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Apple: macOS Mojave introduces Dark Mode, a dramatic new look that’s easy on your eyes and helps you focus on your work. Dark Mode uses a dark color scheme that works system wide, including with the apps that come with your Mac. And third-party apps can…

There are a few surprises in his excellent post, and it’s made me feel good about making the 2018 MacBook Air my default recommendation for someone looking to buy a notebook.

Jason Snell, writing at Macworld: Looking a bit further into the future, if Apple starts building Macs with ARM processors, is it going to want to offer different classes of processors within those models? On iOS, Apple has steadfastly refused to do this.…

I am technically on vacation this week, but I felt like I had to talk about this: The more I use iPad Pro the more I believe iPads need their own OS. Software on iPad greatly lags hardware. Gestures feel kluged from the phone experience. Split screen/slide…

I wish all iOS podcast apps did this.

This is shockingly useful.

Paul Kafasis on the Rogue Amoeba blog, on a neat trick provided by Apple’s T2 chip: On older Macs, the headphone jack and the internal speakers are essentially separate ports on a single output device, and only one of these ports is allowed to be active at a…

The 2018 MacBook Air and Mac mini are out in the world, and that means we know a lot more about what’s going on under the hood of these new machines. iFixit has taken apart the new notebook, and there are a few interesting things to note: It has the exact…

Samuel Axon over at Ars Technica got to sit down with Apple’s Anand Shimpi1 Marketing Phil Schiller to talk about the silicon powering the new iPad Pro. It’s a fascinating read and shows how deep Apple is into this world. Intel should feel nervous. Of…

This week’s show is a busy one. We shared our initial reactions to the new iPad Pros, talked about working on iOS and why it makes some people so angry, and then I shared a bit about installing a CarPlay receiver in my pickup truck: Federico looks back on…