Senior Production Editor, hachettebookgroup.com
Sean Moreau is a Senior Production Editor at Hachette US, with a background in publishing and a passion for technology. With a focus on computer-related topics, Sean writes articles for Computerworld and The Hoops News, exploring the evolution of Apple products such as the MacBook, iOS, macOS, and the Macintosh.
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Sean Moreau's coverage indicates a focus on the evolution and developments of Apple products, particularly Macintosh, macOS, iOS, and MacBook. His articles also heavily feature press releases and industry-specific content.
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A look at the evolution of Apple's mobile operating system from its birth in 2007 to today.
Apple's desktop operating system, macOS, has been the staple crop for its iMacs and MacBooks. Here we go back to where it all began in 2001 (when it was known as Mac OS X).
We outline the transformation of Apple's most formative desktop computer, from the first Mac to the latest iMac 24.
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