The 2019 iMac came nine months after the Coffee Lake Macbook Pros of July 2018. Why that happened is becoming much more clear.
How Apple Boosted Its Sagging iPhone Sales in China
Apple’s iPhone revenue for Q2 went down year-over-year. China was a major problem. But Apple took aggressive action that benefitted customers. Here’s what happened.
Hey Mark Zuckerberg? Transparency is Part of Privacy
Facebook has been accused of blocking efforts to study its ad platform. Andrew says that transparency is a big part of privacy.
With Notarization, Apple Moves to Greatly Reduce Malware on Macs
Notarization is an automated code scan service for Mac developers that looks for malicious code and blesses it if none found. In a future version of macOS, the Gatekeeper will look for that notarization. This is a good thing.
Developers, it’s Time to Delete the Facebook SDK
Developers, it’s time to consider deleting the Facebook SDK and not using its tools anymore. Do we even need to explain why?
No, Apple Doesn't Need to Acquire Roku
With the streaming wars heating up, it’s been suggested that Apple buy Roku. That’s just plain nonsense.
6 Awesome Products Apple Will Ship in 2019
2019 looks to be an amazing year for Apple. Here are John’s expectations for a few signature products coming this year.
This Mozilla iOS Ad Tracking Petition Doesn’t Make Sense (Update)
Mozilla has a petition calling on Apple to add a feature to iOS that changes the advertising ID every month. Here’s why that’s not needed.
Did Apple Hire Ian Goodfellow for Self-Driving Technology?
Apple has recently hired Ian Goodfellow, a well-known expert in the machine learning community. Mr. Goodfellow used to work at Google.
Wishlist: An Apple Services Management App [Concept]
One of John’s wishlist items is an iOS (and macOS) app that would allow clear and flexible management of all Apple services. Here’s his concept.
What Dark Mode Apps Could Look Like in iOS 13
Rumors of a dark mode for iOS refuse to die. Andrew certainly isn’t the first to do this, but just for fun he created dark mode apps.
Why Apple's iPhone Privacy Ad is One of its Best Ever
Apple’s video ads often get criticized for many reasons, good and bad. But Apple’s iPhone Privacy ad is one of the best. John explains why.
Where is Apple Books+?
Out of all of Apple’s new subscription services, there is one that is missing: Apple Books+. This is something that has been on Andrew’s wishlist for a couple years.
Apple Services Are All About Privacy
Yesterday’s keynote was filled with Apple services and subscriptions, and each speaker noted how each service is Private & Secure™.
Apple's Services Event: Technology Must Have Underlying Values
Apple creates finely crafted hardware that inspires us and also protects our privacy. Why shouldn’t all Apple services preserve that standard?
Apple has Decided all iMacs are Pro-Devices
With their latest pricing and tech specs, Apple has declared that the iMac, of all types, is now a pro device.
Apple Takes a Step Backwards With Touch ID on New iPads
Apple has told us that Face ID is more secure than Touch iD. It’s the future. So Apple’s decision to use Touch ID on the new iPad mini and Air contradicts Apple’s privacy goal. John discusses.
Time For a Spotify-Apple 'Conscious Uncoupling'
Apple and Spotify are engaged in a high-profile battle, but perhaps it is time they now went their separate ways.
Choosing the Mac Mini Over the iMac
The iMac still has a lot going for it, but in the end Charlotte decided to replace her MacBook Pro with a Mac Mini.
Apple's March 25 Event Will Launch New, Vexing, Spinning Plates
There is not doubt that Apple’s streaming TV service is a good idea. But there is also reason for concern. It’s all about spinning plates.
