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December 2018

  1. Etymotic ER3, the Audiophiliac affordable headphone of the year
  2. Select multiple apps on iOS?
  3. I ordered a box of crickets from the Internet and it went about as well as you’d expect
  4. Showmanship, and conflict, as darts goes from smoky pubs to tv spectacle
  5. New Apple stores want to become ‘town squares.’ But is combining public and private spaces a good idea?
  6. How to dump 3,000 pounds of confetti on Times Square
  7. The Dalrymple Report: Pole Dancing for Mark Zuckerberg with Rene Ritchie
  8. Camera comparison: Can the iPhone XR’s single camera compete with the iPhone XS and XS Max’s two cameras?
  9. Guides, how to’s, and tips for new Mac owners
  10. Santa Trackers
  11. Capsicum daily planning app
  12. What is glitter?
  13. Top 10 country GDP ranking history
  14. The true story of the lost sci-fi movie ‘Brainstorm,’ Natalie Wood’s last film
  15. The history of Jews, Chinese food, and Christmas, explained by a rabbi
  16. 195-gigapixel photo of Shanghai
  17. A day with the Christmas tree vendors of New York
  18. Darkroom 4.0: the MacStories review
  19. Annual smart speaker IQ test
  20. Deep beneath your feet, they live in the octillions
  21. A bad lip reading of an Apple product launch
  22. Against Peter Jackson’s “They Shall Not Grow Old”
  23. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words
  24. iPad Pro meets or exceeds all of Apple’s quality and precision standards
  25. Apple’s Transparency Report
  26. Fog waves are the most beautiful thing I captured after 8 years of experimenting
  27. Army called in to help with Gatwick airport drones problem
  28. The Dalrymple Report: AirPods, Glitter bomb, and iPads with Dave Mark
  29. Google’s Home Alone commercial
  30. Apple confirms some iPad Pros ship slightly bent, but says it’s normal
  31. Google’s Waze CEO says company celebrates annual ‘Tim Cook Day’, attributes app success to Apple Maps debacle
  32. For the first time in more than 20 years, copyrighted works will enter the public domain
  33. Apple now allows users to gift in-app purchases to friends and family
  34. Manhole covers key to bringing 5G to urban areas
  35. Disembodied lips that sing harmony when you drag them
  36. Rene Ritchie: Biggest Apple MISSES of 2018
  37. iPhone stolen, Find my iPhone sees it in Cuba, now someone from Cuba wants me to pay
  38. Guitar song-of-the-week playlist: 52 weeks, 52 songs
  39. Amazon selling new Apple Pencil 1-compatible iPads starting at $229
  40. Elon Musk, a high speed underground tunnel, and true genius
  41. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words [Sponsor]
  42. Glitter bomb vs package thief
  43. Remove background from image
  44. How to create blank icons on your iPhone
  45. A great Bose feature AirPods should steal
  46. Add funds to your Apple ID, Apple will give you 10% bonus
  47. Apple FaceTime car crash lawsuit dismissed
  48. Apple Books releases six free audiobooks read by celebrity narrators
  49. A stranger helped a 5-year-old fly back to America. They found each other 15 years later.
  50. Apple assembles the biggest heart study ever
  51. Why 536 was ‘the worst year to be alive’
  52. The top 10 songs of 2018, according to everyone
  53. I built a Spotify player for my Macintosh SE/30
  54. Springsteen, Netflix, and grabbing people out of the audience to perform
  55. We broke into a bunch of Android phones with a 3D-printed head
  56. Jean-Louis Gassée, a riveting story about getting fired from Apple by John Sculley
  57. The Best iPhone and Android Apps of 2018
  58. How Luffa sponges are made
  59. Apple computers used to be built in the U.S. It was a mess
  60. My dad’s friendship with Charles Barkley
  61. More Americans are making no weekly purchases with cash
  62. Apple lands rights to Charlie Brown, Snoopy and Co. in new Peanuts deal
  63. Costco now sells Macs online, with discounts ranging from $50 to $200
  64. The Dalrymple Report: Apple Music Connect with Dave Mark
  65. Inside the secret US military mission that located the Titanic
  66. How a dubious forensic science spread like a virus
  67. Making a skate video
  68. The 25 best ads of 2018
  69. Vitaminwater is offering $100,000 if you can stay off smartphones for a year
  70. Ping! Goodbye Apple Music Connect, and thoughts on Apple and social
  71. Make the iPad more like the Mac
  72. Apple China says it will push software update to get past Qualcomm iPhone ban
  73. Watch this beautiful (& terrifying) drone footage of a swimmer being followed by a trio of orcas
  74. How one person dreamed up an emoji, and got it onto your iPhone
  75. Looks like Samsung is embracing the double dongle
  76. Apple to build new campus in Austin and add jobs across the US
  77. Apple stock is up 43,000% since its IPO 38 years ago
  78. One in 10 American adults expected to have a smartwatch next year
  79. The story of The Pogues’ “Fairytale of New York,” the boozy ballad that has become one of the most beloved Christmas songs of all time
  80. How to create a crossword puzzle
  81. djay for iOS adopts subscription model and free download
  82. Bao, a heartwarming short film from Pixar
  83. Demon underneath – John DeLorean and the invention of the future
  84. The rise of the recommendation site
  85. The story of the birth of Apple, told as a manga
  86. How to see battery percentage when charging Apple Watch in Nightstand mode
  87. Opening new tabs next to the current tab in Safari
  88. Video interview of the Reddit user whose Apple Watch told him he had AFib
  89. Oh Samsung, redux
  90. Does Australia’s access and assistance law impact 1Password?
  91. Google Lens launches on iOS to power visual searches within the Google app
  92. Your apps know where you were last night, and they’re not keeping it secret
  93. Oh Samsung
  94. Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ named most-streamed Classic Rock song of all time
  95. Infinity Blade trilogy says goodbye to the iOS App Store
  96. Super Micro says review found no malicious chips in motherboards
  97. Two unruly nuns embezzled $500,000 from school, hit the casino
  98. NASA’s Voyager 2 probe enters interstellar space
  99. Merry Mixmas 2018
  100. Google+ bug exposes non-public profile data for 52 million users
  101. Google Maps introduces the For You tab
  102. Population mountains
  103. Qualcomm wins preliminary China import ruling against some iPhone models
  104. Dr. Sanjay Gupta tests the Apple Watch’s new ECG heart monitor
  105. Video taken on Mars, listen to the Martian winds
  106. Some pretty cool panorama selfies
  107. How y’all, youse and you guys talk
  108. Electron and the decline of native apps
  109. Apple and gravity
  110. The future, revisited: “The Mother of All Demos” at 50
  111. 1930’s gasoline engine Maytag washing machine
  112. Heading to a cardiologist
  113. The humble brilliance of Italy’s Moka Coffee Pot
  114. Australia passes new law to thwart strong encryption
  115. Apple iPhone XR camera review: Top-ranked single-lens phone
  116. “Long Long Man” Japanese ad
  117. Can you spot the continuity errors?
  118. The world’s shortest review of apple’s $40 iPhone XR clear case
  119. Apple, a violent Israeli TV show, and the myth that Apple wants only family-friendly video
  120. Real stories of Apple Watch saving people’s lives
  121. An inside look at Apple’s biggest step yet in health care
  122. Washington Post: Being loyal to Apple is getting expensive.
  123. Electrocardiogram app and irregular heart rhythm notifications available today
  124. The story of the band Queen: “Mercury Rising”
  125. Microsoft takes on the iPad in their Surface Go holiday ad
  126. How to wake up to a weather forecast on your iPhone’s lock screen
  127. 52 things I learned in 2018
  128. Proof that iOS still hasn’t gotten undo right
  129. Apple finally selling that iPhone XR clear case, available this Monday
  130. Officials say Apple’s claim of ‘studio quality’ portraits on iPhone X, Xs isn’t misleading
  131. The story behind Scream’s 12-minute, still-terrifying opening scare
  132. You make the call: Shot by shot comparison of Apple AirPods and Funcl rollout videos
  133. 12 Siri tips you’ll wish you’d used before
  134. Tumblr’s anti-porn algorithm is flagging basically everything as NSFW
  135. The friendship that made Google huge
  136. Interview with the man behind the iconic Apple Stores
  137. Apple Music for Business
  138. “I don’t think I’ve created anything new outside Google Docs for a couple of years now.”
  139. Verizon takes aim at Tumblr’s kneecaps, bans all adult content
  140. 5 alternatives to Apple’s discontinued print services for photo books, calendars, and cards
  141. How to visualize your Apple Music listening history
  142. Apple talks HomePod, machine learning, and recognizing that Siri trigger phrase
  143. Apple posts its top charts for 2018 – Apps, Games, Music, Movies, and more
  144. Tim Cook’s speech at the “Annual Summit on Anti-Semitism and Hate”
  145. Apple’s Veterans and Military Purchase Program
  146. My beautiful death
  147. Apple commissioned this Shot On iPhone Japanese decorated trucks video
  148. A few iPad Pro hardware tricks
  149. Jean-Louis Gassée’s look back on the birth of the Mac II
  150. Rogue heart rate app pretends to measure your heart rate, charges you $90 instead
  151. New Mars lander safely touches down. What happens now?

November 2018

  1. The truth about vinyl – vinyl vs. digital
  2. TV Treasures live auction
  3. The Dalrymple Report: Alexa, Queen, iPhone Wifi with Dave Mark
  4. Fantastic footage of Queen rehearsing “We are the Champions”
  5. What is the Apple Watch good for?
  6. Microsoft is worth as much as Apple. How did that happen?
  7. “Alexa, play Bebe Rexha on Apple Music”
  8. Dark Mode on Mac and Windows, compared
  9. Newly discovered film footage of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, doing their thing
  10. How Peter Jackson made his state-of-the-art World War I documentary, “They Shall Not Grow Old”
  11. SubEthaEdit 5 – now free and open source
  12. Bloomberg is still reporting on challenged story regarding China hardware hack
  13. The HIV-positive caregivers working to end AIDS in Africa
  14. Sennheiser discloses monumental blunder that cripples HTTPS on PCs and Macs
  15. Group FaceTime on iPhone – “A Little Company”
  16. Spotify’s “2018 Wrapped”
  17. This is craftsmanship
  18. How to game the App Store
  19. Google’s cheap and super-simple cellphone service will now work with iPhones
  20. Netflix and Apple are upending Hollywood hierarchy with studio deals
  21. Apple hit with class action lawsuit over lack of MacBook/iMac filters, trapped dust
  22. Apple says the iPhone XR has been its top-selling iPhone since launch
  23. Reminder: Apple’s $29 iPhone battery replacement program ends December 31
  24. Frightening video of hang gliding newbie taking off without connecting his harness
  25. Apple has destroyed the potential of the Smart Connector on the new iPad Pro
  26. Grammy winning producer teaches audio engineer how to mix using iPad
  27. Commercial food photography tricks
  28. Apple promo offers up to $100 in extra trade-in credit toward new iPhone XR or XS
  29. Inside story of the FBI’s massive botnet ad fraud takedown
  30. Thoughtful takes on the Apple App Store antitrust case
  31. The best table tennis shot of 2018
  32. Who is J.D. Power, and what do his associates do?
  33. Hacker breaks down 26 hacking scenes from movies & TV
  34. Meet Knickers, Australia’s biggest steer!
  35. DriveSavers offers passcode lockout data recovery
  36. iOS and the hassle of dropping your WiFi as you move away from your house
  37. Samsung apologizes to ill workers, promises to compensate them
  38. How the iPad is revolutionizing music production
  39. A bit more on the Apple, App Store antitrust Supreme Court hearing
  40. Apple Entrepreneur Camp
  41. The death of the Montreal bagel?
  42. Japanese company’s hands-free umbrella
  43. What a difference an iPad can make
  44. Cool way of showing the steps that make up a Shortcut
  45. You can now use a Siri Shortcut to trigger Google Assistant
  46. Apple, App Store antitrust lawsuit going to the Supreme Court today
  47. Watch InSight Mars landing online
  48. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words
  49. Christmas short film – “Love is a Gift”
  50. Award for “Structural Artistry”: The Steve Jobs Theater Pavilion
  51. Mac mini review—a testament to Apple’s stubbornness
  52. My “Today at Apple” experience
  53. How an iPhone and a hairy hamster create magic movie sound
  54. When Hollywood went to Toontown
  55. Tim Cook: Wanted to show kids it’s ok to be gay
  56. Apple’s gorgeously detailed holiday ad has a moral that all creatives should take to heart
  57. TwitterUK gave me a starring role in my very own Christmas ad
  58. The human costs of Black Friday, explained by a former Amazon warehouse manager
  59. I tried to edit an entire video on iPad Pro
  60. Apple’s holiday video: “Share Your Gifts”
  61. Special Thanksgiving presents from 1Password
  62. Apple designer Jony Ive explains how ‘teetering towards the absurd’ helped him make the iPhone
  63. iPhone XR
  64. Amazement at iOS cursor movement shortcut says a lot about discoverability
  65. 5 Reasons iPad Pro can be your next computer
  66. Windowed – a web browser for Instagram
  67. Apple’s four-day holiday shopping event
  68. Tim Cook defends Apple’s deal with Google
  69. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words [Sponsor]
  70. iPad Pro bends. So does every tablet.
  71. The ubiquity of smartphones, as captured by photographers
  72. At Folsom Prison: Johnny Cash’s career-changing show
  73. The Dalrymple Report: iPad Pro, Amazon’s social responsibility with Dave Mark
  74. Use your iPad as a display for your new Mac mini
  75. Face ID on the new iPad Pro is even better than it is on the iPhone
  76. More on third-party USB-C to Lightning cables
  77. Massive two-factor code, password reset link, text message database exposed
  78. Apple shares some gorgeous iPhone XR user photos
  79. NASA brings Mars landing to viewers everywhere
  80. John Lewis & Partners’ 2018 Christmas Ad
  81. Universal Audio releases five new plug-ins
  82. Supply chain channel check stories hurting skittish investors, enriching Apple’s shareholders
  83. Remembering Stan Lee
  84. The new iPad Pro, magnets, and their impact on the MacBook Pro
  85. The 2018 Mac mini as part of a Broadway music designer’s setup
  86. PSA: Apple’s Holiday Return Policy now in effect
  87. Facebook’s tense scrambling, with a slap back at Apple
  88. Cassette tapes are back, don’t you dare call them obsolete
  89. How to plan astrophotography with Photopills
  90. Amazon misreads the room
  91. Marvel puts out their own Stan Lee appreciation video
  92. Learn the differences between Ampeg Bass amps
  93. Why aren’t there third party USB-C to Lightning cables?
  94. Google launches free online image convertor
  95. This guy is suing Adobe for a bug that deleted years of his work
  96. Woz on Apple
  97. Jason Snell on the new iPad Pro
  98. The kilogram is dead; long live the kilogram
  99. Monsoon V
  100. Rush: Tom Sawyer live
  101. The album is in deep trouble – and the music business probably can’t save it
  102. Apple confirms its T2 security chip blocks some third-party repairs of new Macs
  103. iMazing Quick Transfer
  104. Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) review
  105. Apple Pencil teardown
  106. Fixing Wear OS: How Google could fight back against the Apple Watch
  107. Some iPhone users finding their Apple ID accounts have been inexplicably locked, requiring password resets
  108. Amazon chooses Virginia and New York City sites for split second HQ
  109. Stan Lee, creator of superheroes, dies at 95
  110. The graphic art of Incredibles 2
  111. Flickr’s new limit on free photo sharing is helpful, not hurtful, CEO says
  112. An unzipping shortcut
  113. Detailed, picture filled review of the new 2018 Mac mini
  114. Woman remotely wipes iPhone being held as evidence
  115. Jean-Louis Gassée on the birth of the Macintosh
  116. Apple spotlights blind Navy vet, surfer, and the accessibility of his Apple gear
  117. Broadway ditches age-old processes to run shows with iPads
  118. Leonard Cohen recites “In Flanders Fields” by John McCrae
  119. The 31 best dance scenes in movies
  120. Riding the waves of Nazaré
  121. World War One footage brought to life by Lord of the Rings director
  122. Harley-Davidson LiveWire — are you buying one?
  123. Apple pumps up its Amazon listings with iPhones, iPads and more
  124. The Dalrymple Report: iPad Pro and Floop Floop with Dave Mark
  125. Iceland Foods’ banned TV Christmas ad
  126. How to move your photos from Flickr to another service
  127. A remarkable take on Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody
  128. The new Apple Pencil
  129. Kris Wu’s iTunes takeover happened “fraudulently”, won’t count toward charts
  130. 2018 Mac mini teardown
  131. 2018 MacBook Air Retina teardown
  132. A final proving ground for guide dogs to the blind: midtown Manhattan
  133. Tesla’s “Navigate on Autopilot” is like Waze on steroids
  134. Steve Jobs once said that Apple almost went bankrupt because it focused too much on making a profit
  135. Losing health data when upgrading an iPhone
  136. What can you connect to the new iPad Pro with USB-C?
  137. Apple says battery can be replaced individually in New MacBook Air with Retina display
  138. Here’s how to replace the memory on the new Mac mini
  139. A strange welcome in Canada
  140. The new iPad Pro for photographers
  141. Apple walks Ars through the iPad Pro’s A12X system on a chip
  142. The Library of Congress makes thousands of fabulous photos, posters & images free to use & reuse
  143. I’m fascinated by the technical “class” obsession with iPads replacing laptops
  144. “What if He Falls”? The terrifying reality behind filming “Free Solo”
  145. [VIDEO] The new iPad Pro: An artist’s review
  146. The new iPad Pro and Laptop Magazine’s video transcode test. Wow.
  147. Gorgeous low-angle satellite photo of San Francisco
  148. The elephant in the room at last week’s Apple event was Intel
  149. Apple’s AirPods surge to top of Best Buys’ October best-seller list
  150. Live polar bear camera
  151. Inside a huge data center filled with Mac minis
  152. 2018 Retina MacBook Air review roundup
  153. 12.9-inch iPad Pro review roundup
  154. Marvel’s unreleased 1994 Fantastic Four movie is now on Youtube
  155. Flickr imposes 1,000-photo limit, drops 1TB storage for free accounts
  156. Three year old Freddie Mercury fan belts out Bohemian Rhapsody
  157. The T2 chip physically disconnects the mic when your Mac lid is closed
  158. Rene Ritchie interviews Apple’s Sr. Director of Mac Product Marketing Tom Boger
  159. It’s not your imagination: Phone battery life is getting worse
  160. When a musician on the cusp of fame dies, what happens to all the music on their laptop?
  161. Google to work with iRobot’s robot vacuums on mapping the inside of your house
  162. Jony Ive on the new iPad Pro
  163. Apple Maps detail
  164. Apple posts quarterly revenue of $62.9 billion
  165. Canadian CRT class action lawsuit
  166. Pilot callsigns
  167. Chris Cornell, doing a solo acoustic of Black Hole Sun
  168. Apple devices, ranked by thinness
  169. The folding phone, come to life
  170. Apple’s side-scrolling iPad Pro page
  171. New iPad Pro Geekbench scores, compared with MacBook Pro 2018
  172. The video of Apple’s Brooklyn Mac/iPad Pro event

October 2018

  1. Reese’s created a machine to swap out all the Halloween treats you hate
  2. Which MacBook should you buy? MacBook vs. Air vs. Pro
  3. MacBook Air vs. iPad Pro is a choice between the past and the future
  4. Paint it Black, on a weird guitar/harp hybrid
  5. iPhones are allergic to helium
  6. Rene Ritchie hands-on with the new iPad Pro
  7. Surgery students ‘losing dexterity to stitch patients’ due to too much screen time
  8. There is no reason for the MacBook to exist with the new MacBook Air
  9. Apple passes 100 million active Mac users
  10. The Dalrymple Report: Apple’s Mac and iPad event with Dave Mark
  11. Apple Pencil 2 not compatible with older iPads, original Pencil won’t work with new models
  12. New Macbook Air video from Apple
  13. New Mac mini video from Apple
  14. New iPad Pro videos from Apple
  15. Thoughts on Apple’s iPad and Mac event
  16. Today’s Apple Special Event video is available now
  17. Mac mini
  18. 13-inch MacBook Air
  19. New iPad Pro
  20. Using a Mac Photos smart album to tell how often you use your iPhone’s telephoto lens
  21. iPhone XR: A deep dive into depth
  22. Apple iPad and MacBook event, today at 10a ET and 7a PT
  23. iOS 12.1 hits today, brings Group FaceTime and new emoji to iPhone and iPad
  24. Mnemonic generator
  25. Lots of interesting nuggets in Daring Fireball’s iPhone XR review roundup
  26. Accessing the Apple Watch ECG by changing region settings
  27. iPhone XR teardown
  28. Atari Asteroids: creating a vector arcade classic
  29. The Dalrymple Report: The iPhone XR is amazing with Dave Mark
  30. Doin’ “The Mash”
  31. Koss headphones commercial filmed entirely on an iPhone XS Max
  32. Google’s Night Sight for Pixel phones will amaze you
  33. Useful second life for old watches?
  34. Apple and Disney threaten to crush cable TV
  35. Opinion: Apple Music’s human curation falls apart when it comes to less mainstream tastes
  36. Apple is working on an iPhone that works better in the rain
  37. Massive iPad deployment at Ohio State paying long-term dividends
  38. Nuance discontinues Dragon Speech Recognition Software for Mac
  39. Apple’s radical approach to news: humans over machines
  40. Ever wonder which words first appeared in print the year you were born?
  41. Tim Cook: Being gay is God’s greatest gift to me
  42. Shot on iPhone XS: Users share their Portrait mode photos with Depth Control
  43. Using dark mode in CSS with MacOS Mojave
  44. iPhone gaffe that could cost Vladimir Putin’s ‘god-daughter’ £1.25m
  45. Apple just killed the ‘GrayKey’ iPhone passcode hack
  46. Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull to retire
  47. iPhone XR: great for everyone
  48. People who remember every second of their life
  49. All of the Apple logos from the October 30th event invites
  50. Paper airplane designs
  51. Shortcuts: Apple embraces tinkering for the first time in 20 years
  52. iPhone XR: The reviews are in
  53. Watch Tim Cook deliver his fervent privacy speech
  54. Apple’s upcoming TV service to launch in 100+ countries in 2019, starting with the U.S.
  55. Apps on millions of Android phones execute a multimillion-dollar ad fraud scheme
  56. New Apple Park Visitor Center T-shirts are inspired by classic designs
  57. iOS 12.1 will improve selfie quality on the iPhone XS and XR
  58. Billie Jean (Wild West Cover)
  59. Phil Schiller on the iPhone XR
  60. John Gruber’s iPhone XR review
  61. Apple’s updated iPhone repair pricing
  62. Apple’s brand new USB-C Apple Watch charger. A sign of things to come?
  63. Piper Jaffray survey: Record 82% of U.S. teens have iPhones
  64. A compelling pitch for working at Apple
  65. iPhone X, XS, XS Max, and XR specs, side by side
  66. M.G.Siegler: A Few Thoughts on the iPhone XS Max
  67. The cheating scandal that has shaken the world of master wine sommeliers
  68. Aircraft parallel landing at San Francisco’s airport
  69. The Dalrymple Report: iPhone XR and Apple’s event with Rene Ritchie
  70. Apple CEO Tim Cook calling for Bloomberg to retract its Chinese spy chip story
  71. I pulled a 1,500-year-old sword out of a lake
  72. How Apple’s Aperture created a new class of app and lost it to Adobe Lightroom
  73. Apple introduces the iPhone XR with two new videos
  74. Watch Apple’s next special event
  75. Apple special event on October 30
  76. “Shredding the Girl and Balloon – The Director’s Cut”
  77. How to survive the longest flight in the world
  78. “Harry Potter” homecoming assembly
  79. Thoughts on the ambition of Apple Watch
  80. Reminders as my day-to-day lifeline (powered by Shortcuts)
  81. The house that Springsteen built
  82. Apple begins selling 2018 certified refurbished MacBook Pros, deals from $1,529
  83. Download your personal data from Apple’s updated privacy portal
  84. Spotify’s spooky haunted doll ad too creepy for kids, British watchdog rules
  85. Apple products are designed to protect your privacy
  86. Original Big Bird, Caroll Spinney, leaves ‘Sesame Street’ after nearly 50 years
  87. Google’s Pixel 3 camera rewrites photo rules with nifty new tricks
  88. The 47th Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
  89. Bill Gates: What I loved about Paul Allen
  90. Robot dog dancing to Uptown Funk
  91. iPhone X survived 8 hours submerged on the sea floor. I was able to recover it using find my iPhone!
  92. Live tweeting the Apollo space program
  93. Siri could recognize user’s voice patterns for identification in future iPhone or iPad
  94. iPhone XR available for pre-order tomorrow night just after midnight PT
  95. iPhone XS (Max)
  96. Apps Uncovered – “Black on White”
  97. Apple’s Jony Ive on the unpredictable consequences of innovation
  98. The lost “Empire Strikes Back” documentary
  99. Hands-on video with Adobe’s upcoming Photoshop for iPad
  100. Brazilian iPhone owners woke up 1 hour earlier today
  101. macOS Mojave and the broken logic of “Reduce transparency”
  102. “Now that Google+ has been shuttered, I should air my dirty laundry”
  103. Apple and bagels
  104. Apple is donating 1,000 watches for a new study to track binge eating
  105. Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies at 65
  106. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words [Sponsor]
  107. Google Translate’s camera now reads Arabic, Hindi, and 11 other new languages
  108. When employers demand a salary range from applicants but refuse to suggest one
  109. What developers say Apple needs to do to make the Apple TV a gaming console
  110. Adobe Photoshop for iPad is real and will work ‘seamlessly’ with the desktop version
  111. Tim Hortons’ “The Away Game”
  112. Foo Fighters bring 10-year old on stage, get him to play Metallica’s Enter Sandman
  113. Cops told ‘Don’t look’ at new iPhones to avoid Face ID lock-out
  114. Looking back at John Sculley’s rise as Apple’s CEO, and fall on October 15, 1993
  115. Crafty kids are finding ingenious ways to thwart Apple’s ‘Screen Time’ feature
  116. How to use Spaces, Apple’s mostly ignored macOS Mojave productivity feature
  117. Nikon’s photomicrography competition
  118. The Dalrymple Report: Apple TV content, a rocket, and Ozzy with Dave Mark
  119. Rick Stein’s obituary
  120. MRI disabled every iOS device in facility
  121. Transform the way you read with a redesigned Pocket and an enhanced listen feature
  122. A map of every building in America
  123. Closeup of gulper eel is like a cartoon, and something out of a nightmare
  124. A journey into the new Mac App Store
  125. ‘Halloween’ at 40: Their ‘horrible idea’ became a horror classic
  126. Future iPhones could automatically detect nuisance callers using spoofed phone numbers
  127. Hackers are using stolen Apple IDs to swipe cash in China
  128. Apple officially says iOS 12 is now in use on 50% of all iPhones and iPads
  129. Copycat art collector shreds £40,000 Banksy print themselves, reducing value to £1
  130. The moment last night’s Soyuz launch went bad
  131. How to use Apple News in Mojave regardless of where you live
  132. Apple Watch Series 4 Fall Detection tested by a Hollywood stunt double
  133. Everything you wanted to know about Activation Lock and iCloud Lock
  134. Apple plans to give away original content for free to device owners as part of new digital TV strategy
  135. Interesting take on Facebook Portal
  136. A future where everything becomes a computer is as creepy as you feared
  137. Why does Google need hardware?
  138. Celebrating a decade of discovery on Spotify
  139. About a fifth of Android phone owners plan to switch to an iPhone
  140. Inside Wayback Machine, the internet’s time capsule
  141. The story behind the surreal photograph of Salvador Dalí and three flying cats
  142. Why it’s hard to read the time on the Apple Watch Infograph face
  143. Rolling your own Apple Watch face
  144. All the various Apple Watch status icons and symbols
  145. Google announces Call Screen, a feature Apple should copy
  146. Trailer for season two of Apple’s Carpool Karaoke
  147. Minecraft for Apple TV discontinued due to lack of players
  148. From clockworks to computers on our wrists
  149. Woman panics over close encounter with whales
  150. CBC investigates allegations of Apple’s overpriced repair costs
  151. My bodyguard, my self
  152. Janet Jackson, Stevie Nicks and Def Leppard nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
  153. Amazing time lapse of SpaceX rocket launch from Huntington Beach, CA
  154. iPhone XS vs $10K Canon C200 cinema camera
  155. How to delete your Google+ account
  156. Apple discontinues Lightning to 30-pin adapter
  157. Apple’s letter to Congress
  158. Why this watch costs over $450,000
  159. Google Plus is dead
  160. TIL Safari on iOS 12 has built-in protection against fake software keyboard
  161. Jeff Benjamin’s Apple Watch Series 4 video
  162. How to delete Facebook and not lose your friends (and photos)
  163. AnandTech’s iPhone XS and XS Max review
  164. TidBITS: Why SMS is not reliable for two factor authentication
  165. DHS says no reason to doubt firms’ China hack denials
  166. Butter tart recipe
  167. Silver man secret revealed London street performer, floating and levitating trick
  168. Apple’s secret repair kill switch hasn’t been activated—yet
  169. Banksy Painting Self-Destructs After Fetching $1.4 Million at Sotheby’s
  170. Universal Audio: The best music company
  171. Apple hires police to stand guard at stores amid rash of robberies
  172. Oddly satisfying videos
  173. Apple’s new proprietary software locks kill independent repair on new MacBook Pros
  174. PSA: When you switch phones and you have your health data in the cloud, be very, very patient for it to come back
  175. How a 1979 chain email about science fiction spawned the internet we know today
  176. Opinion: The five reasons I believe Apple, not Bloomberg, about the Chinese spy chip claim
  177. Secret Amazon brands are quietly taking over Amazon.com
  178. What Businessweek got wrong about Apple
  179. I’m a paramedic: here’s how the Apple Watch Series 4 will and won’t save lives
  180. Apple CEO Tim Cook joins stellar line-up for 2018 International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners
  181. National Theater in London offers glasses with live subtitles
  182. DxOMark detailed review of iPhone XS Max camera
  183. The raw power of the Apple Watch Series 4
  184. Incredibly detailed Lego model of Apple Park
  185. Creative Strategies survey: What people do on their Apple Watch
  186. Apple strongly denies Bloomberg report of Chinese spy chips in hardware
  187. The Apple Watch faces its toughest challenge yet: grandma and grandpa
  188. How to use Apple’s new re-used password warning to reduce your risk of account hijacking
  189. In praise of mediocrity
  190. Camera test: iPhone XS Max vs iPhone X
  191. The 70 new emoji available in iOS 12.1
  192. X-ray socks
  193. Setting 1Password as the default autofill in iOS 12
  194. VICE News Tonight interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook
  195. iPhone XS: A look at the new camera (and debunking the ‘beauty filter’)
  196. Every Apple TV screensaver: 4K, 60FPS, and 20x speed
  197. Shot on iPhone XS: Users share their best
  198. Google streaming a blockbuster video game
  199. Why cops can force you to unlock your iPhone with your face, and how to disable Face ID
  200. Apple adds support for contactless student ID cards in Wallet
  201. Amazon raises minimum wage to $15 for all US employees
  202. New iPhone ad: Growth Spurt
  203. Feds force suspect to unlock an Apple iPhone X with their face
  204. Professional queuers left out in the cold at Moscow iPhone launch
  205. iPhone XS users complain about skin-smoothing selfie camera

September 2018

  1. Alex Honnold free solo climbing Yosemite’s famous El Capitan in 360 video
  2. Snapheal, Intensify, and ColorStrokes from Macphun Software (now Skylum) are now free apps
  3. “Portraits of Melissa”
  4. The Dalrymple Report: The new iPhones and Apple Watch with Rene Ritchie
  5. iPhone naming: 1 step forward, 4 steps back
  6. Backblaze cautions users about upgrading to Mojave
  7. Facebook network breach affects up to 50 million users
  8. California Apple Store robbery gang stole over $1M in goods, cops say
  9. “Since Mom died this past spring, my 92 year old dad waits for mail every day.”
  10. Don’t you hate when a seal slaps you in the face with an octopus?
  11. Inside iOS 12: Photos
  12. The Evolution of the App Store and the App Business
  13. Twins show off logging into each other’s iPhone XS Max using Face ID
  14. iOS 12.1 beta shows how eSims are implemented
  15. Palo Alto Apple Store robbed twice in the same day
  16. Apple Design Chief Jony Ive awarded 2018 Stephen Hawking Fellowship
  17. 385 feet of crazy: the most audacious flying machine ever
  18. What is atrial fibrillation, and why is your watch telling you about it?
  19. The 10 safest countries in the world
  20. The holy grail of art crime
  21. iPhone XS Max: Jeff Benjamin’s excellent unboxing and feature walkthrough
  22. The temptation of Apple News
  23. Apple Watch’s new auto-911 calls after falls may tumble into legal trouble
  24. Marzipan and Mojave
  25. The iPhone XS Apple built specifically for the China market
  26. Review: Apple Watch Series 4
  27. Banff National Park’s explanation of the difference between sheep and goats
  28. Working with Mojave’s privacy protection
  29. macOS Mojave patcher tool for unsupported Macs
  30. Robotic, self-solving Rubik’s cube
  31. iPhone XS Max OLED display simply crushes in DisplayMate analysis
  32. Amazon plants fake packages to catch dishonest drivers
  33. iPhone XS Max dramatically outselling iPhone XS, Apple Watch Series 4 sales exceeding all expectations
  34. How to make a bootable macOS Mojave (10.14) installer drive
  35. Why I’m done with Chrome
  36. A brief statement on DragThing – I’m stopping selling it as of today
  37. Review: macOS Mojave
  38. I’d like to share the story of a personal interaction I had (with) Alan Bean, Apollo moon-walker and artist.
  39. Better You – A new Apple Watch ad that hits all the right notes
  40. Video of Apple Store in Santa Rosa being robbed
  41. iFixit: Apple Watch Series 4 teardown
  42. Pictures of the Moon, taken by an iPhone through a telescope
  43. iFixit: iPhone XS and XS Max teardown
  44. Meet the people helping Tim Cook run Apple
  45. Apple Watch Series 4 fall detection is off by default, unless you are 65+ years old
  46. Apple’s guided tour of the iPhone XS iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR
  47. iOS 12 automatically saves iMessage photos to your Photos library
  48. No sex please, we’re Apple: iPhone giant seeks TV success on its own terms
  49. iPhone XS vs iPhone X camera comparison
  50. BBEdit: The only tool needed for writers, web authors, and software developers
  51. I almost just got scammed hard: a cautionary tale
  52. 11 year old plays a masterful Classical Gas on ukulele
  53. Everything to know about the new, rich Apple Watch complications on Series 4
  54. How potentially dangerous fake Apple products reach the US consumer market
  55. Inside Apple’s iPhone XS camera technology
  56. The Dalrymple Report: Unpacking the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and Apple Watch with Dave Mark
  57. Thanks for the surprise integration with my website, Apple!
  58. The future of the iPhone SE in an iPhone XS world
  59. Amazon announces host of new Alexa devices, including a $60 Alexa Microwave
  60. For Valentino Dixon, a wrong righted
  61. ‘Cathay Paciic’: Hong Kong carrier pokes fun at typo on one of its planes
  62. The making of the Apple Watch Series 4 fire, water, and vapor faces
  63. John Gruber, the Apple Watch Series 4, and fashion
  64. What’s in the Apple Watch box
  65. Austin Mann’s iPhone XS camera review
  66. Larger camera bump in iPhone XS may prevent reuse of some iPhone X cases
  67. Hundreds queue outside Apple store at Orchard Road a day before launch of new iPhones
  68. Jon M. Chu shot this short film entirely on an iPhone Xs Max
  69. What has changed with AppleCare+ for iPhone XS or Apple Watch and why you should consider coverage
  70. Tim Cook on Good Morning America: The full interview
  71. John Gruber’s iPhone XS review
  72. “A week on the wrist” – Hodinkee’s Apple Watch Series 4 review
  73. Massive Reddit collection of iPhone XS and Apple Watch 4 reviews
  74. Apple’s iOS 12 Measure app and accuracy
  75. Apple rolls out helpful “Podcast Marketing Best Practices” site
  76. Google Maps updated with support for CarPlay
  77. 8-year-old with 3D-printed hand sets a record for throwing out the first pitch for every MLB team
  78. 2 Steve Jobs anecdotes, and one of my favorite Steve Jobs pictures
  79. 3D comparison of the Apple iPhone XS Max and the iPhone 8 Plus
  80. iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max show huge speed AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon speed increase
  81. iPhone XS and XR work even when there’s no battery left
  82. Renowned photographer Austin Mann takes the iPhone XS camera for a test drive in Zanzibar
  83. Apple drops need for iPhone screen repairs to use calibration hardware, reducing turnaround time
  84. Former White House Photographer Pete Souza releases the first pictures taken using Apple’s new iPhone XS
  85. Shortcuts user guide
  86. The Shortcuts app for iOS 12 is now available—make sure you grab it!
  87. Mum’s nursery rhyme nightmares solved by late-night crack team
  88. BBEdit: The only tool needed for writers, web authors, and software developers [Sponsor]
  89. Instagram is supposed to be friendly. So why is it making people so miserable?
  90. The rise and demise of RSS
  91. iOS 12: the MacStories review
  92. Shot on iPhone XS — Apple’s experiments in 4K, slo-mo, and time-lapse
  93. The iPhone Xs, Dual SIM, and Apple’s preferred capitalization
  94. Don’t forget to back up your iPhone or iPad before you download iOS 12
  95. Apple Stores add gorgeous new graphic panels, 3D feature bays
  96. AirPower scrubbed
  97. Lisa Jackson, the iPhone/Apple Watch event, and Apple’s fundamental strategy shift
  98. iPhone XS, XS Max and XR cameras: what you need to know
  99. Apple’s “Welcome to the Big Screens” YouTube videos
  100. An oral history of Apple’s Infinite Loop campus
  101. No, Apple didn’t delete that guy’s movies. Here’s what really happened
  102. Predator vs. Predator vs. Predator vs. Predator
  103. Apple & eSIM – control, convenience & commercial opportunities
  104. No helmets, no problem: how the Dutch created a casual biking culture
  105. I’m an Emergency physician and wanted to talk about Apple Watch’s new ECG
  106. Moment has come to end daylight saving time in B.C., officials say
  107. How the Weather Channel made that insane storm surge animation
  108. There’s one big problem with the new iPhone (if you’re a woman)
  109. Beluga whales adopt lost narwhal in St. Lawrence River
  110. Thoughts on Apple’s iPhone event
  111. Pitching ideas to Steve Jobs
  112. Apple’s spectacular marketing video: “Big news in 108 seconds”
  113. Forget the new iPhones: Apple’s best product is now privacy
  114. The new price of iPhone battery replacement
  115. A short history of iPhone screens, or why the XR is underrated
  116. The Apple Watch Series 4, and the reality and tremendous value of AFib detection
  117. Apple no longer ships free headphone dongles with new iPhones
  118. You’re in a golf cart and a lion wants in. A lion.
  119. Apple Watch films and ads, and a buried warning
  120. VIDEO: Hands on with the new Apple Watch Series 4
  121. Apple releases photos from yesterday’s Apple Event
  122. HomePod adds new features and Siri languages
  123. The Dalrymple Report: Attending Apple’s iPhone Xs event with Dave Mark
  124. Apple Care now covers theft
  125. Why is Apple’s Airpower still a no-show?
  126. All you need to know from the Apple Event in 90 seconds
  127. Compare iPhone models
  128. Tim Cook masterfully fooled everyone with a major fakeout at the Apple event
  129. Watch the repeat of the “Gather Round” event
  130. Apple unveils smart HDR and bokeh slider
  131. Apple set release dates for iOS 12, watchOS 5, tvOS 12, and macOS Mojave
  132. Apple announces Apple Watch Series 4 with bigger display, new watch faces
  133. Apple announces iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, coming September 21
  134. Sitemap spelunking reveals more about today’s event
  135. The untold stories of Paul McCartney
  136. The Apple Watch and a possible electrocardiogram
  137. Apple’s “Gather round” event, today at 10a PT / 1p ET
  138. Go ahead. Try and buy an iPhone.
  139. Good Things Will Happen Keychain
  140. Apple’s iPhone event will be live streamed on Twitter
  141. How Apple Watch saved my life
  142. Apple to broaden Its iPhone screens
  143. BBC offers up an iOS 12 review from a mobile journalist’s perspective
  144. Dulles Airport surprises passengers with facial-recognition boarding
  145. Amazon is stuffing its search results pages with ads
  146. Apple surveying iMac Pro buyers for key features, suggesting prep for new Mac Pro
  147. Fall foliage tips
  148. Moto rider Fenati pulls rival’s brake at 130 mph
  149. Type your name using famous logos
  150. Apple Music gains better organization of releases on artist pages
  151. Apple wins first Primetime Emmy award for ‘Carpool Karaoke’
  152. From top secret to best seller: the story of the Apple Watch
  153. A deceitful ‘Doctor’ in the Mac App Store
  154. Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” slowed down to 33rpm sounds great and takes on new, unexpected meanings
  155. A 22-year Apple veteran explains why Silicon Valley’s ‘fast fail’ approach won’t work in health
  156. The Dalrymple Report: iPhone names, Apple Store robberies with Dave Mark
  157. Paul McCartney, Jimmy Fallon pranking tourists
  158. Fountain pen vs iPad Pro
  159. AirPods for $139
  160. Ken Kocienda, on the process of crafting the very first iPhone keyboard and Apple’s culture of secrecy
  161. Apple rolling out web portal to respond to government, law enforcement customer/data requests
  162. 911 day time lapse, traveling around the world, no shaving
  163. Daring Fireball: iPhone naming rumors, 2018 edition
  164. iPhone X trade-in value at record 68% of new price a week before new iPhones revealed
  165. Malware takes advantage of specific Safari setting
  166. Video of a San Francisco area Apple Store being robbed
  167. Canon unveils the EOS R, its first full-frame mirrorless camera
  168. The box
  169. Introducing Skype call recording
  170. Just released: CleanMyMac X, the 10th anniversary edition
  171. I invented the iPhone’s autocorrect. Sorry about that, and you’re welcome
  172. Free iPhone X Replacement thanks to iOS 12
  173. Apple Park construction time-lapse, and a bit of map wandering
  174. This year’s iPhones likely to establish a lasting tech lead thanks to 7nm A12 chip
  175. iOS 11 adoption rate hits 85 percent, Android Oreo approaching 15 percent
  176. Amazon reaches $1 trillion valuation
  177. Mercedes unveils electric car to challenge Tesla
  178. Now that’s the way to polish a rusty knife
  179. Lyft driver finds Pixel 3 XL in car; No one cares
  180. An Android fanboy spends an enlightening week with an iPhone
  181. Thieves hit 5th Bay Area Apple Store in a fortnight, grab $50k’s worth of products
  182. Apple’s official iPhone 8 logic board replacement program
  183. Apple discloses minor crash involving self-driving test vehicle
  184. Why the future of data storage is (still) magnetic tape

August 2018

  1. NetNewsWire is back with Brent Simmons
  2. Warren Buffett: The iPhone is ‘enormously underpriced’
  3. Long lost original demo of Imagine by John Lennon
  4. How to use the extra features packed into Apple’s tiny AirPods
  5. 9to5Mac uncovers images of new iPhones and Apple Watch
  6. Pro Tip: You can rent many books for free through the Kindle app on iOS and macOS if you have a library card
  7. Google and Mastercard cut a secret ad deal to track retail sales
  8. Utah wildlife departments drop fish into lakes from airplanes
  9. You can watch Apple’s September Special Event live September 12 at 10 a.m. PDT
  10. The life-size LEGO Technic Bugatti Chiron
  11. The most dystopian marketing stunt ever?
  12. Apple announces special event for September 12
  13. Google’s Wear OS no longer feels like Android on a smartwatch
  14. How to turn your Mac into a Wi-Fi hotspot
  15. Google, but for colors
  16. Gene Munster: 19% of Android users surveyed indicated they plan on switching to an iPhone in the next year
  17. Apple expanding pilot program allowing repairs of select vintage Macs
  18. Apple buys AR lens startup
  19. Terry Fox Run 2018 TV spot
  20. Take Photos further with one-on-one training
  21. First-gen iPhone prototype up for sale on eBay
  22. 2011 pocket camera vs. 2017 iPhone 8 Plus
  23. Discovering good music on Apple Music
  24. Yahoo, bucking industry, scans emails for data to sell advertisers
  25. Airport Express: I’m not dead quite yet
  26. The death of the iPad mini
  27. An emoji that will not show in the Safari title bar
  28. The fight against Google’s smart city
  29. Fall foliage prediction map
  30. Apple doesn’t do low budget
  31. Isle of Man TT
  32. Why I love this Robin Williams bit
  33. The self-driving car that will never arrive
  34. The most popular song of each year, from 1940-2017
  35. Tim Cook’s Apple
  36. The iPhone’s original UI designer on Apple’s greatest flaws
  37. Everything new with Siri in iOS 12
  38. Dongles have been Apple’s top-selling products for the last two years at Best Buy
  39. Nikon Z7 hands-on review, specs, prices and everything else you need to know
  40. Apple confirms TV series order of Asimov’s Foundation
  41. This is the story of the 1970s great calculator race
  42. Paramount, Weed Road tap Patrick Osborne for ‘Monument Valley’ Movie
  43. This is why you can’t unlock a car door if someone is trying to open it at the same time
  44. “The Beach Party” film: a short appreciation of one of the oddest subgenres in film history
  45. In ‘Small Fry,’ Steve Jobs comes across as a jerk. His daughter forgives him. should we?
  46. On ‘Shake to Undo’
  47. Vector icon speed runs, an incredible resource
  48. Fully operational Apple 1 computer up for auction
  49. Apple hired scores of ex-Tesla employees this year, and not just for its car project
  50. Siri and the flashlight
  51. Stephen Hackett publishes extensive screenshot library of every Mac OS since the Mac OS X Public Beta
  52. Let’s really think about this ‘new low-cost laptop to succeed MacBook Air’ thing
  53. The high-stakes race to create the world’s first artificial heart
  54. Google, Apple drop college degree requirements?
  55. Office 365 update coming, will require macOS Sierra or later
  56. Phil Schiller, stuntman
  57. Reddit: Apple reserving China air-freight for upcoming weeks
  58. The 23 best movies of the 2000s
  59. Apple removes 14 Apple Watch bands from website, many others ‘sold out’ ahead of September event
  60. You can no longer sign up for Netflix via its iOS app
  61. Tim Cook donated nearly $5 million worth of Apple shares to charity
  62. Verizon assholes
  63. Dark Sky for iOS
  64. How accurate are step counters? Research shows mixed reviews, but here’s why it doesn’t actually matter all that much
  65. First time Tooter, long time Tweeter
  66. FiftyThree, maker of popular Paper and Paste apps, gets acquired
  67. How to curate your own reading list with the Instapaper and Pocket apps
  68. Google data collection
  69. Apple prepares users for end of Back to My Mac
  70. Lyft surpasses 5,000 self-driving rides
  71. Sharing files stored in iCloud
  72. How a meeting with Steve Jobs in 1998 gave birth to Wi-Fi
  73. Apple complies with China’s rules again, pulls gambling apps from App Store
  74. The number of days between purchasing my 2018 MacBook Pro and the spacebar starting to get stuck?
  75. Guessing the date of the Apple’s September iPhone event
  76. Outfoxing iMovie to set a default movie resolution
  77. iPad explodes in Apple Store Amsterdam, store cleared
  78. Apple’s best media moves
  79. Fighting the vanilla thieves of Madagascar
  80. How scientists discovered Helium, the first alien element, 150 years ago
  81. The Dalrymple Report: Hacking Apple, Twitter, and Apple Watch with Dave Mark
  82. Thread by @Fizzhogg: “So, this guy is walking down the street.”
  83. Ingenious BMW theft attempt
  84. Michael Tsai’s collection of comments about Twitter’s #BreakingMyTwitter email
  85. Using Photos to sync photos of an event from different sources
  86. Apple reassures customers after Australian media reports hack by teen
  87. Link to the Verizon “6 months free Apple Music, on us” page
  88. Google confirms it tracks users even when ‘Location History’ setting is disabled
  89. Aretha
  90. Twitter
  91. Searching photos with Siri
  92. You can listen to full music on Apple Music after logging in on the web interface
  93. Google updates their cloud storage pricing
  94. Twitter’s secret “Guest Mode”
  95. Melbourne teen hacked into Apple’s secure computer network, court told
  96. Apple’s growth story
  97. Apple’s revolutionary iMac is 20 years old, and still going strong
  98. Tweetbot removes timeline streaming, Activity and Stats tab, and Push Notifications for some features ahead of Twitter changes
  99. Super Duper advanced Mac tricks!
  100. This cruel Bud Light smart fridge unlocks only when the Cleveland Browns win
  101. Inside the iPhone repair ecosystem: Where do replacement parts come from and can you trust them?
  102. HQ Trivia expands beyond mobile with new Apple TV app
  103. Apple is beefing up a team to explore making its own health chips
  104. Verizon, 5G rollout, and partnership with Apple and Google
  105. Universal Audio releases the Bill Putnam Microphone Collection
  106. A camera that shoots out a macro lens, capturing remarkable hi-res, slow motion video
  107. How to verify your Mac backups are working properly
  108. Denmark’s augmented reality coverage of the Tour De France wins everything
  109. Motherboard on the iPhone 7’s so-called Loop Disease
  110. New Samsung Galaxy watches are still much larger than Apple watches
  111. Millions of Android devices are vulnerable right out of the box
  112. A warning about Google Drive in education
  113. Apple removes Group FaceTime from iOS 12 and macOS Mojave
  114. Google still tracks you with location history turned off
  115. BBEdit: The only tool needed for writers, web authors, and software developers [Sponsor]
  116. Shakespeare would have loved this Italian horse race
  117. Andromeda Yelton: “I cannot believe this place even exists”
  118. The evolution of the Ford Mustang in photos
  119. Apple defends its decision to allow Infowars in the App Store
  120. The Dalrymple Report: A Rome street musician and Apple Music with Dave Mark
  121. Sultans of Swing, performed on a street corner in São Paulo
  122. Secrets of the macOS System Preferences window
  123. Galaxy Note 9 benchmarked: iPhone X is still faster
  124. McDonald’s Is giving away a ‘Gold Card’ that gives you free McDonald’s for life
  125. Doug Field returns to Apple after leaving Tesla
  126. An Irish pilot arguing with a New York air traffic controller is kind of hilarious
  127. How to photograph the Perseids meteor shower this weekend
  128. Street musician does masterful Pink Floyd cover in front of Pantheon in Rome
  129. Apple Music launches new weekly ‘Friends Mix’ in For You
  130. Rene Ritchie digs into the details of iPhone battery life
  131. Terrific real-life use case for ARKit
  132. Excerpt from upcoming “Inside Apple’s Design Process” book
  133. Verizon’s unlimited data customers are getting six free months of Apple Music
  134. Marques Brownlee: The 2019 iPhone X Models
  135. Apple responds to US lawmaker concerns about location tracking, ‘Hey Siri,’ more
  136. Warner Music Group sells its entire stake in Spotify
  137. Spotify’s $30 billion playlist for global domination, comments from Tim Cook
  138. The lady & the shark
  139. North Carolina K-3 teachers getting iPads
  140. Maniac
  141. TidBITS digs into USB Restricted Mode
  142. Apple Books: A love letter to readers
  143. Who is Tim Cook? We investigate the Apple CEO who took over from Steve Jobs
  144. Why Apple is the future of capitalism
  145. “Apple still trades like a steel mill going out of business.”
  146. Facebook asks banks to share our detailed financial information
  147. The world’s most peculiar company
  148. Apple kicked Alex Jones off its platform then Youtube and Facebook rushed to do the same
  149. Sir Patrick Stewart revealing he’s returning to Star Trek
  150. The genius behind Steve
  151. As Google Maps renames neighborhoods, residents fume
  152. An oral history of General Magic, the company that invented the iPhone — two decades too early.
  153. Here’s Apple’s plan to keep from losing the world’s fastest-growing smartphone market
  154. Ex-Apple CEO Sculley: Tim Cook got Wall Street to fall in love with what Steve Jobs built
  155. Script downloads
  156. The Dalrymple Report: Dave Mark’s new MacBook Pro
  157. Behind the wheel of a Tesla Model 3: It’s a giant iPhone — for better and worse
  158. I have a secret. My father is Steve Jobs.
  159. A new device can hear your thoughts
  160. Apple’s trillion-dollar world
  161. The oldest building in every US state
  162. Apple is worth $1,000,000,000,000. Two decades ago, it was almost bankrupt.
  163. Tim Cook’s trillion dollar email to employees
  164. Apple Watch and time
  165. Apple’s shift from shared passion to financial calculation
  166. Steve Jobs and General Magic
  167. Computer and smartphone latency
  168. The bullshit web
  169. Thoughts on the Touch Bar (cost and function keys)
  170. Marco: Low power mode on the Mac
  171. The world economy runs on GPS. It needs a backup plan
  172. Apple kills the App Store Affiliate program
  173. I don’t want to believe this is true about iCloud storage limits
  174. Getting to know a legacy codebase
  175. Why Macs matter to Apple, even when they aren’t selling well
  176. Reddit says hacker accessed some user data
  177. Apple’s longtime Education VP shares frustrations with slow pace of change
  178. Renowned film director Wim Wenders hits out at “phone photography”
  179. Apple just explained why it’s going to make original TV shows
  180. Steve Jobs 1997 WWDC fireside chat
  181. Apple Q3 earnings call transcript
  182. He found 15 books in a Sierra dumpster. Then he found out they belonged to Thomas Jefferson.
  183. Jason Snell’s Apple earnings charts, and thoughts on the Mac sales numbers
  184. Apple’s official earnings press release, and some numbers

July 2018

  1. Apple reports best June quarter ever
  2. The world’s largest train set “spans” eight countries
  3. The 100 best TV episodes of the century
  4. Apple not taking chances with ads, is too ‘vanilla’ says former ad director
  5. Logitech steps up to the mic
  6. iOS 12 beta 5 confirms HomePod will add support for making phone calls
  7. Days in beta of every version of iOS, updated for iOS 12
  8. Rene Ritchie’s detailed 2018 MacBook Pro review
  9. I went to Best Buy and the salesman tried to break a MacBook
  10. Today’s Apple earnings call, 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET
  11. Uber to stop developing self-driving trucks
  12. How an ex-cop rigged McDonald’s monopoly game and stole millions
  13. Carol Kaye: Rock’s most prolific session musician
  14. The Jell-O family curse
  15. Shark scientists explain what’s right and what’s wrong with Shark Week
  16. Samsung’s anti-iPhone X ads
  17. Apple provides Japanese customers with free repairs following floods and landslides
  18. The iPad vs. Mac juxtaposition
  19. “Made of Mettle”: The Leatherman documentary
  20. Inside the 23-dimensional world of your car’s paint job
  21. The longest lunar eclipse of the century will be on July 27
  22. Tim Cook at the Loveloud Festival – will speak and introduce Imagine Dragons
  23. Juul and its House of Smoke and Horrors
  24. New iPhone X Ad “Unleash”
  25. Impossible Burgers’ key, bloody ingredient gets long awaited nod from FDA
  26. Best Buy should be dead, but it’s thriving in the age of Amazon
  27. Tunity is a ridiculously cool app for watching sports games at bars or restaurants
  28. Slow-motion hummingbird video shot on the iPhone
  29. Two histories of Myst
  30. Understanding “Hotel California”
  31. What makes this song great: Roundabout by Yes
  32. Dave Lee reruns his MacBook Pro 2018 tests with Apple’s patch in place
  33. Rethinking the macOS Font Picker
  34. [VIDEO] Woz interview back in 1984
  35. The little things
  36. How to close apps on iPhone X in iOS 12
  37. Meet the people who grind out the best movie trailers in the world
  38. Study: 75% of King County drivers believe they can safely text and drive
  39. Charvel Pro-Mod series of guitars
  40. Apple identifies and fixes thermal bug in new MacBook Pro
  41. Live spider inside an iMac screen
  42. What it was like to work with Steve Jobs at NeXT
  43. What APFS does for you, and what you can do with APFS
  44. Stanford page dedicated to the original Macintosh marketing campaign
  45. Apple opens masterpiece in Milan
  46. Google: Security keys neutralized employee phishing
  47. One of the stars of ‘Planet of the Apps’ is trashing Apple
  48. Inside ‘the reality distortion field’: An early Apple employee talks about having Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak as bosses
  49. All the iOS and Mac wallpapers, past and present
  50. Make your Venmo transactions private. Seriously.
  51. All of the changes to notifications in iOS 12
  52. Apple eats a bit of Samsung’s lunch
  53. “Midnight Run” at 30: in praise of the ‘Casablanca’ of buddy comedies
  54. Apple: Don’t default on default apps
  55. Memo from the boss: you’re a vegetarian now
  56. Live TV coverage of the Apollo 11 landing and Moon walk
  57. Order beer and water using Apple Business Chat at the Phillies game
  58. Review: a counterfeit, $100 iPhone X
  59. A glider that flies forever, as long as you walk behind it
  60. iFixit teardown of the 3rd gen, 2018 MacBook Pro butterfly keyboard
  61. Apple Music posts new trailer for Ed Sheeran’s “Songwriter” documentary
  62. An entomologist rates all the ant emoji
  63. How to rearrange Control Center toggles on Apple Watch
  64. Sextortion scam uses recipient’s hacked passwords
  65. Apple’s new Apple Pay promotion
  66. How do cyclists physically survive the Tour de France?
  67. Google is quietly working on a successor to Android
  68. Reproducing the thermal throttling on the high end 2018 MacBook Pro
  69. Glass phones are about to get really, really cool
  70. Apple says third-generation keyboards exclusive to 2018 MacBook Pro
  71. Future Apple Watch add-ons could help you avoid sunburn
  72. Mass layoffs at eBay
  73. How today’s Apple has thrown out its old rulebook
  74. DSLR vs mirrorless cameras: How do they compare in 2018?
  75. Amazon sells 100 million products during Prime Day
  76. Google hit with $5 billion antitrust fine
  77. The new high-end MacBook Pro and “thermal throttling”
  78. Building the Google Photos Web UI
  79. Samsung’s latest snarky swipe at Apple
  80. 2018 MacBook Pro Geekbench 4 scores
  81. Sharecuts is creating a community for sharing Siri Shortcuts
  82. Tuning your iOS 12 notification behavior on the fly
  83. Greta Van Fleet: “When The Curtain Falls”
  84. How Omni does release notes
  85. I wish the App Store had a delete button on the Update tab
  86. Apple’s executive leadership page turned into memojis
  87. Average lifespan of the parts of your house
  88. Ex-Apple employee pleads not guilty to theft of trade secrets
  89. Apple celebrates World Emoji Day
  90. How J.D. Martinez uses iPads to improve his swing
  91. In the final minutes of his life, Calvin has one last talk with Hobbes
  92. Which car brands have the most (and least) loyal owners?
  93. “Photo tourism” in Lisbon, Portugal, March 23rd-30th, 2019
  94. Daylite: The Mac CRM for Growing Small Businesses [Sponsor]
  95. The Peanuts gang singing Rush’s “2112”
  96. The great Apple keyboard cover-up
  97. Apple’s pursuit of the Emmy Award
  98. How a sneaky furniture expert ripped off the rich and tricked Versailles
  99. Austin Mann’s real-world 2018 MacBook Pro review
  100. 30 week iOS plus computer science course plus a free MacBook plus free housing in San Francisco
  101. More on Apple’s AirPods World Cup branding coup
  102. A patent that offers insight into the complexity of Apple’s AirPower charging pad
  103. Bloomberg: Adobe to launch Photoshop for iPad in strategy shift
  104. Will Apple let you swap your recently-bought 2017 MacBook Pro for a 2018 one?
  105. The Dalrymple Report: Apple trade secrets, Maps, and cameras with Shawn King
  106. Pondering the impact of the App Store at 10
  107. Apple’s Shortcuts will flip the switch on Siri’s potential
  108. ARKit used to reenact famous horror scene from The Ring
  109. 18 Siri commands for HomePod AirPlay 2 users
  110. The winner of the World Cup is Apple
  111. Apple updates MacBook Pro with faster performance and new features for pros
  112. We are all public figures now
  113. A massive, black sarcophagus has been unearthed in Egypt, and nobody knows who’s inside
  114. The 10 most important iPhone apps of all time
  115. The best third-party camera app for iPhone – Halide
  116. New Nikon COOLPIX P1000: 4K video zoom example shot from 24-3,000mm
  117. WWDC18 video transcripts available
  118. Ex-Apple employee charged with theft of trade secrets
  119. Should we hide the locations of Earth’s greatest trees?
  120. The entire history of steel
  121. BBEdit, Celebrating Twenty-Five Years of Text Editing on the Mac [Sponsor]
  122. U.S. government sends letters to Apple, Google about data collection
  123. Travis Pastrana nails all three of Evel Knievel’s historic jumps
  124. Heatwave unveils ancient settlements in Wales
  125. Twitter shares fall after suspending 70 million fake accounts
  126. iPhone X Face ID video “Memory”
  127. Atari’s hard-partying origin story: An oral history
  128. Why do we grunt more as we get older?
  129. All the ways iOS 12 will make your iPhone more secure
  130. The science of saving the Declaration of Independence
  131. How the water in a coffee maker gets from the bottom to the top with no moving parts
  132. Apple posts three brilliant short films about soccer, all Shot on iPhone
  133. Apple Music just surpassed Spotify’s U.S. subscriber count
  134. How Smart TVs track pixels, communicate what you are watching to other devices, all to serve up ads
  135. Apple launches iOS 12 Shortcuts app beta
  136. The App Store turns 10
  137. Push nope-ifications
  138. Using Apple Watch with Siri “Raise to Speak”
  139. The moment a river cuts a new channel to the ocean
  140. One cable to rule them all: a look at Apple’s retired connectors through the years
  141. 1990, meet 2018: How far does 20MHz of Macintosh IIsi power go today?
  142. Microsoft Office and the macOS Mojave beta
  143. ‘God Bless America’: 100 years of an immigrant’s anthem
  144. The epic story of the map that gave America its name
  145. Reddit thread on iOS features that make you happy or satisfied
  146. Monopoly, cheaters edition
  147. watchOS 5 beta now includes ‘Raise To Speak’ Siri
  148. Oh, Samsung
  149. Why tech’s favorite color is making us all miserable
  150. This is the most dangerous world record to beat
  151. Apple financial results for Q3 2018 on July 31, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. PT
  152. Mutilated money? This place will give you a fresh stack
  153. Apple’s most strategic investment so far this year
  154. Apple’s next laptops could be more iPhone than Mac

June 2018

  1. Harlan Ellison wrote Star Trek’s greatest episode. He hated it.
  2. Why soccer players take dives
  3. Money expert decodes the world’s most popular currencies
  4. Apple is rebuilding Maps from the ground up
  5. Steve Jobs talks about the app store in 1983
  6. Here’s all of Apple’s active promoted tweets
  7. iOS 12: How to turn on and use the thesaurus
  8. That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
  9. Niantic shows off a stunning AR demo that lets Pikachu hide behind real-world objects
  10. Eddie Van Halen announces the ’78 Eruption Replica guitars
  11. 12 world class museums you can visit online
  12. How much risk is good for kids? Parents make the case for more adventurous childhood
  13. Apple engineers its own downfall with the MacBook Pro keyboard
  14. Emperor penguins just may be the best huddlers on Earth
  15. How to divide your Apple Watch workouts into segments
  16. Gruber’s rollup of Google’s human-mimicking, restaurant calling Duplex demo
  17. Mojave and command-shift-5
  18. We have reached peak screen. Now revolution is in the air.
  19. Soul of a new Mac: Mojave public beta
  20. Talking to Google Duplex: Google’s human-like phone AI feels revolutionary
  21. Apple, Samsung settle U.S. patent dispute
  22. How to mark an emoji as a Favorite in macOS and (apparently not in) iOS
  23. macOS Mojave: What is Dynamic Desktop and how to use it
  24. macOS Mojave: Back to the Mac
  25. Amazon’s Alexa app for iOS finally gets voice control
  26. Apple hires YouTuber Mark Rober to develop self-driving car VR
  27. First Look: macOS Mojave
  28. Designing a gradient
  29. AC/DC plays “On Broadway”
  30. Deliberately inconvenient objects
  31. Federico’s favorite iOS 12 tidbits (so far)
  32. iOS 12 Preview: Audacious new proactivity meets fierce new privacy
  33. Apple issues first public betas of iOS 12, tvOS 12
  34. [VIDEO] Tim Cook speaking at the Fortune CEO Initiative conference on Apple core beliefs, values
  35. 6pm PT today: Fortune CEO Initiative 2018 Livestream with Tim Cook
  36. Vinnie Paul dies at 54
  37. Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke
  38. iPhones and USB-C
  39. The absolute best phone: Apple iPhone X
  40. Amazon Fire TV Cube: The promise of a voice-controlled future not yet delivered
  41. Apple News launches 2018 midterm elections section
  42. Why little vehicles will conquer the city
  43. The weird and wavy history of wine coolers
  44. Welcome to Blaine, the town Amazon Prime built
  45. What it takes to be a Blue Man
  46. Apple launches Keyboard Service Program for MacBook and MacBook Pro
  47. Police need warrants to get phone location info says Supreme Court
  48. Uber car’s ‘safety’ driver streamed TV show before fatal crash
  49. Read an annotated online edition of Frankenstein to celebrate its 200th anniversary
  50. The Dalrymple Report: Apple’s original content and vinyl albums with Dave Mark
  51. Best performance of Highway to Hell I’ve ever seen
  52. Don’t use your iPhone’s Markup highlighter to censor screenshot info
  53. How to recover deleted Safari history on Mac
  54. Google Home enables “continued conversation”
  55. Logitech’s school-targeted Crayon stylus is so good, Apple should copy it for iPad
  56. What is browser fingerprinting and how does it work?
  57. Koko the gorilla dies; redrew the lines of animal-human communication
  58. Apple releases GarageBand 10.3
  59. The horses that changed history
  60. Paisley Park, Prince’s lonely palace
  61. Robert Plant watching that 8-year-old drumming along to Led Zeppelin
  62. Why Apple’s AirPower wireless charger is taking so long to make
  63. Apple wants to replace your car keys with an iPhone
  64. Apple is figuring out what’s next
  65. Apple inks partnership with Sesame Workshop, the non-profit behind Sesame Street
  66. Intel announces resignation of CEO Brian Krzanich
  67. “Tim Cook kept saying ‘trust me’”: Why Angela Ahrendts left Burberry for Apple
  68. The legendary Apple research group that shaped our world
  69. Find solar & lunar eclipses in your city
  70. How the new World Cup ball was designed to not influence the games
  71. Jony Ive’s favorite color is orange
  72. The end of owning music: how CDs and downloads died
  73. Walkie-Talkie on Apple Watch (watchOS 5 beta 2)
  74. More ARKit 2.0 with image tracking
  75. The machine fired me
  76. Mission Impossible theft of Apple gear from Best Buy
  77. Apple Maps van spotted in the wild
  78. A look at the iPad-specific features in iOS 12
  79. What you need to do when you inherit a Mac
  80. Best Buy shipping refurbished HomePods for $260
  81. Supply chain report suggests Apple expects 6.5-inch ‘iPhone X Plus’ to be most popular 2018 iPhone model
  82. Free trials from Apple’s perspective
  83. Supreme Court will hear Apple’s appeal about iPhone App Store antitrust suit
  84. Apple taking reservations for this summer’s Apple Camp for kids
  85. Photos of the coolest soccer fields in the world
  86. James Corden teases Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke episode
  87. The wonder of image tracking in ARKit 2
  88. Apple’s original content is further along than you think
  89. How Apple can fix 3D Touch
  90. iOS 12 lets you securely and automatically share your emergency location with 911
  91. McMoon: how the earliest images of the moon were so much better than we realised
  92. Hands on with the $300,000 Parmigiani Fleurier Bugatti Type 390
  93. How to avoid backing a crowdfunding failure
  94. How to talk about the World Cup and sound reasonably smart
  95. MLB umpire Tom Hallion mic’d up
  96. How this woman makes mind-blowing bubbles
  97. Behind the scenes of Drew Gardner’s gigapixel shot of British royal family
  98. Apple announces multi-year partnership with Oprah Winfrey
  99. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words
  100. How to get your kids to do chores (without resenting it)
  101. Gigantic basketball tween takes on tiny opponents and 8-foot rims, leaves no survivors
  102. The fight for the right to be cremated by water
  103. The history of the Mac startup sound
  104. Downside to Siri shortcut “trigger phrases” in iOS 12, but one with a solution already in place
  105. Apple, Grayshift whac-a-mole
  106. Apple launches new wave of Mac ads
  107. On the sad state of Macintosh hardware, with a twinkle of hope
  108. Apple, Spike Jonze and ‘It’s a Tide Ad’ win best in show at AICP awards
  109. Unrequited love story: ‘Bull Durham’ at 30
  110. The David Rubenstein Show: Tim Cook
  111. Apple finally has the right attitude about notifications in iOS 12
  112. Shortcuts: a new vision for Siri and iOS automation
  113. The tiny, essential Google tricks for way better search results
  114. Apple’s new “How to shoot on iPhone” videos
  115. The Dalrymple Report: WWDC, Siri Shortcuts, and hockey with Dave Mark
  116. Apple to close iPhone security hole that police use to crack devices
  117. How the pros create audio presets for plug-ins
  118. 8 year old drummer nails Zeppelin tune
  119. Hands on with macOS Mojave
  120. The various flavors of Siri shortcuts
  121. How the 12.9-inch iPad Pro took me by surprise and replaced my laptop
  122. Apple tries to stop developers sharing user data
  123. Net neutrality repeal + AT&T Time-Warner merger = Trouble for Netflix, YouTube, Hulu, etc.
  124. Canada’s own Ariana Gillis with a heartfelt cover, beautiful video
  125. A beautiful example of iOS 12 and ARKit 2
  126. Jean-Louis Gassée on iOS to macOS porting, and some possible motivation
  127. macOS Mojave: A Roundup of All the Little Things
  128. A walk through the new macOS Mojave Mac App store
  129. Apple’s official macOS Mojave preview page vs the iOS 12 preview page
  130. 1Password 7 for Mac review
  131. Apple bans cryptocurrency mining on the iPhone and iPad
  132. BBEdit: The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words
  133. Viso: Hands free control of your Mac, all through facial gestures
  134. Apple’s official (and gorgeous) iOS 12 preview page
  135. Apple’s Memoji are gender neutral — Here’s why that matters
  136. How to recover space from an iOS update
  137. Amazon’s new Fire TV Cube: Hands free control of your TV setup
  138. BBEdit, Celebrating Twenty-Five Years of Text Editing on the Mac
  139. The 100 best one hit wonder songs: a streamable playlist
  140. Apple’s new addiction-proof iPhone
  141. Your phone is listening and it’s not paranoia
  142. The incredible importance of Siri Suggestions
  143. Why you should probably wait to install iOS 12 and the other betas
  144. 100 new iOS 12 features/changes
  145. What will the Mac be like in 2020?
  146. Hands-on with macOS 10.14 Mojave
  147. WWDC scholarship winner builds Beer/NotBeer machine learning app in one day
  148. iOS 12 lets Siri control the play of music apps like Spotify
  149. Apple accused of copying new Shortcuts logo, hit with $200,000 demand letter
  150. Face ID on iOS 12 allows two different faces to unlock the same iPhone
  151. Ersatz free trials
  152. 13 hidden features of iOS 12 worth getting excited about
  153. Sonos speakers will support Apple AirPlay 2 in July
  154. Real Canadian road rage
  155. John Gruber’s live Talk Show interview with Apple’s Greg Joswiak and Mike Rockwell
  156. AirPods to get Live Listen feature in iOS 12
  157. The story behind Susan Kare’s iconic design work for Apple
  158. Tech addiction and the paradox of Apple’s “Screen Time” tools
  159. Free trials come to the App Store
  160. Thoughts on WWDC
  161. Tim Cook reveals his tech habits: I use my phone too much
  162. Apple says CarPlay will now support third party navigation and mapping apps
  163. Apple’s software chief details how iOS apps will run on Macs
  164. Apple is launching FaceTime group chats with up to 32 people
  165. Apple just made Safari the good privacy browser
  166. Tim Cook fires back at Facebook: “We’ve never been in the data business”
  167. Apple Watch watchOS 5, Pride bands, Walkie-Talkie, and a lot more
  168. Apple introduces macOS Mojave and an all new Mac App Store
  169. Apple announces the Apple Design Award winners
  170. Apple opens Health Records API to developers
  171. Apple’s official photo highlights from yesterday’s keynote
  172. BBEdit, Celebrating Twenty-Five Years of Text Editing on the Mac
  173. The small details of iOS 12, macOS Mojave, and more
  174. macOS Mojave 10.14 Beta supports most 2012-and-later Macs
  175. WWDC 2018 Keynote video
  176. Four OS updates. One big day.
  177. WWDC 2018 opening video “The Developer Migration”
  178. Facebook gave device makers deep access to data on users and friends
  179. WWDC 2018: What Apple’s big show means to you
  180. Driver looking at Apple Watch found guilty of distracted driving
  181. How to watch today’s WWDC keynote
  182. Bloomberg: Microsoft to acquire GitHub
  183. The Pyramids of Giza are near a Pizza Hut, and other sites that may disappoint you
  184. How one Apple programmer got apps talking to each other
  185. It’s not easy being evergreen: an oral history of the Muppets
  186. Does brand matter when buying a new camera?
  187. Lightning fast demo of a magic transforming scarf
  188. All of Siri’s new AirPlay 2 commands
  189. Useful things you can do with 3D Touch
  190. Bloomberg rolls out their predictions for WWDC
  191. Canon shutters 80-year history of film cameras
  192. Apple Launches global music publishing division, evolves chart strategy

May 2018

  1. Jake E Lee on guitars and Ozzy
  2. They took your headphone jack, we brought it back
  3. Girl saved from forced marriage by Apple’s Find My iPhone app
  4. Google, the Pentagon, and weaponized AI
  5. What changes need to be made to Apple Music?
  6. HomePod as a computer, chugging away in the background
  7. AirPlay 2 explainer
  8. Unofficial WWDC app for macOS gets major update with iCloud sync, related sessions, more
  9. Wushu has got to be the most dangerous team sport in the world
  10. The woman who brought Siri to life
  11. Former Apple CEO John Sculley: What I learned from Steve Jobs
  12. ICC bars cricket players from wearing Apple Watch during matches
  13. Hands on with HomePod stereo pairs and AirPlay 2
  14. iOS 11.4 and Messages
  15. iOS 11.4 debuts today with AirPlay 2 multi-room audio support for HomePod
  16. Apple News vs. Google News
  17. Apple’s “Close Your Rings Challenge” at WWDC
  18. Apple releases 2018 WWDC app
  19. Watch hero make incredible climb up side of building to rescue child
  20. Check out your Twitter timeline, 10 years ago today
  21. Video compares official Apple iPhone X replacement displays with aftermarket displays
  22. How Apple dethroned Intel as the world’s most innovative chipmaker
  23. A walk through past WWDC reveals
  24. Tap to tip: buskers start offering card payments
  25. 64-bit mode: how to prevent 32-bit apps from running on your Mac
  26. A Quiet Place’s sound designers on building its very loud silence
  27. Learning the Delta Blues
  28. Apple closing Atlantic City Store
  29. Beats “Decade Collection” headphones
  30. Daylite Mac CRM: Win More Business & Get More Done
  31. Waterproof compact camera roundup 2018 between Olympus, Nikon, Fujifilm, and Panasonic
  32. Yesterday’s Obscura 2 announcement
  33. Amazon Echo recorded couple’s conversation and sent it a contact
  34. Samsung ordered to pay Apple $539 million for infringing iPhone
  35. The Dalrymple Report: Prince, Elvis and Google Photos with Dave Mark
  36. Obscura 2 camera app released
  37. MousePoint
  38. Human curated illustration in the App Store
  39. Epic Bill Gates e-mail rant from 2003
  40. The 25 Best Mac Games of 2018 (existing and upcoming)
  41. Federico Viticci’s second life
  42. Apple to use self-driving vehicles for employee shuttles
  43. Uber ends Arizona self-driving program
  44. 5 minute tip: Universal Audio’s dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter
  45. How I became The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
  46. Adobe Photoshop: Original Pascal source code and screen shots of one of the first versions
  47. Inside Consumer Reports: How iPhone, iPad, Mac, and HomePod testing is performed
  48. How to install macOS on a VM to run your 32 bit apps
  49. Apple is changing the process of downloading a copy of everything it knows about you
  50. Next generation iPhone chips go into production
  51. Gemini Photos declutters your photo library
  52. 1Password releases version 7 for macOS
  53. Apple’s WWDC 2018 keynote livestream
  54. How to stop accidentally quitting your Mac apps
  55. How the “Math Men” overthrew the “Mad Men”
  56. The Loop Bash: Free tickets now available
  57. [VIDEO] The Prince Purple Rain performance that became the actual release version
  58. Jason Snell: 7 iPhone features I’d like to see in iOS 12
  59. These 299 macOS apps are so buggy, Apple had to fix them in AppKit
  60. Getty is trying to bring disability inclusion to stock photos
  61. Apple spotlights Animoji in dazzling ‘Taxi Driver’ ad
  62. “Apple to give Siri new voice at WWDC” – No. Old news.
  63. A town called “Asbestos”
  64. Quantum physics may be even spookier than you think
  65. “We’re going to the science museum”
  66. Daylite Mac CRM: Win More Business & Get More Done [Sponsor]
  67. Symbol Audio’s Modern Record Player
  68. New vehicle icons for Google Maps on iOS
  69. The Obamas sign deal to produce shows on Netflix
  70. TeenSafe leaks user’s Apple ID passwords
  71. Siri: Joanna Stern is 18
  72. Steve Jobs and the bullet-hole T-shirt meeting
  73. How I targeted the Reddit CEO with Facebook ads to get an interview at Reddit
  74. I tried to watch a video of a puppy and accidentally sent every photo I’ve ever taken to Google
  75. Fed up with Apple’s policies, app developers form a ‘union’
  76. BBEdit, The Legendary Mac Text Editor Celebrating Twenty-Five Years
  77. This is freaking me out: A video that can read your mind
  78. Playing detective, hunting down the truth about that Google Duplex restaurant
  79. How to use macOS Preview to merge multiple PDFs
  80. The most sophisticated piece of software/code ever written
  81. Strategy Analytics: Apple shipped 600,000 HomePods, Amazon smart speaker market share drops to 43.6%
  82. The Rolling Stones: Every album ranked
  83. How to search Twitter
  84. Breaking down Seinfeld
  85. London skyline has incredible gigapixel photoshoot
  86. Samsung Apple hating ad brings notch-guy back, this time with a kid
  87. Lathe simulator
  88. Apple exploring North Carolina, Northern Virginia for new campus
  89. The fascinating history of the “orchestra hit”
  90. YouTube Music, a new music streaming service, is coming soon
  91. Apple and Global Accessibility Awareness Day
  92. Twitter delays shutdown of legacy APIs by 3 months as it launches a replacement
  93. “Yanny” or “Laurel”: the audio clip that’s tearing the internet apart
  94. Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean played fingerstyle on guitar
  95. How to get rid of a persistent macOS Messages badge icon
  96. Mount St. Helens eruption: Never-before-published photos
  97. [VIDEO] Test run of an in-glass fingerprint sensor
  98. Microsoft plans low-cost tablet line to rival iPad
  99. The new AI-powered Google News app is now available on iOS
  100. Twitter’s new approach to handling trolls
  101. Steve Jobs anecdotes from pioneering game dev John Carmack
  102. Another life saved by Apple Watch
  103. iPhone X Portrait Lighting ad: Studio in your pocket
  104. [VIDEO] Tim Cook on his meeting with Trump
  105. One way to use an iPad as a display for a headless Mac
  106. Apple Music continues its #OneNightOnly campaign with free Shawn Mendes concert
  107. California DMV: Apple self-driving fleet now up to 55 vehicles
  108. U.K. man hits 160km/h in a 450 horsepower shed
  109. Google Photos vs Apple Photos
  110. Apple’s Lisa Jackson wins Environmental Achievement Award
  111. BBEdit, The Legendary Mac Text Editor Celebrating Twenty-Five Years [Sponsor]
  112. Woz on the importance of HP in the creation of Apple
  113. A review from early 2008: “The Apple iPhone will only ever be a bit player”
  114. Android has it, iOS needs it: Copy two-factor codes from text message
  115. Apple ad blends everyone from Season 1 of Carpool Karaoke
  116. Pen and paint New Yorker cover illustrator on moving to iPad
  117. Tim Cook’s 2018 Duke Commencement Address
  118. Apple knew its computers were “defective,” sold them anyway, suit alleges
  119. For six decades, ‘the man with the golden arm’ donated blood — and saved 2.4 million babies
  120. I beat up my own brain at “The American Crossword Puzzle” tournament
  121. The story of Manhattan’s dynamic population
  122. Google now says controversial AI voice calling system will identify itself to humans
  123. The spectacular power of “Big Lens”
  124. BBEdit, The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words
  125. Why the days of the analog clock are (and should be!) numbered
  126. The problem isn’t Duplex — It’s Google
  127. Should our machines sound human? And what about informed consent?
  128. Lava knocking down a metal fence, crossing a road, and eating a car
  129. Google now lets you delete the search, browsing and viewing history it keeps on you
  130. Apple announces joint venture for breakthrough carbon-free aluminum smelting method
  131. [Video] Demo of Google’s new integration of Street View into Maps, called Walking Navigation
  132. Digital photocopiers loaded with secrets
  133. Duplex shows Google failing at ethical and creative AI design
  134. The Senate has forced a vote on net neutrality
  135. Use your iPhone to scan your glasses, tell you your current prescription
  136. Privacy, and a thoughtful plan to improve the outdated Contacts app
  137. Apple plans to sell video subscriptions through TV app
  138. Apple says inventory of all iPhone replacement batteries now available without delay
  139. Apple, HyperCard, and a glimpse of how far we’ve come
  140. Apple confirms use of drones to improve Apple Maps, says privacy remains a priority
  141. Apple, influence, and Ive
  142. The Mac gaming console that time forgot
  143. The long way round: the plane that accidentally circumnavigated the world
  144. Watch Google Assistant make a phone call to schedule an appointment. Stunning.
  145. Google adds AR object identification to its Camera app
  146. Find content from your favorite games that is hidden, but there
  147. iOS 11.4 adds USB Restricted Mode, port becomes power-only after 7 days without login
  148. Microsoft drops their cut of developer app revenue from 30% to as low as 5%
  149. Apple’s ‘Barbers’ iPhone 7 Plus ad wins ADC Best of Show award
  150. The Dalrymple Report: iMac and Rock ‘n Roll with Dave Mark
  151. An online collection of high-res scans of M.C. Escher’s prints
  152. How to tune a guitar
  153. Peter Cohen: Apple, the iMac, and whimsy
  154. Austin Mann, an iMac Pro, and some kickass photography in Antarctica
  155. Apple’s official tech spec page for the original iMac
  156. VIDEO: Bill Gates, Warren Buffett on Apple
  157. Drive.ai to launch self-driving ride hailing pilot
  158. BBEdit, The Mac Text Editor for Coders and People Who Use Words
  159. CSS frosted glass / blur effect
  160. Bobby McFerrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale
  161. The original iMac: 20 years since Apple changed its fate
  162. OLPC’s $100 laptop was going to change the world — then it all went wrong
  163. Yes, it’s bad. Robocalls, and their scams, are surging.
  164. The glacial rollout of wireless CarPlay
  165. Newsweek had the exclusive iMac announcement story
  166. 20 years ago today, Steve Jobs introduced the iMac
  167. Steve Jobs introduces the original iMac
  168. Apple discontinues Texture’s Windows app
  169. iPhone X was world’s best-selling smartphone model in first quarter
  170. 15 of the best photo editing apps for iOS and Android devices
  171. Google: 13 ways you’re using AI in your daily life
  172. Apple acknowledges microphone issue with some iPhone 7 and 7 Plus models
  173. Daylite, The Mac CRM for Small Businesses That Want To Grow
  174. 25 iPad multitasking tips
  175. How critics got the iPhone X ‘Panic’ story so very wrong
  176. Facebook’s dating service is a chance to meet the catfisher, advertiser or scammer of your dreams
  177. Why BuzzFeed News premiered a show on Apple News before Facebook, YouTube, Twitter
  178. The gambler who cracked the horse-racing code
  179. Elon Musk: A flufferbot caused the Tesla Model 3 delays
  180. Warren Buffett: Obsessing over iPhone X sales in the near term ‘totally misses the point’ on Apple’s stock
  181. 20 years of iMac: Behind the scenes of Apple’s ‘Simplicity Shootout’ video
  182. Twitter urges users to change their password after bug stored passwords “unmasked”
  183. LEGO-compatible furniture
  184. Google Assistant works with 5,000 smart home devices, HomeKit about 200
  185. Alexa, what’s 10 to the power of 308?
  186. Another life saved by Apple Watch, the new Check Engine light
  187. The original iPhone and an oral history of Iron Man’s original heads-up-display
  188. Using the old Mac OS is pure Zen
  189. 20 years of iMac: A story of relentless design iteration
  190. Facebook employee fired over bragging about access to user information
  191. I’m sorry I criticized you, Apple. You win.
  192. Anti-surveillance coalition condemns proposals for device backdoors
  193. Tesla posts worst ever quarterly loss
  194. Hulu announces plans for offline viewing
  195. App redesign haunts Snap
  196. Amazon pauses construction of new building pending Seattle tax vote
  197. Wired, from 1997: 101 ways to save Apple
  198. On the report of 2016 MacBook Pro butterfly keyboards failing twice as frequently as older models
  199. New typeface with embedded braille, aiming for Tokyo Olympics
  200. Overcast 4.2: The privacy update
  201. The transition to 5G on the iPhone
  202. Apple reports best March quarter ever, iPhone sales up
  203. Why it’s ok that Apple killed Airport products, finally
  204. Daylite, The Mac CRM for Small Businesses That Want To Grow [Sponsor]
  205. Using Time Machine without an AirPort Time Capsule
  206. Gibson files for bankruptcy
  207. Gibson and Tronical sue each other
  208. The Talk Show
  209. How to never lose your iPhone headphone adapter
  210. Apple, the disappearing headphone jack, and the critical nature of the Lightning-to-3.5mm adapter
  211. Scuttlebutt regarding Apple’s cross-platform UI project
  212. How to set up the Mac’s hot corners
  213. Apple earnings call, today at 2p PT / 5p ET — A few things to look for

April 2018

  1. The Dalrymple Report: AirPort and Siri with Dave Mark
  2. ErrorPort
  3. Siri and the definition of “mother”
  4. Steve Jobs speaks passionately about return to Apple in 1997 interview
  5. How to create a public album with Apple Photos
  6. The best replacements for Apple’s defunct AirPort accessories
  7. Apple podcasts top 50 billion downloads/streams, and more than 500K active shows
  8. Amazon Prime price change
  9. The Mac’s butterfly-switch keyboard, and another wave of negative sentiment
  10. China’s selfie obsession and the $6 billion company that grew from it
  11. Swiss watch CEO on the Apple Watch threat
  12. The Dalrymple Report: Apple Music and hockey with Dave Mark
  13. Apple discontinues AirPort product line
  14. Apple store at Florida Mall faces lawsuit over 2016 evacuation
  15. John Cleese in conversation with Eric Idle
  16. Ford to stop selling every car in North America but the Mustang and Focus Active
  17. How to download a copy of everything Apple knows about you
  18. QuickTime on your Mac can record your Apple TV
  19. E-waste recycler Eric Lundgren loses appeal on computer restore disks, heads to federal prison
  20. Startup offers $3 million to anyone who can hack the iPhone
  21. How Spotify’s new free tier could put a dent in Apple Music’s subscriber base
  22. Florida police use dead man’s finger to try to unlock iPhone
  23. Google softens their gun emoji, Microsoft is the last gun standing.
  24. Here’s why you’re getting all those terms of service update emails
  25. Gmail gets a new Web interface
  26. “True Facts about Frog Fish”
  27. 29 summer movies to get excited about
  28. iPhone app icon management tips. One you just might not know.
  29. A Google Street View car drove right through the path of the 2017 solar eclipse
  30. The multi-billion dollar industry that makes its living from your data
  31. Someone is trying to extort iPhone crackers GrayShift with leaked code
  32. Amazon will now deliver packages to the trunk of your car
  33. Jean-Louis Gassée talks Amazon, smart TVs, and walled gardens
  34. Instagram launches “Data Download” tool to let you leave
  35. 8 different Qi-Fast chargers over 4 months. Which one was the best?
  36. “2001: A Space Odyssey” trailer
  37. Spotify beefs up its free tier
  38. Apple Music: Getting the most from the service
  39. Astronaut Chris Hadfield debunks space myths
  40. Ireland expects Apple tax appeal to be heard this year
  41. Music streaming revenues surge
  42. How to speed up Apple Watch software updates dramatically
  43. 20 vintage Apple ads
  44. Two new iPhone ads push switch from Android
  45. How merchants use Facebook to flood Amazon with fake reviews
  46. Apple pays 7-Figures for Ed Sheeran documentary “Songwriter”
  47. Google parent Alphabet profit beats estimates
  48. This guy has lost 105 pounds and counting thanks to his Apple Watch
  49. Watch how a pop hit is made
  50. A genius HomePod hack
  51. The quest for a billion-dollar red
  52. Giant wave of Gmail spoofing hits over the weekend
  53. Chat: Google’s big shot at killing Apple’s iMessage
  54. Recode survey: Amazon has most positive impact on society of any major tech company
  55. Flickr bought by SmugMug, vows to revitalize the photo service
  56. All of the songs played on “WKRP in Cincinnati” in one Spotify playlist
  57. Why AirPods, other Bluetooth headphones cut out when crossing a busy street
  58. Plover: Simple, clever, and free, in-browser transfer of large files
  59. What to do if your iPhone is stolen, what you can do now to make that less painful
  60. eBay for iOS gains barcode scanning, lets you complete listing process in seconds
  61. James Comey’s new book, privacy, and Apple
  62. The woman who gave the Macintosh a smile
  63. Your personality, according to IBM Watson
  64. Apple introduces Daisy, a new robot that disassembles iPhone to recover valuable materials
  65. Tim Cook doesn’t believe the Mac and iPad should be merged
  66. Facebook to put 1.5 billion users out of reach of new EU privacy law
  67. How to recover an iCloud account when a factor for two-factor authentication goes missing
  68. Wikipedia adds major page feature: Link previews
  69. The sad, gradual decline of the fade-out in popular music
  70. Amazon touts 100M Prime users as Apple quietly passes a quarter-billion paid subscriptions
  71. Amazon announce plans to ship smart TVs with Fire TV, Alexa built in
  72. Jeff Bezos reveals Amazon has 100 million Prime members in letter to shareholders
  73. Former Apple designer makes a coffee grinder
  74. Facebook will continue to require users to accept targeted ads
  75. Humankind’s most important material
  76. How to make tomato paste in Sicily
  77. New iPad and Apple Pencil in hand. Now what?
  78. The secret language of ships
  79. Animoji as characters in short film
  80. Run a bunch of old-timey Macintosh software in your browser
  81. Apple iOS App Store is trouncing Google Play in services, subscriptions
  82. Apple’s “Do not disturb” distracted driving prevention feature seems to be working
  83. More (soon to be last?) drone video of the Apple Park Campus
  84. iPhone X alone generated 35% of the total handset industry profits in Q4 2017
  85. Mapping Apple’s vast universe of space gray shades
  86. Bloomberg: Apple launching news subscription service
  87. Personalized “Hey Siri”
  88. Winners of the 2018 Pulitzer Prizes
  89. Netflix original shows lure 7.4 million new subscribers
  90. Ranking America’s fast-food desserts
  91. How to use Workflow with Reminders
  92. Visual remix of Paul McCartney. Donk.
  93. watchOS 4.3.1 suggests future support for third party watch faces
  94. An apology for the modern Internet, from the people who helped make it
  95. Careers in filmmaking
  96. The iPhone changed our lives. Now Apple needs to tackle addiction
  97. Apple sued an independent iPhone repair shop owner and lost
  98. A tale of two QuickTimes
  99. My 9.7 iPad (2018) review: Drawn, written, edited, and produced with an iPad
  100. Apple is not fucking around anymore. You’ve been warned
  101. ESPN’s streaming service is a peek at the future of ESPN and Disney
  102. The cake server
  103. Motherboard: Cops around the country can now unlock iPhones, records show
  104. A thread of third party watch faces
  105. Chinese man caught by facial recognition at pop concert
  106. iPhone (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition and shoes
  107. Google’s solution to figuring out who is talking
  108. Reasons for HomePod optimism despite reports of disappointing sales
  109. Alan Kay talks about meeting Steve Jobs and the 2007 iPhone keynote
  110. How to sign PDF documents on iPhone & iPad
  111. Facebook, your shadow profile, and those Apple talking points
  112. Apple is the richest company, so where are the billionaires?
  113. Apple to begin alerting macOS customers about 32-bit apps
  114. Uber Rent, mobile ticketing, and Uber Bike coming
  115. How Saturday Night Live preps for live music
  116. Latest watchOS beta warns users when opening watchOS 1 apps, says support will end soon
  117. FTC says ‘warranty void if removed’ stickers are BS, warns manufacturers they’re breaking the law
  118. Apple now runs on 100% green energy, and here’s how it got there
  119. New web standard would allow Touch ID and Face ID to be used to login to websites
  120. Apple must pay $502.6 million to VirnetX, federal jury rules (but don’t hold your breath)
  121. Apple lands Isaac Asimov ‘Foundation’ TV series
  122. iPhone 8 (PRODUCT)RED video
  123. Israeli agency investigating Apple over iPhone slowdown
  124. Steve Jobs had to convince Tim Cook to join Apple in 1998 — here’s how he did it
  125. Piper Jaffray’s “Teens Survey” shows 82% of US teens currently own an iPhone
  126. Andy Serkis (Gollum, Supreme Leader Snoke) shows off video game face tracking
  127. A cool skunkworks story from the days of Apple’s transition from 68K to PowerPC
  128. Jean-Louis Gassée looks at Apple’s chip-flipping history, and the chance of an ARM Mac
  129. Is the 3D movie trend finally dying?
  130. Apple now globally powered by 100 percent renewable energy
  131. Don’t give away historic details about yourself
  132. A sequence of intertwined commercials
  133. Do You Trust This Computer?
  134. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he’s left Facebook over data collection
  135. watchOS 5 Wish List: Apple Watch Podcasts, open Siri face, rethought Control Center, more
  136. Credit card signatures are about to become extinct in the U.S.
  137. Apple introduces iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition
  138. Full transcript: Apple CEO Tim Cook with Recode’s Kara Swisher and MSNBC’s Chris Hayes
  139. If iPads were meant for kids
  140. Twitter responds to dev outcry, delays June 19th deprecation date
  141. The looming end for third party Twitter apps
  142. A peek at the future of AR
  143. Apple has an iOS gesture dilemma
  144. A tweet sent Fleetwood Mac back to the Billboard charts
  145. Rollup of comments about rumored modular Mac Pro
  146. How the new 9.7-inch iPad stacks up against the iPad Pro
  147. The Danish National Symphony Orchestra performs “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”
  148. Apple to release modular Mac Pro in 2019
  149. Why the next Mac processor transition won’t be like the last two
  150. Interview with Apple logo creator Rob Janoff
  151. Apple posts two new iPad how-to videos, maybe use this approach to sell Apple Pay?
  152. Federico’s Workflow, and the wall between HomePod and the rest of the Apple ecosystem
  153. The message Google CEO Sundar Pichai sent out company wide about the YouTube shooting
  154. Facebook says data leak hits 87 million users
  155. Seek by iNaturalist
  156. New $20 coin captures one of Canada’s closest UFO encounters
  157. Facebook to revise terms of service to include more privacy language
  158. Gruber, Apple Pay, and a dark pattern
  159. Google turning down support for goo.gl URL shortener in the coming weeks
  160. Four snappy new iPhone X Apple Pay ads
  161. Michael Tsai’s rollup on comments about Apple’s reported plans for an ARM-based Mac
  162. Suspect in YouTube shooting angry that her videos had been “de-monetized”
  163. The strange way that Apple Music is beating Spotify
  164. Apple hires Google’s chief of search and artificial intelligence
  165. Facebook will not extend new European privacy law globally
  166. Police respond to reports of an active shooter at YouTube headquarters
  167. The history of Pro Tools
  168. Interactive map shows history of San Francisco place names
  169. The terrible scourge of Dark Patterns
  170. How to use your Apple Watch as a remote control for your Apple TV
  171. TidBITS unveils its new shiny
  172. Death of the newsfeed
  173. How to use Cloudflare’s DNS service to speed up your internet and protect your privacy
  174. How to make 29 handmade pasta shapes with 4 types of dough
  175. Bloomberg: Apple plans to replace Intel with its own chips
  176. Mark Zuckerberg responds to Tim Cook’s “extremely glib” criticism
  177. Turning a roll of aluminum foil into a razor sharp chef’s knife
  178. The unbelievable story of the CIA kidnapping a Soviet spacecraft
  179. Naomi Campbell interviews Jony Ive
  180. Apple Watch, heart rate data, and murder
  181. Hands-on with Business Chat for iMessage
  182. Apple is hiring hundreds of engineers to make Siri smarter
  183. Hey, Alexa, what can you hear? And what will you do with it?
  184. It’s time for an RSS revival
  185. The surprising history of the wolf whistle
  186. Best Buy, today only, offering $1000 off the iMac Pro, sale price $3999

March 2018

  1. Have I Been Pwned is now partnering with 1Password
  2. I almost lost my hearing from the lid on the tank of a toilet
  3. Accountant pulled in off the street to play goalie in an NHL game
  4. Facebook memo: “Maybe it costs someone a life by exposing someone to bullies. Maybe someone dies in a terrorist attack coordinated on our tools.”
  5. Updating your HomePod and questions about firmware changing sound quality
  6. Apple iOS 11.3, macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 update info
  7. Rush: “Tom Sawyer”
  8. I’m annoyed at the reaction to Apple’s Education Event
  9. Tim Cook on Facebook, Amazon, and Privacy: The videos
  10. Using your iPhone X and your face to tweak your music effects
  11. Predicting the iPhone
  12. Where’s the iCloud storage bump for the rest of us?
  13. Jean-Louis Gassée: Mark Zuckerberg thinks we’re idiots.
  14. Facebook to stop using data from third-parties to target ads
  15. Tim Cook discusses privacy, regulation, U.S. manufacturing, and education
  16. Facebook to give users more control over their data
  17. Apple pricing, the iPad, and the battle for student mindshare
  18. Michael Tsai gathers tons of comments about Apple’s Education event all in one page
  19. Drawing and smart annotation with the new Pages
  20. All about the Logitech Crayon
  21. Will Apple IBM Deal Let Watson Replace Siri For Business Apps?
  22. Foxconn buying Belkin. But why?
  23. Apple posts video of today’s Education Event
  24. The Dalrymple Report Podcast: Apple’s Education event with Dave Mark
  25. Apple unveils Everyone Can Create curriculum
  26. Apple updates Pages, Numbers and Keynote
  27. Apple intros new iPad with Apple Pencil support
  28. Apple’s new iPad, Apple Pencil video
  29. Apple posts opening video from education event
  30. Zuckerberg will not appear before UK lawmakers
  31. Canadians to get emergency alerts on their phones
  32. Finding out some of the info that Google keeps on you
  33. Facebook’s official response on accusations of logging call and SMS history without permission
  34. How to download the archive of all the data Facebook has collected on you
  35. Tim Cook calls for more regulations on data privacy
  36. Apple goes to Hollywood. Will its story have a happy ending?
  37. Netflix barred from competing at Cannes
  38. Steve Jobs on privacy at the D8 Conference
  39. An hour of the jazzy background music from the original 1967 Spider-Man cartoon
  40. Apple proposes new accessibility emojis
  41. Apple’s “pay with a glance” iPhone X Apple Pay ad
  42. Jimmy Iovine, Apple Music, and social networks
  43. Erasing complexity: The comfort of Apple’s ecosystem
  44. The scorched earth nuclear option for removing Facebook from your Mac
  45. Apple promotes upcoming Shinjuku store and Japanese retail expansion with vivid imagery, neon signage
  46. Facebook is building a real 59-acre Facebook city in Silicon Valley
  47. A brief history of movies shot with phones
  48. Mobile gaming is having a moment, and Apple has the reins
  49. This look inside Spike Jonze’s Apple ad is as fascinating as the film itself
  50. The Loop Bash at WWDC 2018
  51. Follow up on APFS and the Apple Store Genius Bar
  52. Some Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus units have large dead zones on the touchscreen
  53. Save your AirPods’ serial number to replace lost parts
  54. The most lifelike real-time digital character I’ve ever seen
  55. How to send an Animoji as a still or sticker in Messages
  56. Church of England to accept Apple Pay
  57. Study confirms Apple Watch can detect abnormal heart rhythm with 97% accuracy
  58. Apple is an exception to nearly every rule
  59. Apple and mobile gaming
  60. Jimmy Iovine transitioning to “consulting role” at Apple
  61. A Canadian short film inspired George Lucas to make ‘Star Wars’
  62. ‘BabelPod’ brings indirect Bluetooth audio and line-in to HomePod
  63. Steve Jobs on education
  64. Collection of quick takes on the Facebook / Cambridge Analytica story
  65. How to manage and interact with your contacts using Siri
  66. Apple announces new wave of Apple Watch bands
  67. Amazon is now second most valuable U.S.-listed company, behind Apple
  68. WhatsApp co-founder tells everyone to delete Facebook
  69. Universal Audio releases the Neve Preamp Plug‑In
  70. What Spring looks like around the world
  71. Linea Sketch 2.0: elegant, approachable sketching for the iPad
  72. Landlord of Apple’s Chicago store puts building up for sale
  73. Watch the original Black Panther animated series
  74. Sudan, world’s last male northern white rhino, is euthanized
  75. How to teach Siri to pronounce a name correctly
  76. Beware taking your Mac running High Sierra to the Genius Bar: APFS might surprise them
  77. How to reset your Mac’s Bluetooth module to fix connection issues
  78. Apple AirPods: the audiophile review
  79. Self-driving Uber car kills pedestrian
  80. Apple grabs two-year lead in Face ID 3-D sensing race
  81. How to write a Jeopardy! clue
  82. Want an Apple TV 4K for $105? Read on.
  83. Apple’s great new iPhone X ad, and the tiny bug it highlights
  84. Siri, HomePod, and white noise
  85. To find suspects, police quietly turn to Google, seek devices near crime scenes
  86. Apple developing their own MicroLED screens for the first time
  87. Hallelujah!: Stream every Leonard Cohen album in a 22-hour chronological playlist (1967-2016)
  88. Meep Meep! The surprising history of classic cartoon sound effects
  89. How ornate tapestries from the age of Louis XIV were made (and still made today)
  90. Amateur Canadian scientists discovered a new type of northern lights — they named it ‘Steve’
  91. An Apple R&D bonanza
  92. Save $500 on this collection of 10 top Mac apps for $19.99 feat. BusyCal 3
  93. Apple announces education event in Chicago
  94. Story of Scott Kelly’s genes changing in space is wrong
  95. Welcome to the center of the universe
  96. “A frank, smart and captivating memoir by the daughter of Apple founder Steve Jobs”
  97. Inside the booming black market for Spotify playlists
  98. Fitbit CFO: “I have yet to meet anyone who owns an Apple Watch who’s passionate about the product”
  99. Building real-world games with Google Maps
  100. Apple Bans Iran from the App Store
  101. GrayKey iPhone unlocker poses serious security concerns
  102. Toys ‘R’ Us plans to close all U.S. stores; 30,000 jobs at risk
  103. The tragic story behind the man who helped create Tetris
  104. Apple Watch adoption
  105. How Stephen Hawking got his voice back
  106. Spotify tests native voice search, groundwork for smart speakers
  107. Apple adds new Families page, gathering all parental tools in one place
  108. iMac Pro pushed to the limit by six visionary artists.
  109. Gorgeous 8K video of the Aurora Borealis dancing in the skies during a lunar eclipse
  110. Wikivoyage is the travel guide to everywhere
  111. A startup is pitching a mind-uploading service that is “100 percent fatal”
  112. Stevie Nicks belts out a song while sitting in the makeup chair
  113. A complete guide to every Apple TV show in development
  114. It’s time for a complete Home App makeover
  115. Apple puts up gorgeous, animated WWDC graphic
  116. Refurbished, high-end iPhones are suffocating the growth of cheap new Androids
  117. Stephen Hawking, a physicist transcending space and time, passes away at 76
  118. Scott Kelly spent a year in space, and now he has different DNA than his identical twin brother
  119. Apple, Google see reputation of corporate brands tumble in survey
  120. Photo contest judges raise alarm: “We didn’t judge anything”
  121. Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off June 4 in San Jose
  122. Eddy Cue on why NRA is allowed on Apple TV
  123. Siri, HomePod, and a bit of back and forth
  124. The world’s very first iPod commercial
  125. Get an exclusive collection of 10 Mac productivity apps for less than $2/each [Sponsor]
  126. Here’s how you access the super creepy data Facebook has on you
  127. Apple Music hits 38 million paid subscribers
  128. Apple orders animated comedy ‘Central Park’ from ‘Bob’s Burgers’ creator
  129. The Times tech columnist ‘unplugged’ from the internet. Except he didn’t.
  130. Apple to acquire digital magazine service Texture
  131. The Dalrymple Report: Apple Home Automation with Josh Centers
  132. Gorgeous virtual, spinning view of Canada’s vertical $10 note
  133. How to change where AirDropped files are saved on your Mac
  134. Jean-Louis Gassée: Intel fights for its future
  135. Steve Jobs at MIT
  136. Alexa, Siri, and a step toward follow-up conversation
  137. Hey, Siri: 142 useful voice commands for Siri
  138. Swift and its place in the ranking of programming languages
  139. Apple’s case of dance fever
  140. Google and HTTP
  141. You can watch Netflix on any screen you want, but you’re probably watching it on a TV
  142. Twitter’s slow shift on blue verification badges
  143. Siri and our expectations
  144. Making manuscripts
  145. How to control HomePod from Mac or iOS
  146. Prototype Apple Macintosh Portable for sale on eBay
  147. Apple rolls out new version of Workflow. Federico digs in to what’s new.
  148. United Healthcare lets you earn $1,000 for meeting Apple Watch daily walking goals
  149. Apple releases 12th annual Supplier Responsibility Progress Report
  150. Amazon figured out what’s making Alexa laugh
  151. Google Maps allows businesses to identify as owned, led, or founded by women
  152. 12 sci-fi movies that totally deserved to win Best Picture before “The Shape of Water”
  153. Disable retweets
  154. Amazon working on a fix for Alexa’s creepy laugh
  155. Scam victims pay ‘back taxes’ with iTunes gift cards
  156. How two photographers unknowingly shot the same millisecond in time
  157. An archive of Heavy Metal, the influential “adult fantasy magazine” that featured Art of Moebius, H.R. Giger & more
  158. Amazon Alexa devices are laughing spontaneously and it’s “Bone Chillingly Creepy”
  159. 132 year old message in a bottle found on WA beach
  160. A lot can happen in a decade
  161. Panic and the mystery of the slow downloads
  162. BlackBerry weaponizing trove of patents, sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram
  163. Apple confirms it will stop taking iTunes LP submissions as of this month
  164. MoviePass CEO proudly says the app tracks your location before and after movies
  165. “Glittering Blue”
  166. Why Apple’s HomePod targets home entertainment, not a voice-first mobile-free world
  167. My wife’s iPhone X was snatched out of her hand in Clerkenwell just over a week ago
  168. This is the result of placing my camera lens 300 feet from a rocket launch
  169. Apple calls on Spike Jonze and FKA twigs for a gorgeous HomePod ad
  170. Stephen Hackett’s HomePod intervention, and a reminder that these are early days still
  171. iPhone 6s performance, before and after a battery replacement
  172. A “mind reading” AI
  173. Amazon taking photo of your front door, showing proof of delivered packages
  174. From notch to Face ID, the rush to copy Apple
  175. iPhone X and a cool special effect
  176. Flash usage declines from 80% in 2014 to under 8% today
  177. Eight years later, Google Fiber is a faint echo of the disruption we were promised
  178. House of pane: Apple was warned of glass danger
  179. Staying alive
  180. Burning out: what really happens inside a crematorium
  181. Little girl’s one-word reaction to trying wasabi is beyond adorable
  182. Things Apple changed, were mocked for, then were copied industry wide
  183. An Olympic photographer got a chance to visit the DMZ
  184. Top 10 Apple TV remote tips and tricks
  185. GitHub survived the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded
  186. ElevationLab: Amazon is complicit with counterfeiting
  187. Winning images from the Underwater Photographer of the Year competition
  188. Logic Pro X 10.4.1
  189. Coin stacking
  190. Drag around to see what a self driving car sees in real-time
  191. Apple Watch Series 3 now tracks skiing and snowboarding activity
  192. Wreck-It Ralph and the Mac
  193. Why can’t Siri answer flight status questions?
  194. Selling HomePod
  195. “Out of their goddamn mind”

February 2018

  1. Rolex Submariner fully hand engraved by Bram Ramon
  2. How to make a bootable macOS High Sierra or Sierra installer drive
  3. Ratt and Marvin Gaye mashup
  4. WatchKit is a sweet solution that will only ever give us baby apps
  5. M. Night Shyamalan to produce straight-to-series thriller for Apple
  6. Timers, reminders, alarms—oh, my!
  7. Elon Musk wants to use satellites to bring broadband to the masses
  8. Ring went on Shark Tank, asked for $7 million. No deal. Amazon just bought them for more than $1 billion.
  9. Take Control Book: Apple Home Automation
  10. The lost art of bending over: how other cultures spare their spines
  11. Most images of black holes are illustrations. Here’s what our telescopes actually capture
  12. A concise history of the LED watch
  13. Marketcircle to focus on Daylite and Billings Pro with Cloud service
  14. Urban downhill bicycle racing
  15. Put a giant face on your luggage
  16. HomePod tricks and tips
  17. Forbes: The feds can now (probably) unlock every iPhone model in existence
  18. Apple is launching medical clinics to deliver the ‘world’s best health care experience’ to its employees
  19. Apple plans giant high-end iPhone, lower-priced model
  20. Apple’s four new iPhone spots: “Environment”, “Apple Support”, “Ease”, “Safe”
  21. The Dalrymple Report: Cord Cutting with Josh Centers
  22. The Macintosh Portable introduction video
  23. The best Beatles cover ever?
  24. Samsung Galaxy S9 AR emoji: “a plane crash right into the depths of the Uncanny Valley”
  25. Searching on iOS and Mac: It’s all a bit bewildering
  26. Hulu’s fight against Netflix, Amazon and Apple
  27. Apple embraces marriage equality with four “First Dance” ads
  28. Apple security changes will end iTunes Store access for 1st gen Apple TV, Windows XP/Vista
  29. Riding through the rain on the ‘Model 3’ of motorcycles
  30. My life not knowing what colors look like
  31. Apple moves to store iCloud keys in China, raising human rights fears
  32. 13 Qi wireless chargers for the iPhone reviewed
  33. Your Mac Life interview with Pixsy COO, Kain Jones
  34. YouTube TV, adds sports, Turner
  35. Rene Ritchie, John Gruber and an all-star cast discuss the death of Twitter for Mac
  36. Adjusting EQ: iOS yes. Mac yes. HomePod? No.
  37. Steve Jobs signed items up for auction
  38. PowerPod sleeve: wireless charging for your AirPods
  39. Accidental 911 calls traced to Apple’s Elk Grove phone repair facility
  40. Making a hockey stick guitar
  41. States refile lawsuits to block repeal of U.S. net neutrality
  42. How to get yourself out of a funk
  43. Copies and clones
  44. People freaked out after robot dogs opened a door. Now they’re resisting humans.
  45. A glimpse behind the scenes at the iPhone X and Portrait Lighting process
  46. Bloomberg: Apple plans AirPods upgrade
  47. Popping a balloon inside an anechoic chamber (like the one used to test HomePod)
  48. iPad refresh in March likely as Apple receives certification for new tablets in Eurasia
  49. Nobody wants to let Google win the war for maps all over again
  50. The “Goldilocks Era” for iPhone has begun
  51. Storm tourism: why bad weather makes these destinations even better
  52. 37 incredible modular Origami by Ekaterina Lukasheva
  53. Apple Maps vs. Google Maps vs. Waze
  54. Scientists have found a drug that can repair cavities and regrow teeth
  55. Jean-Louis Gassée: The trouble with HomePod reviews
  56. iOS Messages and Smart Punctuation
  57. Tim Cook on the culture that led to iPhone X, Air Pods, Apple Watch 3, and HomePod
  58. Apple in talks to buy cobalt directly from miners
  59. Apple posts new iPhone photography videos
  60. The Dalrymple Report: HomePod thoughts with Dave Mark
  61. Setapp, the Netflix of Mac apps, is better than ever
  62. Gibson “running out of time — rapidly”
  63. One of my favorite geek stories of all time
  64. How iCloud protects your data
  65. How to watch live broadcast TV on your Apple TV without cable
  66. Bitcoin thieves threaten real life violence
  67. Apple’s move to share health care records is a game-changer
  68. Photoshop Elements 2018 on sale through Feb. 20
  69. The evolution of Ferrari
  70. VinylHub
  71. How iFixit became the world’s best iPhone teardown team
  72. Hey Apple, I lost my drone on your roof. Can I get it back?
  73. The pros and cons of moving from a MacBook Pro to an iPad
  74. The Apple Watch just saved a woman and her baby after a car crash
  75. Apple launches “Close Your Rings” page, and a Stand suggestion
  76. Apple officially swaps corporate address to Apple Park Way
  77. Watch Frank Sinatra record “It Was A Very Good Year” and you’ll know why they called him “The Voice”
  78. How does SpaceX get these amazing camera shots?
  79. “The Gunfighter”
  80. Twitter kills the Twitter for Mac app
  81. macOS may lose data on APFS-formatted disk images
  82. HomePod Coaster
  83. HomePod, Siri’s shopping list, and a small complaint
  84. Apple HomePod, Amazon Echo, Google Home in an (occasionally interrupted) infinite loop
  85. Details on the unicode symbol that is crashing iOS
  86. Cord cutting and fragmentation
  87. Brand new Shazam design
  88. iPhone takes 51 percent of global smartphone revenues
  89. What exactly is Curling?
  90. A fully loaded $14,000 iMac Pro vs. a fully loaded $6,000 iMac
  91. Guess what? Sonos One speakers also damage wood
  92. What is the Pizza Capital of the US?
  93. Study: Even Apple and Google engineers can’t really afford to live near their offices
  94. Apple’s new Augmented Reality page
  95. Why Prime Video and YouTube apps for Apple TV are so bad
  96. TechInsights: Apple’s HomePod costs $216 to build
  97. Beware “Protect” in Facebook’s iOS app
  98. Apple confirms HomePod can leave white ring on wood surfaces
  99. Universal Audio releases the Friedman Buxom Betty amp plug-in
  100. Katana-Air, the world’s first totally wireless guitar amplifier
  101. How to connect your Apple TV to HomePod, use HomePod Siri to control video playback
  102. Apple Music to release “Cash Money” documentary Friday
  103. Apple developing series called “Swagger”, based on life of NBA’s Kevin Durant
  104. Highlights from Apple’s shareholders meeting
  105. Universal Audio releases the Helios Type 69 preamp and EQ plugin
  106. The Boston Dynamics robot can now open doors. Great.
  107. Canon’s and Nikon’s crazy DSLR stockpiles at the 2018 Olympics
  108. The long lost ’80s Siri instructional video
  109. How to use Shazam with Siri on HomePod
  110. How to AirPlay audio from your Mac to HomePod
  111. iFixit’s brilliant HomePod teardown
  112. Apple adds three new videos to their official iPhone photography page
  113. The Dalrymple Report: Music and drummer jokes with Dave Hamilton
  114. Alto’s Odyssey launches next week
  115. Venice’s famous canals run dry, gondolas stranded
  116. How Apple plans to root out bugs, revamp iPhone software
  117. Reddit audiophile thread: “The HomePod is 100% an audiophile grade speaker”
  118. How a low-level Apple employee leaked some of the iPhone’s most sensitive code
  119. The HomePod power cable can be removed, but you probably shouldn’t
  120. At what age do you form the strongest attachment to particular music?
  121. Apple’s HomePod how-to videos, and what happens when a video says “Hey Siri”
  122. The Making of 10cc’s “I’m Not in Love”
  123. Inside the Olympics opening ceremony world-record drone show
  124. Sonos throws shade at Apple
  125. Two video HomePod reviews
  126. Many Siris
  127. HomeKit power strip
  128. What you can and can’t restore through an iOS backup in iTunes
  129. Apple’s official HomePod user guide
  130. How to stream the 2018 Winter Olympics on iPhone, iPad, Mac & Apple TV
  131. The Dalrymple Report Podcast: Talking HomePod with Rene Ritchie
  132. Can silence actually drive you crazy?
  133. New Zealand police recruitment video
  134. Have a look at 157 new emoji, coming this year, and a Super Villain issue
  135. Motherboard: Key iPhone source code gets posted online in ‘biggest leak in history’
  136. Apple, Apple TV, and their original content strategy
  137. Apple Watch is a huge success. I think HomePod will follow a similar path.
  138. Eddy Cue on not carrying a wallet and keys and Apple Music for Artists
  139. Falcon Heavy test flight
  140. The colour of the ancient world
  141. Goldman Sachs in talks with Apple to finance iPhone sales
  142. “Smart” speaker – what makes a speaker smart?
  143. HomePod reviews of note. And one not so much.
  144. As HomePod launches, Spotify cuts off support for some speakers and receivers
  145. Apple’s emoji crackdown
  146. Android Nougat, which first shipped in August 2016, finally surpasses Marshmallow as most used Android version
  147. BBEdit 12.1 is major new release, built as 64-bit application, compatible with High Sierra
  148. “The blue marble”
  149. The art of sound mixing vs sound editing
  150. Review: Apple HomePod
  151. Inside Apple’s HomePod Audio Lab
  152. Lifeprint’s ‘hyperphoto’ printer lets you instantly print your iPhone photos and videos
  153. Apple was right to throttle iPhones, but some things still need to change
  154. NYPD arms Manhattan cops with the newest tool in fighting crime — the iPhone
  155. “Three Minutes”
  156. iOS 11, HomePod, and trust
  157. David Pogue’s glowing HomePod review
  158. How to transfer your iPhone or Mac Photo library to an external drive
  159. What Google Assistant thinks about HomePod
  160. Apple looking into limited reports of incoming call delays on iPhone X
  161. HomePod inventory tightening
  162. How the watch site Hodinkee began selling timepieces — and started a movement
  163. Why the drinking bird toy is actually a brilliant piece of thermodynamic engineering
  164. Here’s why Alexa won’t light up during Amazon’s Super Bowl ad
  165. Apple Watch, AirPods drive wearables rev 70%, outpacing size, growth of Amazon ads, Google Cloud, Alphabet Other Bets
  166. How to get rid of those annoying Mac update notifications
  167. The 100 most interesting sales at Las Vegas motorcycle auctions
  168. Pilot’s spectacular photos taken from an airplane cockpit
  169. The Power of RAW on iPhone, Part 2: Editing RAW
  170. A beautiful iPhone X commercial from Brazil
  171. The best wireless chargers for iPhone X and iPhone 8
  172. Surface Pro 4 owners are putting their tablets in freezers to fix screen flickering issues
  173. Apple earnings: The Six Colors charts
  174. Apple earnings call transcript
  175. YouTube TV now available natively on Apple TV
  176. Strategy Analytics: Apple overtakes Samsung in smartphone shipments and market share
  177. Apple reports record quarterly revenue
  178. A choir of strangers accompanies David Byrne singing David Bowie’s Heroes
  179. HomePod and Apple confirmed supported audio sources
  180. Fake videogame records invalidated after 35 years
  181. The Mac, the myth, the legend: how Snow Leopard became synonymous with reliability
  182. Apple earnings call today, and the race for $1 trillion

January 2018

  1. Apple iPhone X review
  2. Phil Schiller on HomePod
  3. Here’s how HomePod will handle future software updates
  4. This 1983 demo says so much about Apple’s past, present, and future
  5. How to check if an iPhone is new, refurbished, or a replacement
  6. The iPad lost years for Apple’s media partners
  7. iOS 11.3 brings final fix to Calculator app
  8. Apple sells a record 22 million iPhones in USA during 4Q17
  9. Explore the space between script and screen with this comparison from Inside Out
  10. Charvel releases five natural finish guitars
  11. U.S. investigating Apple over slowing iPhones
  12. The most spectacular eclipse of 2018 is tomorrow
  13. Apple’s Eddy Cue announced as feature speaker at SXSW 2018
  14. What makes this song so great?
  15. The Grammy’s viewership decline and the future
  16. Rene Ritchie: Five things I want to see in HomePod 2
  17. Apple delays iOS features to focus on reliability
  18. Apple, their move to custom chips, and Macs with Apple-built processors
  19. Songwriters score streaming services pay hike
  20. Steven Soderbergh says he only wants to shoot his movies on iPhones
  21. How HomePod works with Apple Music, iTunes Match, iCloud Music Library, AirPlay, and FLAC files
  22. The “Godmother of Rock & Roll”, Sister Rosetta Tharpe
  23. The real story behind the crazy watch Tony Fadell helped invent
  24. HomePod: An hour in the hands of an audio engineer
  25. Steve Jobs, the birth of iPad, and a first taste of “insanely great”
  26. Alexa lost her voice
  27. Two new Animoji ads
  28. Fear of Apple’s new thing
  29. iOS App Store vs Google Play Store in two charts
  30. How to use playlist comping in Pro Tools 2018
  31. Apple releases new videos focused on the HomePod
  32. Finding dead CSS
  33. “HomePod’s separation of sounds and fidelity to original instrumentation is astonishing”
  34. Apple in 2017: The Six Colors report card
  35. Apple finally gets Cupertino’s permission to occupy parts of Apple Park spaceship building
  36. HomePod now available for ordering, currently arriving Feb 9
  37. Universal Audio Ships OX Amp Top Box for guitarists
  38. One hour with Apple’s new HomePod
  39. MacBook Pro, Final Cut Pro X and the LA Film Community
  40. Logic Pro X updated with Smart Tempo, new plug-ins
  41. HomePod can play purchased iTunes music, podcasts and stream Beats 1 without Apple Music subscription
  42. How to survive 75 hours alone in the ocean
  43. Video: Hands-on with AirPlay 2 on iOS 11.3 & tvOS 11.3
  44. Apple Watch, behavior modification, and cheating
  45. What’s new in iOS 11.3? Hands-on with new features and changes
  46. Google teasing I/O 2018 with series of encrypted puzzles
  47. Spike in job openings at Apple hints at renewed focus on design
  48. Burger King explains net neutrality
  49. Apple releases Swift Playgrounds 2.0
  50. Apple brings health records to iPhone
  51. Apple previews iOS 11.3
  52. Apple to alert users of 32-bit apps in latest macOS dev release
  53. Remarkable photos capture the light that plants emit
  54. A YouTube channel devoted to medieval sacred music: Gregorian and Byzantine chants
  55. Apple updates iTunes to work with HomePod
  56. Map of the #1 song in countries all around the world
  57. On HomePod and audio quality
  58. Ursula K. Le Guin: “Gentlemen, I just don’t belong here”
  59. “No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.”
  60. HomePod and the friction of liking/disliking music
  61. AppleCare+ for HomePod will cost $39
  62. EU fines Qualcomm $1.23B: “Qualcomm paid billions of US Dollars to a key customer, Apple, so that it would not buy from rivals”
  63. Apple releases ARKit 1.5 to developers
  64. Craft beer: what city is the microbrew capital of the US?
  65. How to stop “Upgrade to MacOS High Sierra” notifications completely on a Mac
  66. Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek
  67. HomePod arrives February 9, available to order this Friday
  68. On rumors of the iPhone X being produced for only one year
  69. Apple adds Apple-designed public bikes to Apple Park campus
  70. What I wish the iPad would gain from the Mac
  71. How to set up Medical ID and customize SOS on iPhone and Apple Watch
  72. Apple intros Apple Music for Artists
  73. Intel asks customers to halt patching for chip bug, citing flaw
  74. Rescue drone saves two boys from drowning on its first day in service
  75. Spotify Limited & Apple Records
  76. Apple teams with Malala Fund to support girls’ education
  77. How ‘Cops’ became the most polarizing reality TV show in America
  78. Woman runs through landscape of iconic album covers in Pandora ad
  79. iPad: “Attempting data recovery”
  80. Tim Cook’s take on learning to code vs learning a new language
  81. iPhone X ad: “I am the greatest”
  82. Checking out Amazon Go, the first no-checkout convenience store
  83. Disney hires Apple veteran to launch its Netflix killer
  84. 2018 Duke University commencement speaker announcement
  85. Butter tarts, Canada’s humble favourite, have much to love
  86. Apple’s Tim Cook: ‘I don’t want my nephew on a social network’
  87. 10,000 classic movie posters getting digitized & put online
  88. The Apple cash FAQ
  89. Apple receives FCC approval for HomePod
  90. U.S. border guards can search your phone: here are some details on how
  91. Universal Paperclips Review: Filling Office Space
  92. Amazon raises the price for Prime
  93. Def Leppard now available on Apple Music
  94. 65% of Apple devices are on iOS 11
  95. iMac Pro review: Mac Pro power in the shape of an iMac
  96. Apple hires team from Silicon Valley Data Science
  97. For the first time in over 20 years, Office is built from one codebase for all platforms
  98. First look at Nintendo Labo
  99. Amazon’s official map of candidate cities for their new second HQ
  100. South Korean group files criminal complaint against Apple CEO over iPhone slowdown
  101. A list of Apple’s original TV shows and series, plus a new series from Kristen Wiig
  102. Apple overhauls App Store web interface with new iOS-like design
  103. Jeff Bezos, margins, and the future of retail
  104. Podcasters: Replace Skype with Discord for better audio
  105. The Dalrymple Report Podcast: Rene Ritchie on iPhone sales, FBI, TV shows
  106. Note pad that reveals delicate and exquisite models of Japanese architectural landmarks
  107. Safari 11 tips and tricks
  108. The end of the conference era
  109. The best smart thermostats of 2018
  110. Inventec begins shipping long-awaited HomePods
  111. The fascinating history of the trackball. Thanks, Canada!
  112. Tim Cook talks new Apple site, tax repatriation, battery kerfuffle, and more
  113. Apple plans new U.S. campus, to pay $38 billion in foreign cash taxes
  114. Apple gives employees $2,500 bonuses after new tax law
  115. Apple shuttles are being attacked in San Francisco
  116. Is BMW going to make you pay for Apple CarPlay every year?
  117. New York Times: It’s time for Apple to build a less addictive iPhone
  118. TWiT is suing Twitter, alleging breach of contract and copyright infringement
  119. Some pain points in the iOS 11 Music app
  120. High School Senior Rebecca Kahn emails Tim Cook for interview. Tim said sure.
  121. Apple and the The Office: Office actors surface in new FileMaker ad
  122. Matt Birchler lays out a beautifully designed wish list for watchOS 5
  123. Apple, HBO in bidding war for new J.J. Abrams TV series
  124. 21 states sue to keep net neutrality
  125. Universal Audio ships Arrow Thunderbolt 3 audio interface
  126. Apple and the FBI’s relationship
  127. iPhone most activated smartphone in U.S. last quarter
  128. Hydrogen-powered bicyles
  129. TCM: Manage your Macs from a web browser
  130. Sponsorships available for January/February
  131. Using an iPad for photography workflows
  132. Apple Music and the loss of the album
  133. A custom, hand-made gift for the Technology Evangelism group at Apple
  134. The strange history of one of the internet’s first viral videos
  135. Google app uses machine learning to match your photo with some famous art
  136. Candid backstage photos of Rock-n-Roll icons, historic musicians
  137. Amateur explorers discover vast, ancient underground passage beneath Montreal
  138. Macworld Expo SF 2008 – The MacBook Air Intro
  139. Jimmy Page tells the story of “Kashmir”
  140. Apple honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
  141. Apple Park 2018 drone footage
  142. Apple’s iOS Security Guide
  143. How to stop accidentally calling 911 and emergency contacts
  144. App Store promotes “Free Trial” iOS apps
  145. Inside one of America’s last pencil factories
  146. Apple posts new iPhone X ad: A New Light
  147. Last Jedi Director used his MacBook Air to prevent spoiler leaks
  148. Old school cool: A picture is worth a thousand icons
  149. Handing off phone calls to Apple Watch
  150. Apple health data is being used as evidence in a rape and murder investigation
  151. Matt Gemmell: I found my suicide note
  152. A roundup of CES home automation and Apple accessory announcements
  153. Some international accounts alerted to Apple’s iCloud transfer in China
  154. Apple’s indirect presence fades from CES
  155. The Making of Apple’s Emojis
  156. Services for digitizing your photos
  157. Google says its security patches not slowing down systems
  158. FBI hacker says Apple are ‘Jerks’ and ‘Evil Geniuses’ for encrypting iPhones
  159. Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit auto-tuned into a major scale
  160. 10 Mac features you probably don’t use but should
  161. How to adjust the left/right audio balance for your earbuds on iPhone and Apple Watch
  162. iPhone X: The annoyance of surprise screenshots
  163. From CES: Handheld iPhone video steady-cam
  164. Apple orders epic drama “See” from Peaky Blinders creator/Hunger Games director
  165. High Sierra’s App Store System Preferences can be unlocked with any password
  166. Senator asks Apple questions about slowing iPhones
  167. Matias is building the wired Mac keyboards that Apple won’t
  168. How to set up Apple ID unlock on your Mac
  169. Lana Del Rey says Radiohead suing her for copying “Creep”
  170. Google announces plan to improve URLs for AMP pages, but even if it happens, which remains uncertain, AMP will still suck
  171. Apple Watch to be able to control Whirlpool appliances this year
  172. Jimmy Iovine shoots down rumors he’s leaving Apple
  173. Daylite adds push notifications
  174. No tracking, no revenue: Apple’s privacy feature costs ad companies millions
  175. Your smartphone is making you stupid, antisocial and unhealthy. So why can’t you put it down?
  176. Ford partners with Postmates for self-driving delivery
  177. Apple’s response to parental controls and iPhone addiction in children
  178. Folding lamp
  179. French prosecutor launches probe into Apple planned obsolescence
  180. GoPro open to being sold
  181. Powermat joins the Wireless Power Consortium
  182. Fired Google engineer who wrote ‘diversity memo’ sues
  183. Apple releases updates for iOS and macOS Safari to mitigate Spectre
  184. Reverse-engineering the iPhone X Home Indicator color
  185. Prince playing jazz piano, coaching his band through “Summertime”
  186. HomePod: It’s more important to be right than first
  187. The demise of Transmit and the future of pro level iOS apps
  188. Moen wants you to take a shower with Siri and Alexa
  189. Two major Apple shareholders push for study of iPhone addiction in children
  190. This is how Meltdown works
  191. Here comes CES 2018, the biggest gadget show in the world—what to expect
  192. Meltdown and Spectre: Here’s what Intel, Apple, Microsoft, others are doing about it
  193. How to take a picture of a stealth bomber over the Rose Bowl
  194. 900 free audio books
  195. Apple updates article on vulnerabilities in ARM-based and Intel CPUs
  196. SecureBoot and the iMac Pro
  197. Masterful guitarist tunes and retunes his guitar as he plays
  198. The T2 chip makes the iMac Pro the start of a Mac revolution
  199. The security content of Apple’s latest Mac update
  200. Wall Street Journal talking Apple product delays
  201. Jimmy Iovine to leave Apple Music in August
  202. Spotify reaches 70 million subscribers
  203. Apple on ‘speculative execution vulnerabilities in ARM-based and Intel CPUs’
  204. App Store kicks off 2018 with record-breaking holiday season
  205. When was the last time you saw a Mac commercial?
  206. How to make phone calls with your Mac
  207. Solving a washed-out display problem
  208. Some Apple Watch Series 3 users reporting unexpected reboots in hospital ICU environments
  209. Behind the scenes at MoMA
  210. How to reset and reboot any device
  211. Apple Developer Program Membership Fee Waivers
  212. A photo tour of the heavily guarded heart of the internet
  213. Understanding color spaces, color management
  214. iMac Pro teardown, lots of pics
  215. Test shows how good iPhone X’s OLED screen is at preventing burn-in
  216. Fundamental design flaw in Intel chips forces significant redesign of Linux / Windows / macOS kernels
  217. Amazon has big plans for Alexa ads in 2018
  218. Games on your phone (mostly Android, some iOS) that track what you watch on TV
  219. Apple’s design mojo
  220. Apple will announce first quarter results on February 1
  221. Spotify sued for $1.6 billion for copyright infringement
  222. Dev-tools company joins Apple
  223. iPhone is the best-selling tech product of 2017
  224. Your password probably sucks
  225. Amazon, Birkenstock battle heats up
  226. Google’s Year in Search
  227. How to survive a fall through the ice
  228. iMac Pro benchmarks running Pro apps
  229. Using drag and drop to reorder the icons on your iOS share sheet
  230. Why Apple is replacing the battery on my iPhone SE
  231. Browser password manager used to track you, even with tracking blocked

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