This week on the Macworld Podcast, host Philip Michaels is joined by Editorial Director Jason Snell to discuss Jason's reviews of the iPad mini and iPad Air.

Apple has ushered in refreshes for iMovie, iPhoto, and GarageBand. Let's learn about what's new for both the iOS and OS X versions from the editors testing these apps.

New operating system? Check. Macworld editors who've been crawling all over the thing for months? Check. Podcast to offer up some great tips about that operating system? Natch.

Philip Michaels talks about Apple's product announcements with Macworld's two staffers who were there on the scene (and got their hands on the products), Jason Snell and Dan Moren.

Apple has announced its October event where we expect to see at least one new iPad and… more. Jon Seff and Dan Frakes join host Chris Breen to discuss what they believe Apple has up its sleeve.

Christopher Breen, Roman Loyola, Susie Ochs, and Armando Rodriguez duke it out over colorful iPhones, Steve Ballmer's departure, and Tim Cook's Twitter account in the latest skirmish of technology experts.

Host Jackie Dove speaks with the developers of Frax, a new fractal generation app.

Macworld's Jason Snell and Philip Michaels join host Chris Breen to discuss their reviews of Apple's new iPhone 5s and 5c.

Macworld's Jason Snell, Dan Moren, and Lex Friedman join Christopher Breen to talk about Apple's September 10 iPhone event, at which the iPhone 5s and 5c were introduced. Also Lex doesn't like the cases.

Jason Snell and Dan Moren join host Chris Breen to discuss Apple's September 10th iPhone-focused event.

Adverturer (and Macworld contributor) Ben Long joins host Chris Breen to detail his adventures driving from London to Mongolia in a  car entirely unsuited for the journey.

Jeff Carlson joins podcast host Chris Breen to talk about making the most of the iPad as a photographer's tool (both for shooting and editing images).

Jason Snell, Philip Michaels, Lex Friedman, Susie Ochs, and Armando Rodriguez break down the new movie "Jobs."

Jason Snell interviews Joshua Michael Stern, director of "JOBS."

Senior editors Dan Frakes and Roman Loyola join the show to talk about our annual round-up of low-cost, high-quality Mac software.

Podcast host Chris Breen is joined by Serenity Caldwell, Lex Friedman, Dan Moren, and the ghost of Dan Frakes to toss around Mac and iOS tips.

There's a new version of QuarkXPress in town, and it's not simply a modest update. Think of the newly announced QuarkXPress 10 as a milestone release that pushes the design tool into the modern Mac era.

Leading the changes in version 10 are a new graphics engine, a multitude of interface updates, and a move to the Cocoa API. The update arrives in mid-August, but you don't have to wait until then to get more details. In this episode, Macworld's Jackie Dove talks with Quark vice president of marketing Gavin Drake about QuarkXPress 10.

We in the tech press tend to think of the summer as a slower time for technology news. This week seems to be the exception, thanks to three interesting Apple stories that crossed our desk. Dan Moren is joined by senior writer Lex Friedman to discuss these happenings in the world of Apple.

Frequent contributor Ben Long joins podcast host Chris Breen to discuss his upcoming participation in the grueling Mongol Rally.

Theory.io's Peter Tamte joins host Chris Breen to discuss changes in the software landscape over the last couple of decades. He also provides details on his latest iPad/Mac app, NoteSuite.

Host Chris Breen is joined by Scholle Sawyer-McFarland and Joel Mathis to discuss iOS-based educational efforts parents can make to lessen summer brain drain.

Bright minds of the Mac universe descended upon San Francisco for WWDC. So we decided to ask them some dim questions.

Jason Snell and company review Apple's WWDC 2013 keynote.

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is on the horizon. Dan Moren, Dan Frakes, and Serenity Caldwell join Philip Michaels to preview next week’s big Apple event.

The Calendar app on iPhone is fine. But Lex Friedman thinks that the third-party Fantastical app is better. Here's a quick video overview of the app.

Macworld's Dan Frakes joins host Chris Breen to discuss Apple's wireless media technology AirPlay as well as offers insights on Bluetooth keyboards as Apple TV controllers.

Maybe you didn't pay much attention to last week's Google I/O developers conference. But we did, and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we look at how some of the announcements coming out of the event relate to Apple's mobile operating system.

We begin this two-part podcast with Jackie Dove speaking with Adobe's Scott Morris about Creative Cloud and its license. Chris Breen then speaks to Jeff Carlson about addressing iPhoto annoyances.

Host Philip Michaels speaks with Chris Breen about the Mac mini he's set up as a media server.

Dan Moren, Chris Breen, Jon Seff, and Kirk McElhearn talk about just what’s happened over the past 10 years in the iTunes Store. (And what may happen in the future.)

Wall Street didn't care for the numbers Apple released as part of its second quarter earnings Tuesday. But podcast panelists Jason Snell and Dan Moren have a slightly different perspective.

Senior editor Dan Moren and senior writer Lex Friedman discuss the preponderance of smaller, Apple-related events.

Host Chris Breen is joined by Serenity Caldwell, Dan Moren, Scholle McFarland, and Joe Kissell to discuss the iPad in the business environment.

Apple's iTunes Store opened 10 years ago this month, growing dramatically over the last 10 years. But has it gotten a little too unwieldy? We discuss that on this episode of the Macworld Podcast. Also, Dan Moren explains last week's T-Mobile news.

Just in time for April Fools' Day, we've assembled a panel of pundits to point out the foolishness going on in the tech world.

Lex Friedman put aside his beloved iPhone for a month to see how those using Windows phones get along.

Tech luminary Andy Ihnatko joins host Chris Breen to explain why he switched from an iPhone to the Android-based Samsung Galaxy S3.

Apple skips out on Mobile World Congress, but its iOS platform still casts a pretty big shadow over the world's largest mobile trade show. Armando Rodriguez and Leah Yamshon return from Spain with an iOS-flavored report on MWC.

Senior writer Lex Friedman joins senior editor Dan Moren to talk smartwatches, Google Glass, and Apple's possible future in the burgeoning trend of wearable computing.

Philip Michaels returns to host another zany Pundit Showdown from the Macworld Live stage. Guests include Jeff Carlson, Armando Rodriguez, Erik Malinowski, and Jessie Char.

Macworld's Carlos Rodela is joined by Veronica Belmont, John Davison, and Ryan MacDonald to discuss the state of Mac gaming.

Serenity Caldwell hosts Adam and Tonya Engst, David Sparks, and Scott Simpson in a discussion of electronic publishing.

Dan Moren leads a panel of pundits at the recent Macworld/iWorld event who consider what Apple might be up to in 2013.

The annual Mac and iOS trade show and conference kicks off Thursday. Join Macworld editors for your guide on what to expect from the three-day gathering of developers, users, and enthusiasts.

Podcast host Chris Breen is joined by Scotland educator and technologist, Fraser Speirs to discuss Apple technology in the classroom.

International CES isn't a major show for Mac news, but there are still product announcements to be found if you know where to look. We round up those and take a look at a multitude of new iOS gear in our latest podcast.

Podcast host Chris Breen is joined by Macworld's Gem Meister Dan Frakes to discuss Dan's favorite inexpensive Mac applications of 2012.

A slew of products exist to help you track the steps you take, the miles you walk, the flights you climb, and even the sleep you… sleep. Which are the best devices out there, and why you should you want them?