Hardware 
Wild rumor claims Apple will release macOS 14 for the M2 iPad Pro
File this one under Too Crazy to Ignore: A leaker on Twitter claims that Apple is working on a “smaller version of macOS” that will run “exclusively” on the new M2 iPad Pro next year. We’re with you—there are a … Continue reading
Four iPhone and Mac features that Apple just moved closer to death
When Apple announces new products, we love to analyze and dissect all the new stuff, and there was plenty to talk about with this round of releases. But Apple didn’t just add new features to its latest products this time—it … Continue reading
How to watch ‘It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown’ for free on Apple TV+
The holiday season has begun and that means it’s time for traditions. While “traditions” usually conjure up thoughts of centuries-old practices, some are a bit more on the modern side: like the watching of holiday Peanuts specials on TV. The … Continue reading
Ugreen CM335 USB RAID box review: Two bays and good performance for the price
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Good performance Affordable for a dual-bay hardware RAID Hardware RAID 0, 1, concatenated and single drive modes Cons Plasticky construction Noisy fan on our test unit Our Verdict UGreen’s CM335 is a good performer … Continue reading
Can’t load some websites? Check your DNS server settings
My older kid was trying to apply for college at a university in Florida. Perversely, its website refused to appear. He tried Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on his Mac and Safari on his iPhone. Only his devices appeared to be … Continue reading
iPhone SE 4: A major redesign is likely in store for Apple’s budget iPhone
Apple updated its entry-level iPhone in March 2022, adding a few nips and tucks here and there along with a quiet price increase. But the aging design and minimal upgrades meant the new iPhone SE was coolly received, with many … Continue reading
Is Apple ripping off the rest of the world with inflated prices?
Apple launched new iPad Pro models and a redesigned standard iPad on October 18, but amid the positivity of the announcements the company also quietly adjusted prices for its whole range of iPads around the world, apart from in the … Continue reading
Macworld Podcast: Apple’s new iPad, M2 iPad Pro, and Apple TV are here
The M2 rollout is on the move again with the introduction of the new iPad Pro. Apple also updated the regular iPad and the Apple TV! We talk about the new releases on this episode of the Macworld Podcast. This … Continue reading
Fitness+ will no longer require an Apple Watch, starting October 24
Apple’s paid fitness service, Fitness+, is a pretty good collection of workout videos in a variety of styles, lengths, and difficulties. From the beginning, it was conceived as a way to increase the value of the Apple Watch–specific workouts are … Continue reading
Google is going to clutter your iPhone text messages with spam again
Last year, Google surprised us all with a new feature that improved the iMessage experience on iPhones. Instead of ugly text strings that cluttered iPhone-Android conversations with “Mike laughed at” or “Karen loved” messages, Google mapped its own emoji to … Continue reading
