Michael deAgonia
Contributing Writer
Michael deAgonia, a contributing writer for Computerworld, is a computer consultant and technology geek who has been working on computers since 1993, with an emphasis on Macs, macOS, and iOS.
Why Apple won’t ditch Lightning for USB-C in the next iPhone
Apple no doubt has big plans for its upcoming iPhone, but eliminating the Lightning connector and replacing it with USB-C isn't among them.
Hands on: Apple's AirPods are indeed 'magical'
The ads for Apple’s new wireless earphones say they're wireless, effortless, magical. As grandiose as that sounds, it's pretty much true.
Hands on: 15-in. MacBook Pro delivers on speed and design – for a price
There's a lot to like in Apple's new MacBook Pro -- newer chips, faster SSD storage, and brighter, better display. But it's the Touch Bar that represents the biggest change.
First Look: The no-Touch Bar MacBook Pro still delivers speed, style
Apple's svelte new MacBook Pro -- the one without the Touch Bar -- still offers a lot of cutting edge tech at a reasonable price. But buyers will have make some adjustments.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro delivers innovation -- at a price
Aesthetically and technologically, Apple's newest laptops are stunning. Equally stunning: limits on RAM and overly-pricey storage.
Deep dive: The Apple Watch Series 2 delivers on last year’s promise
This year’s Apple Watch Series 2 surpasses the previous model by addressing many first-generation flaws.
Review: The iPhone 7 Plus is the best iPhone yet
Even without an audio jack, the iPhone 7 Plus is packed with a host of new features, top-notch specs and welcome updates.
Quick take: The iPhone 7 Plus in Jet Black really shines
While the iPhone 7 is essentially all new under the hood, aesthetically, the new kid on the block is the Jet Black model.
Hands on: WatchOS 3 is the OS Apple always intended
Apple’s watchOS 3 marks the company’s third attempt to provide a satisfying user experience -- and this time, it works.
Deep-dive review: iOS 10 adds speed and smarts
iOS 10, the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, brings a variety of upgrades to Siri, 3D Touch, the Lock Screen, Maps and other features.
iOS 10 gives apps room to grow
iOS 10 at its most basic level is a platform for mobile devices that will allow apps to evolve in ways that will delight users.
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