a slew of panel discussions on our Macworld Live stage. In this episode, we bring you the audio from one of those panels.
A panel at Macworld|iWorld 2013 a panel forecasts Apple's 2013.
This year’s installment of Macworld/iWorld kicks off Thursday, January 31 and runs through Saturday, February 2.
An interview with Fraser Speirs, one of education’s leading lights in regard to incorporating Apple technology into the classroom.
For the next half-hour or so, it’ll be just like you were at CES, only without the overwhelming crowds, unending walks up and down the showfloor, and exposure to several strains of norovirus.
When you talk inexpensive Mac software, you can only mean Mac gems, which, in turn, means you talk to The Man, Macworld’s own Gem Meister, Dan Frakes.
A slew of products exist to help you track the steps you take, the miles you walk, the flights you climb, and even the sleep you… sleep. Which are the best devices out there, and why you should you want them?
What apps should go on that new iOS device you got for the holidays? Well, that’s where we come in.
We celebrate the best of the year by way of Macworld’s Editors’ Choice Awards--an annual tribute to the best hardware, software, technologies, and services in the Apple-centric world.
The losing panelists leave the room in shame; the winning panelist leaves in slightly less shame.
iTunes 11 is quite a bit different from the versions that came before, at least in its appearance.
What to expect at the Macworld|iWorld event in January 2013.
As users and fans of Apple products, you might find yourself barraged with opinions from friends and family members about the company and its popular devices. While we’re sure that you’re plenty capable of handling these situations, we’d be remiss if we didn’t offer you some advice.
A year has passed since Apple launched its $25-per-year music service, iTunes Match.
We focus our time on the mini, sharing our experiences using Apple’s new slimmer tablet.
Two such products have recently graced the test benches of Macworld Labs: the 13-inch retina display MacBook Pro and Apple’s latest Mac mini.
A busy Tuesday for Apple means a busy evening for us, as we round up all the announcements to come out of Apple’s press event.
There’s an excellent chance that each one of us has made predictions in this episode that we’ll regret in less than a week.
iOS 6 has been out for about a month, which has given us time to explore not only its peaks, but valleys as well.
Now that we’ve settled into Mountain Lion, the iPhone 5, and iOS 6, it’s time we devoted several minutes to a feature that’s common to all of them--iCloud syncing and backup.
Editorial director Jason Snell has spent a week with Apple’s latest smartphone and joins the Macworld Podcast to render his verdict on the new device.
iOS 6 is released today and we’ve spent a lot of time exploring its features
Apple announced some products that we expected and others that came as something of a surprise.
The top story of the week was, of course, Apple's $1.05 billion court victory over Samsung in a patent suit that challenged Samsung’s "me too" designs.
We’re smack dab in between summer’s release of Mountain Lion and fall’s iOS 6 debut, so what better time to bring together the brightest minds in tech journalism to field questions about the biggest news in the Apple universe?
Mac OS X Mountain Lion has been out for a few weeks and now that the noise has settled down and we’ve all had a little time to dig in, here are some of our favorite Mountain Lion tips.
Over the weekend, Mat Honan—a former Macworld staffer and now a senior writer for Wired—made headlines after falling victim to an alarming series of hacks that ended up with his Twitter, Amazon, iCloud, and Gmail accounts compromised, and his iPad, iPhone, and MacBook completely wiped.
Rumors of an iPad mini, thoughts on the new Google Nexus 7 tablet, and a tip about mirroring your Mac to an Apple TV.
We talk about the features we’re looking forward to, the enhancements we hope Apple will add before iOS 6 ships this fall, and new additions to the mobile OS we just don’t understand at this point.
A pair of iOS apps from two Silicon Valley giants made headlines in the past week, so we give them some time in the spotlight.
We talk with Jochem Wijnands, the co-founding publisher of TRVL, an iPad-only travel magazine that’s grown impressively since its debut on the App Store in 2010.
We’ve had the opportunity to lay hands on many of these MacBooks and run them through their paces.
A big Apple news week demands a big panel of pundits, and that’s exactly what we deliver in the latest installment of the Macworld Pundit Showdown
Monday was Keynote day at Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference, and indeed, there’s lots to talk about.
Macworld’s Jason Snell joins the Macworld Podcast to tell us what he saw during the week-long event.
We talk about putting that time off to constructive use so that when your child walks into the classroom come September, they will have retained something of their previous year’s learning.
WWDC is just a couple of weeks away, so we take a look at what the annual Apple event might bring this year.
The Macalope offers his unique view of today’s world of technology. Join us on a prairie near you.
In this episode we once again look at iTunes, but this time from the angle of problem solving and oft-overlooked features.
Adobe recently unveiled the details of the sixth version of its Creative Suite--14 separate applications, including two companion apps--spanning a vast range of creative workflows and pursuits.
In this episode, we explore our iTunes frustrations and what Apple might do about them. We additionally turn our critical gaze on the Messages beta application.
What parents might do to prepare iPads (and their kids) for the transfer of the device from adult to child.
When Apple releases a new iPad, previews the next version of Mac OS X, and promises a stock dividend all within weeks of each other, we feel obligated to roll out another edition of the Macworld Pundit Showdown.
Apple introduced a new version of the Apple TV, featuring 1080p support and an updated interface. And it’s this new Apple TV that’s the focus of this week’s Macworld Podcast.
Editorial director Jason Snell was one of the lucky few to be given a third-generation iPad for review previous to this Friday’s release of the device.
We dive into each and every announcement coming out of Wednesday’s press event—from the iPad to iOS app updates to Apple TV
We discuss the positives and negatives of sandboxing as it currently stands, its impact on developers and consumers, and how this will affect the Mac ecosystem going forward.
Macworld editors discuss support for multiple monitors, Siri on the Mac, iOS apps in Dashboard, and more.
Macworld’s Jason Snell has had some hands-on time with the OS X 10.8.
Apple introduced the two apps during last month’s education-centric press event, and we’ve since had the chance to review and rate both products.
We close the books on this year’s Macworld|iWorld, with a 50-minute panel discussion about the revamped show.
Apple’s App Stores for iOS and Mac have made buying software painless and, for the most part, affordable, but they’re not without their downsides for developers and consumers alike.
In this Macworld Live session, a panel of luminaries discusses their favorite apps, their flaws, and how we would fix them. We also tackle why it’s hard for even the best apps to achieve perfection.
We answer common Mac and iOS troubleshooting questions, including ones submitted live by our audience!
The Macworld Pundit Showdown takes its act on the road, with a live performance at Macworld|iWorld.
Jason Snell is joined by a pair of Mac luminaries, Daring Fireball’s John Gruber and Chicago Sun-Times columnist Andy Ihnatko. The topic: The State of Apple.
Apple held an education event in New York City where it unveiled a new version of the iBooks app along with iBooks Author, a free Mac application that allows you to create books containing not just text but also rich media elements.
Macworld reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada with a list of interesting products they’ve seen and some odd trends they’ve spotted.
It’s a new year and while we enjoy popping open bottles of fizzy libations and twiddling noise makers as much as the next tech publication, a podcast with nothing but those sounds would be dull listening indeed.
We convened this all-star panel of pundits to discuss the issues of the year in a forum that we call the Macworld Pundit Showdown. Four pundits enter… one leaves as champion
Greg Pak has written “ Vision Machine,” a free, Creative Commons-licensed three-issue comic series with a lot to say about how the march of technology will affect the future of our society and culture.
This year, we recognized 23 products for meeting our standards of quality, utility, innovation, value, and excellence.
Just in time for your Thanksgiving holiday, the Macworld Pundit Showdown is back with its own unique take on recent events in the technology world.
We've spent the past few days learning all there is to know about Apple’s $25-per-year music service, and they’re ready to drop some iTunes Match-based knowledge on you.
We shine the spotlight on the Mac, with a look at the recent processor and graphics improvements to the MacBook Pro lineup.
Having thoroughly analyzed the iPhone 4S, the Macworld Podcast turns its attention to Apple’s other big mobile product unveiling for October: iOS 5.
Jason Snell and Christopher Breen discuss Steve Jobs’ legacy.
Apple took the wraps off the next iPhone Tuesday, and Macworld’s Jason Snell and Dan Moren were on hand to cover the event.
Why do Apple and Microsoft view the world so differently? And are they headed in opposite directions?
The Macworld Podcast turns its attention to the unsettling phenomenon where customers are seeing their iTunes gift card balances zeroed out by mysterious unwanted purchases.
Lion is here, and we’ve convened an early-morning edition of the Macworld Podcast to talk about Apple’s latest Mac OS X release.
In this episode, Gary Allen of ifoAppleStore.com talks about the why the Apple Retail Stores are successful.
After appearing before a live audience at Macworld Expo, the Macworld Pundit Showdown returns to the comfy confines of its home studio with a stellar lineup of Mac experts.
Kirk McElhearn discusses iTunes’ strengths, weaknesses, hidden talents, suitability for classical music enthusiasts, and future.
We offer up some of our favorite tips, ranging from the “well, duh” to the entirely obscure. Regardless of your Mac skills, you’re sure to learn something new.
We cover every twist and turn from Apple’s iPad 2 event Wednesday, including its previews of iOS 4.3, a universal version of iMovie, and GarageBand for the iPad.
Join us for an interesting, intelligent discussion about where Apple may take the Mac in the future.
From the floor of Macworld 2011, it’s a special live version of Mac Pundit Showdown!
Next week offers a big event dear to the hearts of Apple enthusiasts: Macworld 2011 (formerly known as Macworld Expo). The man who runs the show talks about it.
We discuss gifts for the media mavens in your life--speakers, headphones, and other media accessories.
We look at a class of gifts that remain popular for and from geeks: photography.
It was a big day Monday. iOS 4.2 released. Find My iPhone made available for free--with some limits. New iWork updates. Big changes for the iPad. Small changes for the iPhone.
You read the news today (oh boy)? That’s right, The Beatles have come to the iTunes Store.
Jason Snell, Dan Moren, and Scholle McFarland introduce you to National Novel Writing Month, where people write 50,000-word novels in the month of November.
Apple offered up a ton of Mac-related product news on Wednesday, and we tackle all of it in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
We focus this week on the different ways that businesses and classrooms are incorporating Apple's iOS devices.
Join Jason Snell, Chris Breen, Jon Seff, and Dan Frakes as they discuss the Apple Music Event for 2010, including new iPods and the all-new Apple TV.
Dr. Bill Wiecking of the Hawaii Preparatory Academy's Energy Lab stops by to talk about the future of sustainable living, education, and Apple's efforts in each area.
Now that the iPhone 4 has arrived, our editors discuss what they've learned so far about the latest phone from Apple.
Apple unveiled a new Mac mini this week, so we spend some time talking about the desktop's new features. Also, we check in with Macworld Expo's Paul Kent.
The iPad has arrived! We've got thoughts about Apple's new device from Macworld's staff.
Two Mac luminaries drop in on podcast host Christopher Breen in this episode: His daughter, to talk about stop-motion videos; and The Macalope, to talk about... well, The Macalope.
We present the audio from an hour-long session at this month's Macworld Expo focusing on what we know and think about Apple's forthcoming iPad.
Rob Griffiths talks to Aaron Patzer, General Manage/VP at Intuit, during Macworld Expo to hear about the company's latest personal finance software offering.
Macworld Lab takes a geekier look inside the happenings at Macworld 2010.
The D-men of Macworld discuss all the activity on the show floor, cite some of the favorite things they've seen here, and ponder the continuing future of a Macworld Expo without Apple.
Rob Griffiths talks to Andy Engberson, Desktop support manager for Telestream, makers of screencasting software to talk about ScreenFlow 2.
Rob Griffiths talks to Microsoft Mac Business Unit general manager Eric Wilfrid about the next version of Microsoft Office. Microsoft took the wraps off Office 2011 for Mac at Macworld Expo.
We wrap up 2009, with a trio of Macworld editors battling to come up with snappy answers to stupid questions in the latest edition of Mac Pundit Showdown.
We take a final, definitive look at Apple's fall hardware update and revisit the vagaries of Apple's App Store approval process.
We look at the "two" in the week one-two punch: Monday's spectacular quarterly earnings and today's raft of new Apple hardware.
Philip Michaels welcomes Roman Loyola, PC World's Nick Mediati, and Wired's Mat Honan to our showcase of punditry. Our least informative episode yet! Guest appearance by Jason "Kanye" Snell.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, Chris Breen talks about Mac OS X 10.6 with a star-studded panel of Macworld editors.
Macworld's erratic game-show podcast format returns, with host Philip Michaels and contestants Dan Frakes, Roman Loyola, and Chris Holt getting points for Mac punditry.
Roman Loyola and Dan Frakes join Christopher Breen in this week's podcast to talk about GemFest, our annual look at the best in low-cost (and no-cost) Mac software.
After devoting our last podcast episode to just about everything except the Macintosh, Chris Breen makes amends by discussing nothing but the Macs--specifically the Mac mini.
Scan recent top stories at Macworld.com and you see that we're all over iLife '09--from first looks, to videos, to reviews. With that in mind, we devote this episode of the Macworld Podcast to all-things-iLife.
Christopher Breen, Rob Griffiths, and former Apple OS evangelist Tim Holmes discuss Apple and the Mac community's past, present, and future.
We leave the Macworld Lab behind and hit the Expo show floor to see the best new hardware products at the Mac trade show.
With a new iPhoto on the way, plus all the graphic art hardware and software products on display at Macworld Expo, a trio of creative pros discuss this week's developments.
We thought the BBC's Fighting Talk format would be a great way to look back at the year in Macs. So join Philip Michaels and panelists Jason Snell, Christopher Breen, and Roman Loyola as we pay homage to a great radio program with our own edition of Macworld Fighting Talk.
Philip Michaels leads a discussion about Apple's plans--or lack there--for the holiday season. That's followed by a discussion around the state of Mac gaming with Peter Cohen.
Now that the excitement of the elections is over, we can get back to what's really important: technology. And the specific technology we address today is brought to you by the letter T, as in Twitter and Television.
Macworld.com executive editor Philip Michaels joins lab director Jim Galbraith to discuss just how these new Apple laptops measure up.
If you love laptops, Tuesday's event at the Apple campus was custom-made for you. Apple overhauled its entire laptop line, ushering in new designs for both the MacBook and MacBook Pro models.
This episode of the Macworld Podcast is all about control--both taking and letting go.
Macworld's Philip Michaels and Jackie Dove witnessed Adobe's announcement of Creative Suite 4, interviewed some of Adobe's CS4 key players, and brought back the audio evidence of their work to share with you.
Macworld's Chris Breen, Dan Frakes, Dan Moren, and Jason Snell talk iPods.
A couple of largish events with ancillary Apple connections occurred during the past two weeks: Beijing's summer Olympic games and the Intel Developer Forum. Chris Breen is joined by attendees from both events in this edition of the Macworld Podcast.
This edition of the Macworld Podcast closes out the dog days of summer with a look at iTunes, a free-form discussion of the iPhone, and some reminisces about the original iMac as the 10th anniversary of its ship date approaches.
The events of July 11--the release of the iPhone and iPod touch 2.0 software, the sale of the iPhone 3G, the opening of the App Store, the release of iTunes 7.7, and the launch of MobileMe--have had a profound impact on Apple and the effects are still being felt. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we look at some of these events nearly three weeks on.
Join Philip Michaels, Jason Snell, Jonathan Seff, and Dan Moren for a panel discussion of the iPhone 3G, iPhone 2.0, and the App Store after a long, busy weekend of reviewing.
This episode of the Macworld Podcast looks squarely at Apple but just a bit to the left and right of the Mac. To the left are Apple's past and present digital rights management efforts. To the right, running Windows on the Mac.
Hardware takes center stage in this edition of the Macworld Podcast, as we discuss buying advice for the Mac and get an up-close look at Psystar's OS X-compatible Open Computer.
We explore long-standing issues that current events sometimes elbow aside: the benefits that OS X brings to visually impaired and blind Mac users, and Mac clones.
A trio of products shares the spotlight in this edition of the Macworld Podcast: Microsoft Office 2008, iWork '08, and Adobe Photoshop Express.
No less than three major updates came out of Cupertino this past week, and we tackle each one in this software-packed edition of the Macworld Podcast.
We close the books on our time from the Macworld Expo show floor with one last special Expo edition of the Macworld Podcast. Joining Jason Snell to wrap things up are executive editor Philip Michaels and senior news editor Peter Cohen.
We talk to two developers who traveled a long way to exhibit at Macworld Expo 2008: Rob Randtoul of PlasmaDesign.co.uk and Riccardo Ettore of Ettore Software.
Senior news editor Jonathan Seff talks to fellow editors Kelly Turner and Heather Kelly about the image editors, drawing tools, and other apps aimed at inspiring creativity that were on display at the 2008 Macworld Expo.
Chris Breen hosts this episode as several guests drop by the Macworld podquarium for a chat. Guests include Macworld Expo's Paul Kent, who talks about this yearu's show and the outlook for 2009.
Beloved technology columnist Andy Ihnatko pays a visit to the Macworld podquarium for this special edition of the Macworld Expo podcast. Andy shares his thoughts on the news coming out of this week's Expo, including the tale of a hard drive that chose to die just before the Expo began.
You can always count on Crazy Apple Rumors Site to have an unusual take on events in the Mac universe. So it's only fitting that the site's editor-in-chief John Moltz has an unusual take on Macworld Expo in this special edition of the Macworld Podcast.
A pair of developers take the spotlight in another special Expo edition of the Macworld Podcaast. Chris Breen is joined on the Expo show floor by Jeff Ganyard, an engineer at speech-recognition software maker MacSpeech, and Paul Kafasis, CEO of Rogue Amoeba.
Christopher Breen leads a roundtable discussion following Steve Jobs' keynote address at Macworld Expo. He's joined by Macworld editorial director Jason Snell and senior editors Rob Griffiths and Dan Frakes to walk through all the announcements.
We focus entirely on Leopard in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, now that Apple's OS X update is out in the wild.
In this edition of the Macworld Podcast. Chris Breen is joined by editorial director Jason Snell and fellow senior editors Dan Frakes and Rob Griffiths to talk about the iPhone software update, particularly on how it disabled unlocked iPhones and eliminated many third-party applications.
This episode of the Macworld Podcast features a round-table discussion on Mac mobility between Editorial Director Jason Snell, Macworld.com executive editor Philip Michaels, senior news editor Jonathan Seff, and senior editor Dan Frakes.
In this episode, we talk about the upcoming 802.11n wireless networking standard, and Apple's FairPlay DRM system.
Senior Editor Dan Frakes talks about the notable iPod accessories that debuted at Macworld Expo and Editor-at-large Rick LePage talks about his experiences with Photoshop Lightroom.
A cast of thousands takes part in this special edition of the Macworld Podcast. Once again, we're presenting audio highlights from the show floor of the 2007 Macworld Expo, this time with the authors of Take Control eBooks.
Mac luminary Andy Ihnatko does a presentation on the show floor of this month’s Macworld Expo, entitled “500 Things Every Mac User Should Try Before They Die… Or As Many As We Can Get Through in 45 Minutes.”
Rob Griffiths returns to the Macworld Expo stage with 20 Mac OS X tips and tricks in yet another live recording from the 2007 Mac trade show.
Macworld hosted a Macworld Expo 2007 session profiling our favorite low-cost software offerings.
A special from the Macworld Expo show floor: Daring Fireball blogger John Gruber and Panic's Cabel Sasser discuss the issues of the week.
We wrap up a 2007 week of Macworld Expo coverage with a session recorded from Macworld's booth on the Moscone Center show floor, recapping the week's news.
We talk to photojournalist Steve Simon, photographer Joseph O. Holmes, and Rogue Amoeba’s CEO/Lackey Paul Kafasis.
There are hundreds of developers not named Apple showing off their wares at the 2007 Macworld Expo, and in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we turn our attention to some of the cool products that have caught our eye.
It's a day after the 2007 Macworld Expo keynote, and we've still got Apple on the brain. To try and wrap our heads around everything Steve Jobs announced, we've pulled together a panel of Macworld editors to examine both the iPhone and Apple TV in-depth.
In this special edition of the Macworld Podcast, we get the details about these new products straight from the horse's mouth. We've got audio highlights from Steve Jobs 2007 Macworld Expo keynote, focusing on the Apple TV and iPhone announcements.
If there's one thing that will warm Mac users in these brisk winter months, it's fever--Macworld Expo fever. To help vent some of that built-up heat and anticipation, we devote this episode to all things Expo.
Adobe has a new public beta of Photoshop, and the Macworld Podcast has the first word on what to expect from this Intel-native version of the flagship image-editing application.
Jason Snell and Dan Miller talk about the selection process for the Macworld 22nd Annual Editors' Choice Awards as well as highlight some of the coolest and quirkiest items to make the cut this year. We also look forward to the biggest event in the Macintosh industry: January's Macworld Conference & Expo.
Chris Breen turns up the flames on Microsoft's Zune digital music player and talks with Dan Frakes about the Plays of the Year.
This installment of the Macworld Podcast turns its attention to the games Mac users play--specifically, an interactive web game where people who compete can win free Mac software.
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we take a look at Apple's recent MacBook Pro update and learn about the MacMania cruisers.
Wireless networking has been in the news a bit lately. So there's no better time than to turn the Macworld Podcast over to Glenn Fleishman, a frequent Macworld contributor and wireless networking expert.
On the opening day of the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference 2006. Apple rolled out the Mac Pro and Time Machine.
Editorial Director Jason Snell and Senior News Editor Jonathan Seff headed south to Apple headquarters where they got a more in-depth look at Leopard. In this roundtable discussion, we address Time Machine, Spaces, as well as the new Mac Pro.
Whether you work with multimedia, make Voice over IP calls via your Mac, or just want to get your hands on the latest games, we've got you covered in the latest Macworld Podcast, thanks to three interviews covering that diverse array of topics.
How to watch the Word Cup on your Mac. Plus, Richard Baguley is on hand to give us some camcorder selection and shooting tips.
Sure, the Mac is a secure platform. But there are still steps you can take to make sure that all of your data is kept away from prying eyes. Glenn Fleishman talks about ways to protect your privacy when you go online.
A partnership between Apple and an equally iconic company to make iPod accessories and the release of a major update to one of the flagship desktop publishing products on the Mac highlighted the week's news.
Apple took the wraps off its much-anticipated MacBook, the replacement to both the iBook G4 and the 12-inch PowerBook.
We turn the Macworld Podcast over to you the listener, with your comments, questions, and Mac tips.
Macworld.com News Director Jim Dalrymple checks in from the show floor at NAB to talk about the latest addition to Apple’s MacBook line.
Senior Editor Rob Griffiths talks about Parallels Workstation, and Senior Editor Dan Frakes talks about some of the newest iPod gear.
Intel-based Mac owners can now boot into Microsoft Windows XP on their Apple-built hardware.
As part of our 30th-anniversary coverage, Macworld editors picked Apple’s 30 most innovative products.
What a long way Mac users have come from the engineering brilliance of the Apple I and its difficult interface, to the overall elegance of the new video-playing iPod.
We delve into the new Intel-based Mac minis.
This year’s conference focuses on the Attention Economy, a phrase dealing with efforts to streamline information consumption.
Apple took the wraps off the “fun new products” it promised a week ago, unveiling the first Intel-based Mac mini as well as the iPod Hi-Fi speaker system.
The potentially malicious program comes disguised as an image file—after expanding the compressed archive and double-clicking it, Leap-A launches and installs itself on your system.
Neil Bauman, founder of Geek Cruises talks about what inspired him to create Geek Cruises and how a Mac-themed cruise became part of the roster.
We talk about the cruise, the itinerary you can expect on a Geek Cruise, and the strange thrill of offering troubleshooting advice in the middle of the ocean.
The first Intel-based Macs have hit the streets, and we’ve got an in-depth look at how they perform.
To test the podcasting features that play such a prominent role in the new GarageBand 3 update, this five-minute podcast was recorded entirely in the latest version of Apple’s music composition software.
The final podcast of the week is a wrap-up session that was hosted by Jason Snell, our editorial director, talking with fellow Macworld editors Jonathan Seff and Jim Dalrymple about their thoughts on the events of the week.
Editorial Director Jason Snell led a 40-minute discussion at the Macworld Live booth about Apple’s transition to Intel chips and how the new hardware affects ordinary users.
This episode features Senior Editor Chris Breen’s Mac 911 session at the Macworld Expo Live booth.
We've got the highlights of Jobs’ speech along with some reactions from Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell.
Macworld's Jon Seff took a few moments out of pounding the pavement of the Vegas Strip to report on the Mac-compatible products on display at CES.
The next big event is Macworld Expo--to be held Jan. 9 to 13 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco--so the Macworld editors have been pondering what they might see at the biggest Mac-related trade show of the year.
We’re devoting this week to interviews with three recipients of Macworld's 2005 Editors' Choice Awards.
We’re concentrating on Mac games, as we induct 10 new titles into Macworld’s Game Hall of Fame, located in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Got a lot of repetitive tasks in your work life? Automate them! We’ll show you how.
Podcasting has come of age--it’s finally got its own trade show.
Apple has spent the past month freshening up its computers, with updates to the Power Mac, iMac, and PowerBook product lines. That’s led to a lot of late nights for the Macworld Lab,
Senior Editor Kelly Turner talks about Aperture and Apple’s hardware happenings.
Apple took the wraps off a video-playing iPod, an overhauled iMac, and a brand new version of the iTunes music player.
Heard about blogs but scared to dip your toe in the blogosphere? Wonder how it is all these bloggers do what they do? Dori Smith, author of "The Best Blogging Tools for The Mac" in the November 2005 issue of Macworld, can tell you how to blog from your Mac.
TidBits publisher and Macworld contributing editor Adam C. Engst has written Take Control of Buying a Mac, which aims to take the confusion out of buying the right Mac for your needs.
The Macworld Podcast takes you inside Steve Jobs's presentation of the new iTunes ROKR phone and the iPod nano.
Many of Tiger’s major new features have been extensively profiled, there’s still plenty to OS X 10.4 that remains hidden from all but the geekiest of Mac users.
Senior writer Dan Frakes keeps tabs on low-cost Mac software and wrote the “50 Mac Gems” article in the September 2005 issue. In this podcast, he explains how he picked them and explains some of his favorite gems.
Apple ended two decades of producing single-button input devices when it released the multi-button Mighty Mouse.
Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell and Cyrus Farivar crack open a Mac mini and take you on a tour inside.
How some Mac and PC users modify and replace their Mac cases and components with legendary Mac case modder Kent "riscxu" Salas.
The Newton PDA still has a legion of followers even seven years after it was discontinued. Cyrus Farivar interviews Grant Hutchinson, a Newton enthusiast who even runs his own Newton-based web server.
Cyrus Farivar talks Bluetooth with Glenn Fleishman, a frequent Macworld contributor.