Macworld UK

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 to be hit by antitrust order in the EU over its App Store anti-steering rules • Spotify’s long fight with Apple is allegedly going to result in a ruling and possibly a fine.

Apple devices vulnerable to new Bluetooth security hole vulnerability • BLUFFS exploit could intercept personal data.

If you’re waiting for a 5G MacBook, it’s coming – but not for a while • A report says Apple plans to bring cellular connectivity once it makes its own cellular modem.

If you own a 16-inch MacBook Pro, your adapter just got its first ever update • Who knows why.

Forget flowers, this spring will be all about M3 iPads and Macs • A new 12.9-inch iPad Air is coming – along with yet another Apple Pencil.

Update Chrome on your Mac to fix this exploit already in the wild • Seven high-risk security fixes are patched in the latest update.

What’s in store for the Mac in 2024? A whole lot of nothing • The Mac line-up is entering the phase of incremental updates.

MacBook buying guide • Not sure whether to buy a MacBook Air or Pro? Read on to find out which is right for you.

How to connect two or more external displays to an M1, M2 or M3 MacBook • Get around Apple’s annoying M1/M2/M3 Mac single-display limitation via software and adapters.

Those disappointing M3 benchmarks? You’re just reading them wrong • The numbers might not show a massive speed boost over the M2, but Apple is doing much more with its core design.

Opinion: After four years, Apple’s entry-level MacBook is terrible value • It’s almost 2024 and Apple still sells the 2020 MacBook Air at the same £999 price. Why?

iPhone buying guide • Confused by Apple’s phone line-up? Over the following pages, we’ll help you find the right iPhone for you.

How to figure out which iPhone model you have • Not sure which iPhone you’ve got? Here’s how to identify an Apple handset.

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PC Matic for Mac • Price: £60 from fave.co/3Tw8IIS

Help Desk • Solutions to all your Mac problems.