Dan Miller
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Past articles by Dan:
How to Avoid Political Arguments on Facebook
It’s that time of year: time to see family and friends, to catch up on what everyone’s been doing this past year, and to remember why it is you see Cousin Joe only once a year because, oh lord, there he goes again, spouting off about politics, and now everyone’s staring at his or her plate wishing he → Read More
Apple Introduces iPhone 6s and 6s Plus with 3D Touch, Live Photos
According to Apple, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are the most popular smartphones in the world. So you could understand why the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus at first glance don't seem much different from their predecessors. → Read More
Summary: Apple introduces the iPhone 6, the Apple Watch, and Apple Pay
We were at Apple's big fall event and got the low-down on the two big-screen iPhones (the 6 and 6 Plus), the company's first smartwatch, and its new phone-based payment system. → Read More
VMware releases Fusion 7, ready for OS X Yosemite
Latest version of virtualization app sports streamlined interface, compatibility with latest Macs. → Read More
Draft Control review: Keep track of the changes made in text documents
This app works with different word-processing formats to track the changes you made to your documents. → Read More
Folder Tidy review: End the chaos of your unorganized Mac files
Folder Tidy works by organizing your files into folders, based on rules you define. → Read More
Itching for an iPad
Macworld editor Dan Miller joins Chris Breen to discuss a reinvigorated (and downsized) Microsoft, iLife no more, and I-spy-with-my-little-eye, China! → Read More
The Original iPhone Film Festival returns
The iPhone isn't just for home movies, and now there's a film festival dedicated entirely to videographers who shoot with nothing but the smartphone. → Read More
InfoClick review: Find what you're looking for in Apple Mail
Frustrated by the search in Apple Mail? Nisus offers an alternative, separate search app for finding your mail. → Read More
How to set up two-factor authentication for iCloud
Apple is reportedly implementing two-factor authentication for some new iCloud services. If you haven't set up that security system already, here's how to do so. → Read More
WWDC '14 Roundup
Serenity Caldwell and Chris Breen are joined by Macworld's Dan Miller to discuss WWDC 14's keynote presentation. → Read More
How to listen to podcasts on the road
Podcasts can be a great diversion on long summer road trips as well as on the daily commute. If you aren't already a mobile podcast listener, Dan Miller explains how to become one. → Read More
Apple to buy Beats Electronics for $3.2 billion? Why?
The Financial Times reports that Apple is in talks to buy Beats, the headphone and music-streaming company. What's in it for Cupertino? → Read More
16 things you should know how to do with Siri
The virtual assistant in iOS can do all kinds of stuff, of course. But here are the 16 things we think everyone should try at least once. → Read More
Stop freaking out: The iPad isn't dying
When Apple released its second-quarter earnings, everyone freaked out about the drop in iPad sales. But one quarter's numbers do not a long-term trend make. → Read More
iPhone up, iPad down as Apple reports strong second-quarter earnings
Smartphone sales rose but tablet revenues fell, but overall Apple beat expectations in its second quarter financial results. → Read More
Name Mangler review: The file renamer for Mac power users
You'll find many OS X utilities that can rename a bunch of files at once, but Name Mangler is the most powerful we've tried, and version 3 offers some nice improvements. → Read More
Expo Notes: What's new with 1Password
When it comes to password-management, 1Password is as close to a default choice as there is. iMore's Rene Ritchie talks to AgileBits Dave Teare about what's new with that app. → Read More
Expo Notes: Why Audio Hijack Pro is the podcaster's friend
We talk to Rogue Amoeba's Paul Kafasis about Audio Hijack Pro and why Apple hasn't yet opened up iOS to his company's apps. → Read More
How to get started in podcasting: editing the audio
Once you've captured the audio of you and your podcast guests, the next step is to edit it into something worth listening to. Here's how four experienced podcasters do it. → Read More