A world of Macs
Championing the Mac Pro
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You may never buy Apple's next professional Mac, but it still holds an important place in the lineup.
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Jason Snell
Former lead editor at Macworld for more than a decade, wrote about Apple and other tech companies for two decades. Now I write at Six Colors and run The Incomparable podcast network, which is all about geeky pop culture, and host the Upgrade and Clockwise tech podcasts.
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A tech vacation reality check
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You learn a lot about your tech packing tips when you actually use them to go on vacation. This week on the Network, Jason Snell reflects on his recent Hawaiian vacation.
The Network
Packing tech on vacation
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Over the years, Jason Snell has put together a pretty good system for packing before a vacation. This week on the Network, he shares his packing list — physical and virtual.
Automation
All the Ways I Automate
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Automation features on the Mac are just too useful to vanish.
The Network
Life, as seen through 73,732 digital photographs
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My Photos library contains over 70,000 images, including almost a decade of pictures taken by the iPhone.
The Network
The age of the dramatic Apple event reveal is over
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Do I miss the romance of the big, shocking reveal? I do. But we don't live in that era anymore.
The Network
My search for the best iPad Pro accessories
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The iPad Pro wouldn't be a good Apple product if it weren't surrounded by a universe of accessories.
Blurred Colors
How Apple is changing color accessibility
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This week on the Network, special guest and Six Colors editor-in-chief Jason Snell speaks about his deuteranopia (red/green color blindness), how it affects using technology, and what Apple's doing in iOS 10 to fix it.
The Network
The quest for a smarter Siri
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If Apple wants Siri to be crowned leader of the voice-controlled assistant pack, the company has a few improvements to make.
The Network
What does Apple look like without the iPhone?
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This week on the Network, Jason Snell takes a page from Garfield Minus Garfiled and imagines an Apple without the iPhone.
The Network
The art of the Apple event
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Of all the brilliant tricks Steve Jobs pulled during his second stint at Apple, maybe the most clever was his transformation of the technology product announcement.
The Network
The persistence of iPhone
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The reports of the iPhone's death have been greatly exaggerated.
The Network
2015: An Apple TV odyssey
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Apple's famous "hobby" of the past eight years might finally be something more than that this year, thanks to a Siri-enabled remote, support for third-party apps, and more. As this moment, it's worth considering how Apple TV got to this point—and where it might go from here.
The Network
Technology, meet vacation: The 21st century road trip
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You know the drill when it comes to a summer road trip: The bags are packed, but before you leave, you’ve got to make sure you haven’t forgotten any essentials. Traditionally, I would be fretting about sunscreen or water or if I brought enough socks, but this is 2015, so instead it’s about Lightning cables and power adapters and mapping apps and hotel Wi-Fi. Welcome to the 21st century...
The Network
Here's why Apple can take on the streaming industry
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The other week I was rummaging through my old audio CD library, and found a few discs that I don't remember buying. Classic Yo-Yo by Yo-Yo Ma. A Bob Dylan live album. Where did they come from? Then I remembered. Oh, yeah—Steve Jobs bought those for me.
The Network
Waiting for Godot, HomeKit edition
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If Apple announces a new change-the-world technology and 11 months later nobody's using it, did the announcement actually happen? About a year ago, Apple unveiled HomeKit, its take on home automation, and announced that the framework would ship in the fall with iOS 8. Which it apparently did. And then... nothing happened. Truthfully, we heard hardly anything about HomeKit until this...
The Network
How WWDC became the heart of the Apple world's calendar
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This week Apple opened registration for WWDC, the company's annual developer conference, which will be held June 8-12 in San Francisco. WWDC is a huge deal in the Apple community, but it wasn't always so. I've been going to WWDC since the mid-1990s, when it was a sleepy affair that took place at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose. Probably the most memorable moment of any of the...
The Network
My (practical) Apple Watch wish-list
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Truly, this is an exciting time to follow Apple. With the company set to hold a media event on Monday — six months to the day since Tim Cook first stood on the Flint Center stage and unveiled the Apple Watch — we're about to move out of our current period of vaguely-informed speculamalation and into the era of somewhat more informed speculification. At that point, we'll be perilously...
The Network
Apple and the agents of change
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Ed: Welcome to iMore's new author spotlight column, The Network. Every Friday, we'll be bringing you the perspective and charm of the best and brightest minds in the Apple community. To start us off, we're thrilled to have the one, the only, the incomparable Jason Snell. After spending 17 years at the same company, last fall I set out on my own for the first time. I've spent years...