Macworld magazine is the world's best-selling Apple magazine, featuring in-depth reviews, expert advice, how tos and essential guides to Macs, iPads, iPhones and related products, as well as everything you need to know about Mac OS X, iOS and associated software including iTunes and more. If you are new to Apple and are looking for advice to help you get started, or if you are a Mac fanatic looking to justify your next buy, Macworld is the magazine to ensure you make the right decision. Macworld is created by an international team of experts based in London and San Francisco, join use every issue as we analyse the latest product announcements from the world’s biggest (and best) technology company.

Apple launches AirPods Max with a ‘custom acoustic design’ • Apple’s holiday surprise is very expensive.

If you like the M1 MacBooks, you’ll love what’s coming next • A new report outlines Apple’s plans for Apple silicon and it could top out at 32 high-performance cores.

Apple working on cellular modem, which could bring 5G to the MacBook • We can dream can’t we.

Microsoft Office 365 apps now run natively on Apple silicon Macs • Universal versions of Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word are available.

3 rules to understand the price of Apple products • Apple sells a product for a high price. This is nothing new.

Review: MacBook Air (M1)

Simple tips for cleaning up your Mac • Is your Mac a mess? Here are some easy ways to clean out your Mac’s storage and cluttered desktop.

How to remove start-up and login items on a Mac • Is your Mac starting up slowly? A mess of start-up and login items might be to blame.

How Apple’s M1 chip performs against Intel 11th-gen and AMD Ryzen 4000 • We put the PC’s best laptops against a MacBook Pro (M1) to see if Apple’s new ARM chip really is all that.

Review: iPhone 12 mini

Review: MagSafe Duo Charger

iPhone 12 versus the best Android phones • Apple’s tweaks, refinements, and enhancements add up to the best iPhone and smartphone value ever.

How Apple sweats the security details – and sometimes gets it wrong • Privacy and security are selling points for Apple, and it walks the walk – even if it sometimes misses the mark.

Help Desk • Solutions to all your Mac problems.