Dan Moren is a writer, podcaster, and journalist known for his work in the tech industry. He currently writes for Six Colors and Tom's Guide, covering a variety of topics related to Apple and technology. With a background in writing for publications like Macworld and Knowledia, Dan brings his expertise and insights to his articles, providing readers with informative and engaging content.
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Dan Moren's coverage is heavily focused on tech, particularly Apple products such as the iPhone, iOS, and macOS. His articles include reviews and product promotions related to these topics. To effectively reach out to Dan Moren, consider offering newsworthy information about Apple products or services. If you have insights into upcoming releases, updates or industry trends in the tech sector that involve Apple specifically, they would likely be of interest to him.
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By: Dan Moren
Sometimes Apple does its best work when there's very little 'wow factor' involved.
You'll have the opportunity to give the iPhone a personal touch, but Apple makes sure the iPhone still looks like an iPhone.
Apple's plans for its new headset include a lower-priced model—but at what cost?
The long-awaited smart speaker could be a way to showcase the new and improved Siri.
Apple is not shy about touting Apple Intelligence, but the way the company is implementing it is different form other products.
CarPlay is loved by its users but its future as an Apple product lacks clear direction.
By: Dan Moren
Here's a rundown of what to expect (and not) when the video starts rolling.
The new features are great, but some aren't fully baked. Look, I'm not ungrateful.
Apple is known for advancing technology, but it still has evidence in its lineup of clinging to the past
Dedicated Apple customers have strong ideas about the company's products, but they don't necessarily jibe with the company's plans.
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