Most experts agree that Apple faces an uphill battle to compete in the AI race. The company’s Apple Intelligence platform arrived late, and felt distinctly underbaked even then; Siri is a punchline and improvements to…
The iPhone rumors game can often have something of a bait-and-switch character. From afar, product releases are heralded as groundbreaking and radical (the iPhone 13 will be portless! The iPhone 15 will fold! The iPhone…
At its WWDC25 event earlier this month, Apple was keen to highlight the many useful new features and design tweaks in iOS 26, its upcoming iPhone software update. But iOS 26 contains plenty of less…
If Liquid Glass has you missing the days of cheeky translucent Apple designs and you suddenly find the 24-inch iMac a little too understated, we’ve got great news. The accessories firm Spigen has launched a…
Amid the chaos and excitement of an Apple event, one or two interesting announcements will generally fall through the cracks and go unreported. Sure enough, one WWDC25 news item affecting the AirPods has only just…
Much as I enjoy writing serious articles for Macworld, it’s fun from time to time to be silly. Earlier this month, for example, I wrote a fake script for the WWDC25 keynote featuring, along with…
There were some big new features for Mac owners to get excited about when Apple announced macOS Tahoe at the start of this week. But the little details of the company’s OS updates are sometimes…
Apple didn’t announce any new hardware at its WWDC 2025 keynote earlier this week, but eagle-eyed beta testers have been busily combing through the code for any references to upcoming product launches. And they have…
At WWDC 2025 earlier this week, Apple announced watchOS 26, the latest operating system for Apple Watch. And it’s a big update, encompassing AI features, a revamped Workout app, live translation in Messages, and a…
The dust has settled, and another WWDC keynote is over. And in some ways I’m relieved, because the rumored cross-platform interface redesign turned out not to be quite as radical as some of us feared.…