At the Core from Serenity Caldwell gets to the heart of what makes iPhones, iPads, Macs, and the Apple community tick. Weekly videos, op-eds, comics, and the occasional song or two — you have to tune in to find out.
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The Watch has done for me what no other health gadget has: tracked my full-contact sport and kept me accountable.
We communicated across wires in dits and dahs, once. Why can't we use it to communicate across Apple Watches?
Google Docs and Sheets are must-have tools for many people—but their app-implementations leave much to be desired.
Who needs a multitouch Mac when a display could support Apple Pencil (and creative professionals, in the process)?
I love Apple Pay, but I wish it wouldn't automatically trigger for every NFC chip everywhere.
The Apple Watch isn't designed to do everything, and that's okay — that's why you have an iPhone, too.
In an age where Macs look more and more like iPhones and iPads, how do you future-proof $2000 laptops?
The 11-inch MacBook Air is no more. I’ll miss you, little buddy.
Fifteen years ago, Apple introduced the iPod, and Serenity thinks about her first experience with one in 2001.
The new MacBook's trackpad is incredible. Now, imagine that technology in an iPad.
Apple's smartwatch isn't perfect by a long shot, but here are the features I'm still using every day.
