Hardware

As expected, Apple has followed the release of iOS 15.3 with the beta-testing releases for iOS 15.4 (and associated operating systems like iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS). We’re still waiting on a couple of significant iOS 15 features that are supposed … Continue reading →

In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about how the M processor is going to boost the Mac to new heights! What could we see in a new Mac mini, iMac Pro, and Mac Pro? More processing power that’ll make the … Continue reading →

As expected, Apple has followed the release of iOS 15.3 with the beta-testing releases for iOS 15.4 (and associated operating systems like iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS). We’re still waiting on a couple of significant iOS 15 features that are supposed … Continue reading →

The latest version of the Mac operating system is called macOS Monterey. Version 12 was introduced at WWDC21 and is now available to the general public. This page collects all our major articles about macOS Monterey: FAQs and feature guides, … Continue reading →

The latest version of the Mac operating system is called macOS Monterey. Version 12 was introduced at WWDC21 and is now available to the general public. This page collects all our major articles about macOS Monterey: FAQs and feature guides, … Continue reading →

If you missed out on the AirPods fire sale over the Black Friday weekend, you have another crack at it. Amazon has slashed the price on second-gen AirPods to $100 and AirPods Pro to $169, a savings of $29 and … Continue reading →

Contactless payments have ramped up in the age of the pandemic, but to make Apple Pay work businesses still need clunky hardware to process transactions. According to a new report, that could soon be a thing of the past. According … Continue reading →

After a day of outages and reports that developers were frustrated with iCloud issues affecting third-party apps, Apple has reportedly rolled out a fix for the iCloud syncing errors affecting third-party apps. As reported by 9to5Mac, Apple has reached out … Continue reading →

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Very effective at cooling your iPhone Has RGB lights Cons Noisy Expensive Bulky to the point of hindering usability Requires constant USB power Doesn’t charge your phone Has RGB lights Our Verdict Not every … Continue reading →

Intel’s Alder Lake processor is starting to become available in PC laptops and that means one thing: benchmarks! Macworld’s sister publication, PCWorld, posted a review of one of the first laptops with the the Core i9-12900HK processor (code named Alder … Continue reading →