Hardware

Apple’s ‘Peek Performance’ event is on Tuesday! What will Apple reveal? A new iPhone? New iPads? What’s going to happen with the Mac? It’s our preview of Apple’s big event, right here on the Macworld Podcast! Get info  Click on … Continue reading →

Macs are powerful, but they’re also streamlined to the point that many cool features are hidden from you. MacPilot Lifetime License gives you full control of over 1,200 features already built into your Mac, and it’s on sale for $40.  MacPilot unlocks … Continue reading →

Before we start, I have a confession: It’s been about 10 years since I bought a MacBook. I’ve used plenty of them over the years through work and on loan from Apple, including the latest M1 MacBook Pro, but the … Continue reading →

Before we start, I have a confession: It’s been about 10 years since I bought a MacBook. I’ve used plenty of them over the years through work and on loan from Apple, including the latest M1 MacBook Pro, but the … Continue reading →

As you have probably heard by now, Apple is holding its first special event of the year on March 8. As is tradition, Apple sent out invitations to the press with a single image and a short tagline—this time, it … Continue reading →

Fitbit announced on March 2 that it was recalling its Ionic smartwatch after numerous reports of burn injuries. Here’s everything you need to know about the recall program and why you might want to switch to an Apple Watch. What … Continue reading →

As it often does around this time of year, Qualcomm announced its latest and greatest 5G cellular modem. The Snapdragon X70, as it is called, is the successor to the Snapdragon X65 and promises higher real-world bandwidth, lower power use, … Continue reading →

As Captain America once said, patience sometimes “leads to very little, and it seems like it’s not worth it, and you wonder why you waited so long for something so disappointing.” We felt that disappointment Tuesday afternoon when 1 p.m. … Continue reading →

Update 12:30pm ET: This aged poorly. As Captain America once said, patience sometimes “leads to very little, and it seems like it’s not worth it, and you wonder why you waited so long for something so disappointing.” We felt that … Continue reading →

Reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been unprecedented, from financial sanctions to seized assets to the de-platforming of Russian state-funded media from social networks. One of the most interesting wrinkles happened Tuesday when Apple said in a statement that … Continue reading →