A recent survey showed that consumers have more trust in Amazon to keep their personal data safe than Apple. How can this be?
Why Tim Cook's Rating by Employees Plummeted in 2017
In Glassdoor’s CEO ratings system, derived from employee input, Apple’s Tim Cook fell from Number 8 last year to 53 this year. Why?
Dr. Mac Interviews John Sculley
Dr. Mac spent some time with former Apple CEO John Sculley talking about old times, Steve Jobs, and if the Reality Distortion Field was real.
A Bold Move for Apple: MacBook Air 2 for Education
An affordable notebook Mac for Middle and High School education sets the world on its heels.
Scott Forstall Tells How the iPhone and iPad Saved and Changed Lives
The fireside chat was about much more than design choices, compromises, and secrecy.
Why Apple Employees Leak Company Secrets
John explores the psychology of why Apple employees leak corporate secrets.
Dear Apple, Please Don't Give Up on iBooks in iOS 11
Improvements to iBooks in iOS 11 I’d like to see include barcode scanning and book playlists.
PayPal's CEO Is Clueless About Apple Customers
Despite, what Mr. Schulman thinks, Apple Pay Cash should be a success if only because of Cupertino’s loyal existing customers.
Former Microsoft Exec Has Amazing Things to Say About Apple's WWDC Keynote
Steven Sinofsky was the former executive of Microsoft’s Windows Division, but, surprisingly, he has some remarkable things to say about Apple’s recent WWDC keynote.
Not Everyone Will Be Able to Afford the New iMac Pro, and That's Okay
The iMac Pro (and Mac Pro) will be priced out of range for most Mac enthusiasts, and that’s a Good Thing.
Drive Genius 5: Guardian of Your Disks
Dr. Mac says Drive Genius has proven its value to him time and time again by alerting him to potential disk drive issues he’d otherwise be oblivious to, and then repairing the damage.
No, the iMac Pro Apple Tax Isn't a Real Thing
The suggested pricing for the fully-upgraded iMac Pro, if it’s accurate, is just business as usual.
UK Election Throws Encryption Erosion into Doubt
This is important because once one Western democracy weakens encryption, the precedent could build momentum throughout the world, leaving everyone vulnerable to bad guys.
Believe It or Not, the Camera Phone Turned 20 Today
The conglomeration of parts that made it all possible was a true Frankenstein’s monster of technology.
Apple’s 2017 iPhones Won’t Have Gigabit Download Speeds, and it Won’t Matter to Most Customers
The news is seen as a setback for Apple, but it will be little more than a blip in the iPhone’s overall trajectory.
Post WWDC: Has Apple Fixed Everything, or do Weaknesses Remain?
Apple’s WWDC keynote was a hardware bonanza, but Apple still faces some distinct challenges derived corporate culture and some self-inflicted weaknesses.