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.
RIP: Larry Tesler, inventor of copy & paste
Tesler, who was 74, invented a user interface while at Xerox PARC that most of us rely on each day.
Adobe Photoshop turns 30, now much smarter
Adobe introduces new machine learning-driven Photoshop features for iPad and Mac to celebrate 30 years of the application.
Apple sticks with March iPhone event despite coronavirus
Apple still hopes to introduce iPhone 9 at a March special event, though supply and production may be constrained due to the coronavirus outbreak in China.
‘Hey Siri, bring in the cattle and irrigate field four’
If you go down to the farm today, you’ll probably find it managed by iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices.
Apple quietly builds the business case for AR
Apple has introduced new AR features that should help the company push adoption of the technologies more into the mainstream.
Hard times inside Apple’s forgotten App Store
Are you one of the many iOS users that ignores the row of apps at the bottom of the message composition window?
Apple's Mac Catalyst is becoming very, very serious
Apple appears to be setting the table for something interesting with the introduction of Swift Playgrounds for Mac and universal app purchases for Mac and iOS.
Why every enterprise needs Apple’s Pro apps team
To navigate digital transformation successfully, you need to ensure your tech deployments meet real needs.
Smart lighting security flaw illuminates risk of IoT
The latest smart home security nightmare sheds light on the risk you take each time you add another connected system to your network.
Is Apple's iCloud Folder Sharing a shadow IT problem?
Apple is preparing to introduce iCloud Folder Sharing across both its Mac and iOS platforms. This is a big blessing for collaboration, but is it safe?
Swift is again replacing Objective-C, report claims
Swift has climbed 10 places to become the 10th most popular programming language.
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