Jason Snell, Macworld

Jason Snell

Macworld

Mill Valley, CA, United States

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Macworld
  • TechRepublic
  • iMore
  • CIO.com
  • TechHive

Past articles by Jason:

The Mac is about to enter a performance supercycle like we've never seen

Apple may be more aggressive with its Mac processing masterplan than we might've guessed. → Read More

What if... Apple's next big thing never comes?

Four scenarios that could spell Apple's doom. → Read More

M2 Pro vs M2 Max: It comes down to memory–and money

The new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips are closely related. They're based on the same foundation, but each chip has different characteristics that you need to consider. → Read More

If Apple wants its Reality headset to succeed, maybe it shouldn’t actually sell it

Apple is entering a new market with a high-priced and high-risk device. The best way to hype it might be to tell regular people not to buy it. → Read More

Why Apple’s most baffling decisions aren’t as crazy as they seem

Making sense of seemingly odd choices requires a view from Apple's standpoint. → Read More

2023 is shaping to be Apple's biggest year yet–literally

Could we see a 15-inch MacBook Air, iMac Pro, and a larger iPad Pro? Count on it. → Read More

Why I’m thankful for Universal Control on my Mac and iPad

Universal Control is great and has opened up new ways to use the iPad and Mac. → Read More

Apple can be great or it can be Google–but it can’t be both

Apple has a dream of taking the company's current $4 billion in annual ad revenue and taking it into the double digits of billions. → Read More

As Apple's prices keep going up, where will the value come from?

Old devices are the new bargains. → Read More

Stage Manager on the iPad is too important to get this wrong

Stage Manager is a big deal for the iPad because it gives it windows for the first time--and that makes it a huge job for Apple. → Read More

Once again, only Apple has the courage to change the world

The switch to eSIM only is another example of how Apple can sway the whole cell phone market in one direction. → Read More

The iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 expose Apple’s surprising silicon struggles

Apple has had to shift gears due to the slowing pace of iPhone chip development. → Read More

Apple Watch Ultra first look: Big, chunky, industrial, and extreme

Jason Snell takes a quick look at the new Apple Watch Ultra from the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino, California. → Read More

The iPhone 14 will be brilliantly boring

Apple is focusing on improvements over innovations as we wait for the next big thing to arrive. → Read More

Why I’m skipping the iPhone 14 and holding onto my mini for another year

Apple is retiring the iPhone mini, but its rumored replacement isn't good enough to get me to give up my lovely little handset. → Read More

iOS 16 brings just the right amount of Android to our iPhones

Apple has loosened the reins just enough to make our iPhones a little more personal. → Read More

Apple Music has betrayed its most loyal listeners

The ad-free, all-music service now has ads in radio stations and interviews in playlists. → Read More

How the HomePod can be Apple’s new iPod: Fun, popular, and simple

The iPod was recently laid to rest. Now it's time for the HomePod to rise. → Read More

Apple’s future is suddenly freight–er, fraught–with peril

Forgoing $4 to $8 billion in revenue is going to be tough, even for Apple. → Read More

The iPad’s biggest moments, ranked

What were the pivotal moments in the iPad's history? Let's rank them. → Read More