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BlogsJuly 4th, 2014 by David SparksDon’t weep for Aperture: Photos is a bright new beginning
When I first saw the small demo of the Photos app at the Worldwide Developers Conference, that’s when I knew iPhoto was going to die – and I suspected...
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BlogsJuly 3rd, 2014 by Benj EdwardsI’m dreaming of a pocket Macintosh
I have seen the future of desktop computing, and it is very small. Ironically, it is also very portable. Imagine a Macintosh in a smartphone form...
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BlogsJuly 1st, 2014 by Macworld Australia StaffUPDATED: iPhone 6: the latest rumours, release date, images and features
UPDATED: In this article we are rounding-up all of the rumours, speculation and scuttlebutt around Apple’s next-generation iPhone. It’s...
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BlogsJune 27th, 2014 by Dan MorenFive new ways Google is taking on Apple
Google and Apple. Apple and Google. No matter which side of the fence you’re on, chances are the other one is the dark side. The two do seem...
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BlogsJune 26th, 2014 by Rich MogullWhy Apple really cares about your privacy
In the days and weeks since Apple’s WWDC keynote, something’s been bugging me, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. Then, recently, while...
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BlogsJune 24th, 2014 by John MoltzAll in one: Owning the experience is key to Apple’s customer satisfaction
If you regularly listen to Apple’s quarterly conference call, Tim Cook’s repeated use of the term ‘customer sat’ for ‘customer...
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BlogsJune 23rd, 2014 by Jon PhillipsThe 10 most likely sensors in a 10-sensor Apple iWatch
Ten sensors sure sounds like a lot of hardware to stuff into a smartwatch. Yet this is just the baseline sensor count that’s purported for Apple’s...
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BlogsJune 23rd, 2014 by Marco TabiniWhy Apple may replace the headphone plug with Lightning
Lightning dock will be the new headphone jack? With spring just a few months away, it doesn’t take much of a crystal ball to predict that new iPhone...
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BlogsJune 20th, 2014 by Christopher BreenApple’s HomeKit home automation hub may already be in your house
At Apple’s recent Worldwide Developers Conference, the company announced – among a great many other things – HomeKit, a suite of tools for...
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BlogsJune 19th, 2014 by Michael SimonWhat Apple’s WWDC announcements reveal about products to come
Was WWDC a disappointment? If you were looking for the iPhone 6 or some revolutionary new product like the iWatch, WWDC was probably a disappointment....
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BlogsJune 17th, 2014 by Marco TabiniFour web technologies that shine in iOS 8
While pundits have been spending the last few years debating whether native apps are superior to their web counterparts, Apple has been quietly making...
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BlogsJune 16th, 2014 by Serenity CaldwellFive iOS 8 features I can’t wait to use
There are so many fantastic developments coming down the Apple pipeline in spring, it’s hard to single out just a few – but I’m going to try,...
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BlogsJune 13th, 2014 by Jonathan StewartRumour Mill
The last week has been a huge period for Apple and all those who pay close attention to what the Cupertino-based company does and says. While the...
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BlogsJune 11th, 2014 by Ryan FaasTim Cook’s Apple comes into its own at WWDC 2014
Reflecting on all the news from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, I find myself remembering a moment from 2013’s keynote: After announcing...
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BlogsJune 10th, 2014 by Michael SimonEight more features we want Apple to ‘borrow’ for iOS
Whether you’re an Android lover or a staunch iPhone devotee, it’s hard to overlook the fact that iOS 8 has taken more than its share of inspiration from...
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BlogsJune 10th, 2014 by Dave WiskusThe developers take the stage at WWDC
On the face of it, the WWDC keynote was a developer’s dream: Extensions, TestFlight, third-party keyboards, a framework for building cloud-based...
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BlogsJune 6th, 2014 by Dan MoreniOS 8 comes into its own with extensions
In some ways, iOS will always be the new kid on the block, the upstart, the whippersnapper. Obviously, the Mac OS will always retain its seniority...
