On April 20, 2021, Apple revealed the new iMac, the first from-the-ground-up redesign of an Apple product since the announcement of Apple Silicon, & the first substantial iMac redesign in over a decade.

A few weeks ago, I accidentally left on Do Not Disturb. I haven't turned it off, nor have I wanted to, and honestly, it's one of the best decisions I've made in a long time.

As a small nod to this historic moment in Apple’s history 37 years ago, here’s a collection of wallpapers featuring the ‘hello.’ prominently displayed on the original Macintosh.

184 Minutes of keynotes, across 56 Days, held in 3 Events, unveiling dozens of new products & services from Apple.

I’m releasing a wallpaper for your various iDevices with the new logo I profiled recently. Please download & enjoy!

The truth is that the creative process requires a combination of curiosity, experimentation, inquisitiveness, luck, and on occasion, the frustration tolerance of a monk.

No specs, no gripping about the dated design, and no benchmarks, just a few of my impressions on Apple's latest (possibly last) round of updates (or lack thereof) to the Intel iMacs.

macOS Big Sur & the transition to Apple Silicon has made me the more excited for the Mac roadmap than I have been in over a decade. Is the Mac, and Mac development, is on the cusp of being dramatically reinvigorated?

Yesterday I said goodbye to the 5K iMac that had faithfully been my main computer these past five years.

Around 500 years ago, just as the year 2020 was beginning, I was well on my way to transitioning to an iPad-only computing experience. Then COVID happened, and since then, I haven’t been happier to have access to a MacBook.