Editor's desk is the letter-from-the-editor. It's where I get to introduce the topics of the week, talk about the issues of the day, introduce new initiatives and features, solicit reader feedback, and have fun. Just like in old-school magazines, it's meant as a starter, and a place where you and I can talk to each other and make sure we're either going in the same direction or leading each other some place better.
Federighi: 'We intend to address [APFS on Fusion Drive] very soon...'
Sketch 49 has been released for Mac, and it offers interactive prototyping, Apple's official iOS 11 design template, and more.
Former FOX anchor and technology expert Clayton Morris talks about life after broadcast, transitioning to YouTube and live streaming, and going all-in on iPad Pro for business and photography.
iPhones and iPads are great. So are video games. I love them. I podcast about them. But when it comes to my children, my husband and I have a strict system to help them maintain balance and learn moderation.
The first wave of HomePod reviews are out. So what does everyone think of Apple's first smart speaker?
Business Insider's Avery Hartmans complained about a recent 'hellish' experience at an Apple Store that, to me, sounded like the best possible situation.
Photographs were once cherished possessions that we tried to keep pristine in order to preserve memories forever. Now they're nothing but squares on a social media news feed. Here's a commentary on that.
What's it like to work in front of a VR camera? We asked Theo Rossi, and got a whole lot more in response!
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between.
We rely more heavily on technology now than ever, but at what cost? Does our humanity suffer or is that a bit dramatic?
Series 0 Apple Watch is great, but Series 3 is so much better that, if you were ever thinking about upgrading, now’s the time.
Apple has removed the iPod nano and Shuffle from its music player lineup, but many people still use them.
Thank goodness for the tech age. I don't know how I ever survived conventions without my iPhone!
There’s a lot happening all at once with Apple and Augmented Reality after years of hype and rumor, but it’s a good idea to put these efforts in the appropriate context before getting overly excited.
Apple's brand new 10.5-inch and updated 12.9-inch iPads Pro are calling my name … LOUD. I'm plugging my ears and waiting to upgrade — at least until later this year.