Macworld

Macworld is a dedicated website focused on Apple Inc. products and software. It is operated by Mac Publishing, which is based in San Francisco, California. Since its launch in 1984, it has become the leading Macintosh magazine in North America, boasting the highest audited circulation, both in total and at newsstands, and surpassing its closest rival, MacLife (formerly known as MacAddict), by more than two times. The magazine was established by David Bunnell as the publisher and Andrew Fluegelman as the editor. It held the title of the longest-running Macintosh magazine until September 10, 2014, when its parent company, IDG, decided to end the print version and laid off most of the staff, while continuing to provide content online.

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English, Spanish

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#44235

United States

#18223

Computers Electronics and Technology/Computers Electronics and Technology

#490

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This tiny foldable charger has a built-in cable, two USB-C ports, and is nearly half off

3 days ago | macworld.com | Gabriela Vatu

There are a lot of chargers out there, but if you’ve been hunting for the perfect one for price, portability, and performance, we have just the deal for you: Baseus’s brand-new Enercore 3-in-1 wall charger is down to $40 ahead of Prime Day, a whopping savings of 43 percent off its $70 MSRP. This is a fantastic pick for anyone who needs to charge multiple devices at once.
Second macOS Tahoe dev beta fixes a short-lived Mac nightmare

4 days ago | macworld.com | Roman Loyola

Apple released the beta 2 of macOS 26 Tahoe on Monday, and while we don’t know yet the complete story of what’s new in the beta, we do know one thing: Apple has changed the Finder icon back to the old color scheme. The worldwide Mac community can breath a collective sigh of relief. The implementation of the icon addresses a major controversy that arose when Apple first released the Tahoe beta at WWDC a couple of weeks ago. In that first beta, Apple took the Finder icon and flipped the colors.
The full-screen no-notch iPhone might not happen for another five years

4 days ago | macworld.com | Roman Loyola

To notch or not to notch? That seems to be the question for the next few iPhone releases. But according to a new report, we might be waiting a while for a notchless iPhone, as Apple’s plans for an under-display front-facing camera and Face ID won’t happen until 2030. According to Display Supply Chain Consultants CEO Ross Young, Apple will move gradually towards a notchless display. Next year, the Dynamic Island will reportedly shrink a little as Apple reconfigures how Face ID is implemented.
This incredible $299 iPad is your perfect summer beach companion

4 days ago | macworld.com | Gabriela Vatu

With temperatures climbing around the world, you’re going to be spending a lot of time at the beach this summer. And the newest iPad is the perfect device to bring along—especially when Amazon is selling it for $299 right now, a savings of $50 and just a few dollars off its all-time low. The A16 iPad has a gorgeous 11-inch display and a fantastic design available in one of four vibrant colors: silver, yellow, blue, and pink.
Enpass review: Password management for a lifetime

4 days ago | macworld.com | Martyn Casserly

At a glanceUnlimited devices and passwordsReliable auto-fillStore your vault wherever you chooseA little clunky at timesFree tier is limited to 25 passwordsEnpass is a robust and reliable password manager that covers all the bases.
Check this list to see if your favorite app will be Sherlocked in iOS 26

5 days ago | macworld.com | Alex Blake

It wouldn’t be WWDC if Apple didn’t do a little stealing. Apple has such a long-standing habit of introducing new software features that overlap and eventually overtake third-party apps, there’s even a term for it. Sherlocking comes from Apple’s Sherlock app, one of the first to usurp a popular third-party alternative called Watson back in the 1990s.
You might be able to buy a purple or green iPhone 17-but not both

6 days ago | macworld.com | Jason Cross

Would you rather have a purple iPhone 17 or a green one? According to prominent leaker Majin Bu, Apple is currently testing both colors for the base iPhone 17 (the Pro models get different colors).
Apple's best charger and a 2-pack of 240W USB-C cables are under $50 right now

1 week ago | macworld.com | Gabriela Vatu

Most of the gadgets we buy don’t come with power adapters anymore, so, it’s particularly great when we find awesome deals, especially when it’s one made by Apple: The compact dual-USB-C port power adapter is down to $39 right now, an impressive $20 discount from its $59 MSRP and the best price we’ve seen. This 35W power adapter has Apple’s well-known sleek design and foldable prongs, which means it’s fantastic when traveling too.
RIP IEEE 1394: macOS Tahoe drops FireWire support, killing the original iPod

1 week ago | macworld.com | Roman Loyola

Technology is always moving forward, which often means old technology gets left behind. For example, NekoMichiUBC on X has discovered that the macOS Tahoe beta lacks support for FireWire. That means that legacy devices, such as the original and 2nd-generation iPod, storage devices. cameras, and more won’t work with Macs running Tahoe. It’s actually impressive that Apple has supported FireWire for so long, since Apple tends to drop old tech in a few years.
Apple's cheeky 'Parent Presentation' helps kids make the hard sell on buying a Mac

1 week ago | macworld.com | Roman Loyola

For high school seniors in the U.S., graduation season is coming to a close. [Personal note: congrats to my niece! Way to go!] That means the start of college isn’t far off and it’s time to get ready for the next step in an academic career. That usually involves investing in a computer, and companies offer deals for new college students, including Apple. The competition for your dollars is fierce, and Apple wants to help new college students persuade parents into buying a Mac.