The iPhone 13, an Apple silicon iMac, iPadOS 15 those are just some of the products we could see from Apple in 2021. Which ones are we most excited see in the coming year? We talk about that and more in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
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Apple report card: How we grade everything released in 2020
How did Apple do last year? Credit: Apple
What started out with an earnings warning, stock drop, and store closures ended up being a very successful year for Apple. Nearly every product in Apple’s catalog saw a refresh, a couple of new ones joined the fray, and tens of millions of devices were sold to happy customers.
Here’s our 2020 Apple product report card, where we give each segment of Apple’s business a grade from A to F. Be sure to tune into the Macworld Podcast where our U.S. and U.K. writers debate everything that came out of Cupertino last year.
Jan 6, 2021 9:00 pm PST IDG
It was an eventful 2020 for Apple, and in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’ll take a look at the year in review for the company, with our thoughts on what went right and what went wrong.
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Even though it’s 2021, we took a look back at 2020 for Apple, and each person gave Apple a grade for each category we talked about. Here are our results.
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