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WWDC 2022: Catch up on everything you missed right here
Apple’s WWDC keynote has wrapped up and there is a ton of news. Here’s how to catch up on everything you missed. WWDC: Everything announced iOS 16: Top new features coming to your iPhone macOS 13...
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A MacBook Air for under $500? Get a certified refurbished laptop at 72% off.
We’d all love to get our hands on the latest Apple models. But if you don’t need the latest and greatest features and specs, you may save hundreds of dollars by picking up a gently used MacBook with...
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How to remove macOS beta from a Mac
If you are a developer, or just curious about what the next version of macOS will be like to use, you can install the beta of the upcoming version on your Mac. But what do you do when you no longer...
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Excel can often be a make-or-break job skill. Master it for under $20.
Spreadsheets are not for the faint of heart. Oh, they may look innocent enough with all those harmless little boxes. But simplicity is just a ruse. Those boxes ache to be filled, and if you aren’t...
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iOS 16: 10 compelling features you didn’t see in the WWDC keynote
The WWDC keynote was nearly two hours packed with exciting announcements. Awesome new features for iPhone, iPad, Mac, new Mac hardware, and even a very early sneak peek at next-generation CarPlay....
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Stage Manager is the new Mac multitasking we didn’t know we needed
Multitasking and working with several apps and files at once has become routine on the Mac, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement. Since Apple is always working on ways to make Mac...
View ArticleHow to watch live MLB games for free on Apple TV+
Starting on Friday, April 8, Apple TV+ began streaming Friday Night Baseball, a doubleheader that will be available for free to anyone with internet access in one of the countries where the service...
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The most exciting WWDC announcement will need years to get right
The tech world was watching as Apple unveiled and demonstrated iOS 16, the upcoming iPhone software update, at WWDC this week. And it lived up to the pre-event hype with a raft of excellent new...
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The Apple Watch Series 7 is down to $300 for the first time ever
The Apple Watch Series 7 is hands-down the best smartwatch you can buy and today’s it’s kind of a bargain too. Amazon is selling the 41mm Apple Watch Series 7 in the new dark green color for $300, a...
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Macworld Podcast: iOS and iPadOS 16, new Macs, macOS Ventura, CarPlay, and more
Apple opened a treasure trove of new features and products at its WWDC keynote. What looks impressive? What is downright disappointing? We’ll cover iOS and iPadOS 16, the new Mac stuff, CarPlay, Apple...
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This Data and IT Security Training can make you a cybersecurity guru.
Cybercriminals can penetrate 93 percent of company networks. Software supply chain attacks hit three out of five companies last year. And even securing your home workspace in the age of remote working...
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Every new Apple product coming in 2022
After the Peek Performance event brought the incredible Mac Studio and Studio Display, it’s been all quiet on the Apple front. But that’s just the calm before the next big things. Apple has a ton of...
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M1 Pro Mac mini: Everything you need to know
When the Mac mini launched in 2005 as the first BYODKM Mac (bring your own display, keyboard, and mouse), it had the potential to be one of the most popular Macs ever made. Nearly two decades later,...
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10 useful macOS Ventura 13 features you might have missed
Apple spent about 18 minutes of the WWDC keynote talking about the major new features in macOS 13 Ventura–and a lot was crammed into that short segment. But a lot was left out too. That means there...
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The pandemic forever changed WWDC–in the best way possible
It pains me to admit this, but I’ve covered Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference for more than a quarter of a century. I’ve seen it go from a sleepy conference in San Jose to an electrically charged...
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How Apple’s M2 chip builds on the M1 to take on Intel and AMD
The M1 is a great chip. Essentially an “X” variant of the A14 chip, it takes the iPhone and iPad processor and doubles the high-performance CPU cores, GPU cores, and memory bandwidth. The M1 chip is...
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You can no longer use an iPad to control your smart home
Apple giveth, and Apple taketh away. The company announced a raft of exciting new software features at its WWDC keynote, but promptly followed this up with a startlingly long list of devices that...
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The best Mac mini deals this month
The Mac mini is a great choice because it’s the cheapest Mac you can get and yet it’s also one of the more powerful Macs. If you want a new Mac mini you don’t even have to pay full price – we’ve...
View ArticleThe next iPad Pro may bring a larger model with a 14.1-inch screen
If 12.9 inches isn’t enough of a workspace for your iPad, an even bigger model may be on the way. According to Ross Young of DSSC, a giant 14.1-inch iPad Pro is currently in development and could...
View ArticleThese Apple devices won’t get any more annual updates
It’s always exciting when Apple announces the latest version of iOS or macOS. Not only are there a bunch of new features to try, but it’s a good way to get an old device running like new again by...
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