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.
Microsoft CEO supports Apple on privacy
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella seems to agree with Apple CEO Tim Cook when it comes to privacy, calling this a “fundamental human right.”
A Mac user’s guide to the Google Chrome browser
Though Safari is the default browser for most mac OS users, some have to use Chrome.
Apple is losing value and that’s a good thing
The value of Apple ID data on the Dark Web has declined, even as the value of other services has increased
20 things we learned about the Apple Car project
An Apple white paper tells us a little more about the company's work on autonomous vehicles.
People like iPhone SE, but Apple doesn't seem to care
Apple has put yet another batch of iPhone SE smartphones up for sale at its clearance store, it knows they are popular, why not upgrade it?
Why I’m excited for Apple’s Wi-Fi 6 iPhones
Don’t fret too much when Apple fails to introduce a 5G iPhone this year; it’s not terribly important that it does. Wi-Fi 6, on the other hand…
Rumor: Apple plots a big product salvo in 2019
The latest set of Apple-related rumors to emerge from the spookily accurate desk of analyst Ming-Chi Kou...
How to use your Mac safely in public places
If you use your Mac in public places, it makes sense to take precautions against theft, loss, and hacks.
What’s the enterprise business case for Apple Watch?
Apple Watch as a platform offers a range of opportunities for imaginative business models, including delivery services and retail marketing.
5 QuickTime lessons for Apple’s new AR chief
What has Apple learned from the evolution of its QuickTime standard that could inform its augmented reality (AR) development teams?
How to use iOS Reminders on your iPhone
Do you use the reminders app on your iPhone? These tips will help you use reminders effectively, particularly so far as Siri is concerned.
How to stay as private as possible on Apple's iPad and iPhone
How to use the tools Apple has given you to protect your privacy on an iOS device.
Why Apple is disabling Safari’s Do Not Track feature
Apple's decision to get rid of the ‘Do Not Track’ setting in its Safari browser is absolutely correct.
How Nuance is blazing a path to a smarter Siri
Nuance’s recently announced Project Pathfinder solution gives us a glimpse at Siri’s smarter future.
Apple’s digital health story is still waiting to be told
U.S. consumers are more willing than ever before to engage with digital solutions that will help them stay well, and this is an opportunity for Apple.
Apple Retail offers enterprise-class MDM for the rest of us
SMBs using Apple technologies can deploy the same system and device management tools as any major enterprise, using a solution that’s available for sale at Apple Retail stores.
Everything you need to know about Apple's Q2 19 results
As iPhone sales slow, here's a look at some of the more interesting insights into Apple's business.
Apple’s Group FaceTime: A place for spies?
Apple has disabled Group FaceTime following discovery of a flaw that could potentially let people hear audio from other people’s devices without permission.
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