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7 things you need to know about Apple’s new AirPods
The hottest wireless headphones around are better than ever. Just don't call them AirPods 2.
Google’s Stadia service could shatter the barriers of Mac gaming
Concerned about GPUs, RAM, and optimization with Mac ports? Stadia could end that.
Apple resurrects the Air and updates the mini, but the iPad lineup has the same old problems
Apple has resurrected the iPad Air and updated the iPad mini in an attempt to streamline and simplify its family of tablets.
Apple sounds off on Spotify's antitrust claims in surprisingly tone-deaf screed
Apple has published a statement in response to Spotify's claims that it is being anti-competitive with its App Store fees. But it hits a sour note.
What USB4 could mean for Apple products
USB4 is coming, and it looks a lot like Thunderbolt 3 without the licensing hassles.
Apple rumors, Samsung’s new phones, and your comments and questions
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.
Three hurdles Apple’s rumored news service will have to overcome
What will Apple’s news service need to overcome to be successful? Dan Moren takes a look at obstacles that stand in the way.
Apple is making the same old mistakes with its over-the-top Services demands
With the imminent launch of Apple's news and video services, a picture of Apple's strategy is beginning to emerge and it's not so pretty.
Your hot takes, comments and questions: Macworld Podcast episode 640
What will happen next year? Let’s talk about predictions for Apple and technology in 2019. Plus, we discuss your comments and questions.
Apple retail chief departure, Apple's services ambitions, iOS 12.2 beta 2
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.
5 things we learned from Apple’s latest quarterly results
Apple’s latest financial results was a mixture of good and not-so-good news. Jason Snell points out several interesting points that were made during the company’s results announcement.
FaceTime has a huge security bug. Apple announced its Q1 2019 financials. What’s new in the public betas of iOS 12 and macOS Mojave? Could an Apple gaming service succeed? We also respond to your comments and questions.
Apple’s gaming subscription service has tough challenges ahead of it
Can Apple create a game subscription service that will attract game developers with a steady revenue stream?
Up, down, sideways: Apple’s personnel changes point to its priorities
Recent stories about Apple personnel changes let us glean just a little bit about what's happening inside the company.
TiVo talks streaming apps, Android hardware, and a potential live TV service
TiVo's Ted Malone on where the venerable DVR maker is going next.
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.
Google may have finally committed to making Wear OS a true competitor to Apple Watch
Google has spent $40 million to bring Fossil's wearable research and development ideas and employees under its roof, which could mean big things for Wear OS.
Audiophiles still love listening to music on disc, but this high-end SACD player can also stream tunes from any source on your network—including the internet.
What is dead may never die: Two products Apple may be looking to revive
Recent rumors point to a pair of long dormant Apple products that may receive updates, and Dan Moren’s already thinking about what other devices could be next.