Mark Spoonauer

"The memory crisis makes it harder for competitors to respond. The problem is that the MacBook Neo doesn't cheap out on industrial design, materials, or displays." @greengart , Techsponential Avi Greengart, Techsponential

“Apple’s tight integration and scale put it in a much better than other PC OEMs. Most PC brands are working on raising prices due to memory constraints while Apple has been defiant by launching a mainstream-priced notebook.” Jitesh Ubrani @IDC

The MacBook Neo ‘isn’t leaving rivals room’... Apple's $599 laptop is about to rattle the entire computing industry based on my own hands-on and speaking with analysts

Standing room only at intimate NY Apple event. I hope the MacBook Neo is as cheap as they’re saying. $599? $699?

Getting ready for the Apple event! And the MacBook Neo…

spoiler: it's not an improvement

The new Downdetector design looks weird

One of those days I'm glad I'm on Google Workspace :-)

Alexa+ doesn’t know what day it is but she has a valid excuse. A hangover…

I got a chance to try Google's Android XR glasses with display and I think it could blow away Meta....once they get here in 2026 tomsguide.com/computing/smar…

The Galaxy XR beats Apple Vision Pro in several ways. It's $1,700 less, way lighter and has real AI smarts. But I just don't know if people want to wear headsets like this. bit.ly/4qdYwm2

Ready for Amazon event!

I just interviewed Apple’s Joz and John Ternus with Techradar’s @LanceUlanoff about the iPhone Air and was invited to bend the crap out of it. I also asked about how they made it so frickin’ thin and a possible iPhone Fold… youtube.com/watch?v=cwmqgI… #AppleEvent #iPhoneAir

Getting ready at Steve Jobs Theater for the Apple event. #iPhone17 #AppleEvent

Kind of brilliant, actually. You're going to force people to reconsider the original Switch/OLED and prod more shoppers into getting the more expensive Switch 2 and Switch 2 games.

My first hands on with the Galaxy Z Fold 7. The design is insane tomsguide.com/phones/samsung…

@JoannaStern Good interview. The question is whether you can do that without a dedicated Siri app. I would say the answer is no

Apple's Craig Federighi confirms it is still Apple's mission to create a Siri that's as good—if not better—than the competition. And that they are working hard on it.

iPadOS 26 proves that the lines are blurring between iPads and Macs — in a good way. But what should someone get now? I asked Apple’s Greg Joswiak and Craig Federighi at WWDC and the answer is “buy both.” tomsguide.com/computing/ipad…

@MKBHD The one thing I noticed on iPadOS press page and product page. Even with all of these Mac-like enhancements there’s not a single image of a keyboard

iPadOS 26 Full cursor Fully resizable and movable windows Menubar A dock with folders Preview app What is a computer