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PC diehards are wrong: Why I love Windows 11’s controversial new look

PC enthusiasts bemoan Windows 11's redesigned Start Menu and Taskbar, but there's actually a lot to like—especially if you're comfortable with Macs and Chromebooks.

Will we still be using Apple devices in the future–or will we be living with them?

An interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook gives us a peek at the next evolutionary step for Apple: Finding a way to integrate our technology into the world around us.

Yes, you should wait for Alder Lake—but not because of the leaks

Deciding between Intel’s new "Alder Lake" hybrid processors and conventional rivals will involve more than looking at standard benchmark results.

The Full Nerd ep. 193: Should you upgrade to Windows 11?

The Full Nerd crew discusses everything from Windows 11 start menu to performance and whether it's time to upgrade or not.

Windows 11 multi-monitor tweaks are toying with my emotions

Windows 11 adds some smart new features that enhance multi-monitor productivity, but lost a useful one in the process.

Apple is trying to have it both ways with its environmental policy

Apple touting its environmental record while trying to kill environmental laws doesn't pass the smell test.

Apple has a tablet problem and it starts with the iPad Air

The staggered nature of iPad updates puts the iPad Air in a odd position in Apple's iPad lineup.

The Full Nerd ep. 192: Alder Lake leaks, and graphics card optimism?

Join the Full Nerd crew to discuss the latest CPU rumors and GPU updates.

I love the new Safari address bar in iOS 15 and you will too

Apple made all the right moves with its iPhone browser.

Macworld Podcast: Deep thoughts about the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro

We take a close look at the iPhone 13 and 13 Pro, how they stack up against previous iPhones, and give you reason why you should or shouldn’t buy them in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.

Stop belly-aching about USB-C

It's been a painful journey, but USB-C is amazing and we need to stop whining about it.

Apple should stop taking itself and the iPhone so seriously

Calling an iPhone "Pro" and carting out Hollywood directors and cinematographers to advertise iPhone features is overkill. Related to us on a personal level and you'll go far.

Google has an airtight legal defense: Apple is bigger and better

After years of telling everyone Android was on the cusp of developer dominance, Google now plays the underdog.

Why the M1X Mac, not the iPhone 13, will be the star of 2021

Now that the September 14 event is out of the way, let’s talk about the event we’re all really waiting for, the one we’ve been anticipating all year: The one where Tim Cook steps out on stage and introduces new Macs.