Jonny Evans
Hello, and thanks for dropping in. I'm pleased to meet you. My name is Jonny Evans. I'm a freelancer who has been writing (mainly about Apple) since 1999. These days I write my daily Apple Holic blog at Computerworld.com, where I try to deliver sometimes interesting, sometimes provocative insights into what Cupertino is doing. I try to write something worth reading. You can also keep up with my work at AppleMust.
Apple needs to act against fake app-privacy promises
App developers continue to undermine user privacy despite promising not to do so. Apple needs to identify those who do.
Jamf survey: Employees will quit for platform choice
Almost 90% of employees would take a pay cut to use the platform they prefer, while 62% of them will choose Apple when they can, Jamf-sponsored survey claims.
20+ iOS 15 changes that help you get things done
These are some of the most obscure (or exciting) features now available to the nearly 100 million or so users Mixpanel says have upgraded to iOS 15.
What is iCloud+ (and why should you use it)?
If you’ve been upgraded to iCloud+ at no additional charge, you probably want to know what you're getting into....
What’s not coming (yet) in iOS 15/iPadOS 15
Apple will ship iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 today. The OS upgrades introduce many new features, but some won't be available right away.
Should the brilliant new iPad mini go Pro?
Apple's iPad mini sales pitch made it clear it knows there's a professional market for the tablet. Will the mini go Pro?
Apple’s challenge now: innovation at scale
The usual suspects are asking whether Apple has run out of ideas. They don't get it.
What the iPhone 13 and iPad mini mean for the enterprise
Here are nine significant things enterprise users should be thinking about after Apple's iPhone 13 and iPad mini launch this week.
Apple’s big reveal — the iPhone 13 — seems lucky for most
Apple shows us how powerful chips boosted by integrated software, hardware, and machine intelligence can deliver substantial benefits.
Apple's App Store payments loss isn't Epic enough
The court's decision to force Apple to permit use of external payment systems for in-app payments probably won't hurt the company's bottom line too much.
Facebook smart glasses and some lessons for Apple
Facebook grabbed some attention this week with its first smart glasses. Are there lessons here for Apple, which is thought to be working on its own smart spectacles?
A business user's guide to Apple’s upgrade season
This is a good time to prepare your enterprise for Apple's hardware and system software upgrade season.
Apple News for Android? Why not?
Apple's decision to change its App Store rules around Reader Apps may open up new markets for the company.
12 ways to reduce data use on your Mac
If you are working remotely and reaching a data cap or in the field using your phone as a hotspot, you may want to cut data use on your Mac. Here are some ideas on how to do so.
Apple backs off controversial child-safety plans
The company now plans to take a few months more to collect input and make improvements before releasing the features, which drew fire from privacy advocates.
Apple's next services opportunity? The Apple Car
If Apple can get the hardware right, what kind of services will it be able to build and deliver around the Apple Car?
Apple HR needs listen to its own peeps
Every enterprise faces more dissent than ever before, including Apple. Resisting change isn’t a good option.
Analyst: iPhone 13 may be a satellite phone
If the latest speculation from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is true, it means you could make calls from the mountain or do video chats while at sea -- though it may just be an emergency system
Developers, regulators say Apple's App Store changes don't do enough
Apple has announced a series of slight changes in settlement of a class action by developers, but they don't seem to go far enough.
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