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.
What Apple’s approach to building services income tells us
Apple's has built an $86 billion services business. What trends does this confirm and what can other business users learn from this journey?
12+ tips to make remote meetings more effective
Are you drained by constant hours-long Zoom meetings in which everyone speaks but nothing seems to happen? Try a new approach.
8+ useful tips for Notes on iPhone, iPad, Mac
You're likely juggling typical end-of-the-year business tasks, endless holiday season lists, and a pandemic. So you probably need to make Notes work for you better.
Did Apple send its controversial CSAM scanning back to the lab?
Apple seems to have stepped back on its least popular innovation since the Butterfly Keyboard, deleting mentions of its CSAM scanning/surveillance tech from its site following universal criticism.
Why you should install the latest Apple updates
The latest software updates from Apple address critical security problems, introduce improved privacy tools and include the SharePlay feature. Still missing? Universal Control.
2021 — the year Apple became a big player in enterprise tech
In a few years' time, when peering back through the coronavirus fog, we’ll fully understand that 2021 is the year Apple truly entered the enterprise.
How will we use Apple's AR glasses — and with what UI?
Everything about Apple’s history tells us that it will want to build an interface that delivers a sense of natural connection.
Apple should enforce the App Store privacy promise
Some developers are allegedly exploiting loopholes in Apple's developer agreement to undermine app privacy.
Designer smartphone hacks will trickle down in 2022
State-sponsored attacks similar to NSO Group's Pegasus will begin to leak into the criminal hacker community in 2022, Watchguard warns.
Eve Systems CEO: Matter standard is a 'foundational' tech
Jerome Gackel , the CEO of Eve Systems, explains why Matter and Thread will enable smarter homes, offices and more.
Why Apple may be planning life after Arm
With Nvidia's Arm acquisition seemingly unlikely to succeed, what will Apple do?
Apple, accessibility, and Project Titan
Work on the Apple Car is exposing foundational technologies to support a decade or more of Apple innovation.
How to use FileVault to protect business data on Macs
If you use Macs for business, you should be familiar with FileVault. Apple’s built-in disk encryption system for macOS can help protect corporate data.
What to expect from Apple in 2022
Here's a look at what business users can look forward to from Apple next year.
What's needed to consolidate Apple’s enterprise gains?
Apple's recent moves show it wants to consolidate its place in the enterprise.
What the media doesn't say about Apple
There’s a real lack of nuance in so much Apple reporting.
Analyst: Apple's AR glasses will run Mac chips
One day you will indeed wear your Mac like sunglasses, if the latest Apple AR glasses rumor proves to be true.
Apple pulls no punches in lawsuit against 'amoral' NSO Group
Apple calls NSO Group "21st century mercenaries who have created highly sophisticated cyber-surveillance machinery that invites routine and flagrant abuse."
Will Windows come to M1 Macs soon?
It looks a little more likely you may soon be able to run Windows on M-series Macs, as a deal between Microsoft and Qualcomm is allegedly about to expire.
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