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NewsApril 19th, 2018 by Anthony CaruanaIt’s time to move forward again
Over the last week or so, Apple has lobbed some not-too-subtle grenades over the wall, setting us know that the next version of macOS is likely to... -
ReviewsApril 13th, 2018 by Glenn FleishmanNumbers 4 for iOS review
Apple views Numbers for iOS as a tool for visualizing and presenting data, rather than as a workhorse spreadsheet app. But the latest update offers... -
NewsApril 13th, 2018 by Jason CrosswatchOS 4.3.1 beta warns that watchOS 1 apps won’t work on future versions
If you’re using an old Apple Watch app that hasn’t been updated in a while, you might run into some problems when watchOS 5 lands (likely... -
NewsApril 12th, 2018 by Roman LoyolaNew alert in macOS 10.13.4 signals the upcoming end of 32-bit app support
Apple’s transition from 32-bit to 64-bit technology on the Mac has been in the works for a while for the company and developers, but so far users... -
ReviewsApril 11th, 2018 by Glenn FleishmanPages 7 for macOS review
Pages 7 is the latest in a series of ongoing and gradual improvements to the 2013 “reboot” of Apple’s iWork suite or productivity apps, which... -
ReviewsApril 11th, 2018 by Glenn FleishmanPages 4 for iOS review
With Pages 4 for iOS, Apple shifts the app’s focus from being a fancy word processor with modest page-layout tools, to something that’s substantially... -
NewsApril 10th, 2018 by Michael SimonApple needs to stop promising new products and start delivering them
At WWDC last year, Apple introduced AirPlay 2, a new wireless protocol that allows users to beam audio to multiple rooms, control speakers through... -
NewsApril 10th, 2018 by Brad ChacosApple clads the iPhone 8 and iPhone X in (Product)Red to help fight HIV
The newest version of the iPhone 8 does justice to the Apple name while also doing good for humanity. On Monday, Apple announced the iPhone 8 and... -
NewsApril 9th, 2018 by Anthony CaruanaDid you catch Apple’s magic trick?
Apple are the masters of getting people to talk about them without really saying too much themselves. On the back of a largely positive iPad/education... -
NewsApril 6th, 2018 by Macworld Australia StaffIntel Inside: The CPUs Apple could stuff in the next MacBooks
With Intel’s introduction of its 8th generation Coffee Lake CPUs on Tuesday, it’s again that time of the year when the reality TV show called... -
NewsApril 6th, 2018 by Michael SimonApple’s future iPhones might have more curves and fewer fingerprints
While Android phones are already copying iPhone X’s camera notch, a new report from Bloomberg suggests that Apple might be borrowing a page or... -
NewsApril 5th, 2018 by Mike SimonsApple hiring Google’s AI chief is a huge test for Siri’s privacy stance
Hey Siri, meet your new boss. In a surprise development that is sure to have huge implications across the AI landscape, Apple announced yesterday... -
NewsApril 5th, 2018 by Michael SimonHow a custom processor could make Apple’s MacBooks exciting again
It’s been a long while since Mac users had reason to get excited over a new chip. It’s not that Intel isn’t packing heat—just yesterday the first... -
NewsApril 5th, 2018 by Anthony CaruanaApple goes back to school
In the old days, Apple was seen as being strongly focussed on the needs of two specific niches – creative professionals and education. One of... -
NewsApril 4th, 2018 by Jason CrossiOS 11.4: First beta released to developers with Messages in iCloud and AirPlay 2
iOS 11.3 was released on March 29 after more than two months of beta testing. It added several new features, including battery health and performance... -
HelpApril 4th, 2018 by Glenn FleishmanHow to make Time Capsule and networked drives appear for your Mac
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NewsApril 3rd, 2018 by Jason CrossiOS 11.3 released with new Animoji, ARKit improvements, battery heath beta, and more
iOS 11.3 has been released. First previewed by Apple in January, the release has gone through six beta releases, over which many of the features...
