Jonny Evans
Hello, and thanks for dropping in. I'm pleased to meet you. My name is Jonny Evans. I'm a freelancer who has been writing (mainly about Apple) since 1999. These days I write my daily Apple Holic blog at Computerworld.com, where I try to deliver sometimes interesting, sometimes provocative insights into what Cupertino is doing. I try to write something worth reading. You can also keep up with my work at AppleMust.
ArcGIS Field Maps + iPhones herald the emerging digital enterprise
The availability of powerful geospatial apps like ArcGIS Field Maps on iPhones and iPads has implications that go far beyond mapping.
Apple’s design guide for inclusive technology is essential reading
Building inclusive apps and services is both good for business and the right thing to do — and Apple points the way.
What to do if you receive a FaceTime link
If you use Windows, Android, or Linux, you may in the future receive a FaceTime invite from an Apple-wielding colleague.
Apple IT admins gain new tech support tool from Moysle
The new feature for supporting remote workers comes amid a flurry of activity in the ‘Apple in the enterprise’ market.
A fast, first look at macOS Monterey
Apple's macOS Monterey is now available for public beta testing, so I took it for a quick test drive.
What’s new in Shortcuts on macOS?
Apple introduced Shortcuts for Macs running macOS Monterey at WWDC this year. The new desktop OS is expected to ship in fall.
On the future of work, Apple is in retrograde
Apple denies the new world of remote work in favor of its own somewhat inflexible hybrid working policy.
How AI can make meetings smarter
This short collection of (mostly) iOS compatible tools show how artificial intelligence will make your meetings smarter, and just how much smarter they may become.
Why would you want a giant iPad?
Speculation that Apple has plans for giant iPads suggest the company has figured out how to make those things worth using.
Microsoft hits Apple with Windows 11
Microsoft lashes out at Apple's App Store business with Windows 11 launch. What comes next?
Apple: Sideloading apps will undermine iOS security
Apple comes out fighting to protect its users — and its App Store.
Apple's Focus: What does it do and how does it work?
Announced at WWDC, Apple's Focus app may be a useful tool for any remote worker attempting to get things done.
Apple’s SharePlay vision: Too little, too late?
Why productivity and personality will be critical to SharePlay's success.
The future of work is hybrid and remote
And the most agile employers will be able to attract the best staff, Dice report says. Apple, take note.
iOS 15: Apple sets the scene for the next big thing
A little-noted iOS 15 setting gives Apple a chance to do something quite new down the road.
WSJ leaks Apple’s digital healthcare plan
Apple has been working to develop its own subscription-based healthcare service, but the effort may have stalled, report claims.
WWDC: 12 small but important improvements you may have missed
Some of the smaller (mostly iOS) improvements Apple told us about on or around WWDC 2021 will be quite useful in the workplace.
WWDC: What's new for App Clips in ARKit 5
Apple has updated App Clips with new features that make these things quite useful for many B2C and B2B enterprises.
Securing the Apple mobile enterprise takes context
Truce Software CEO Joe Boyle talks about Apple's place in business and the evolution of new security models for the remote enterprise.
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