David Price is an Editor at Macworld. He specializes in areas such as technology, consumer tech, and culture, with a focus on topics like computer software, mobile apps, and video games. David’s work has been featured in notable publications including Forbes, Newsweek, and The Lancet.
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David's coverage is heavily focused on technology, particularly Apple products and related accessories. He engages in product promotions, cites data, and covers press releases.
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Published: By David Price UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Five Penn State researchers affiliated with the Rock Ethics Institute will participate
Apple looking to address flaws in first-gen device, potentially as soon as next year, although branding remains unclear.
Apple's M6 iMac could arrive in October 2026 with a faster chip and new colors. Here's the latest on its release date, specs, design and price.
Company is now seeking a 6G modem engineer. When Apple launched the iPhone 12 in 2020, one of the headline upgrades across the range was support for 5G.
By: David Price
First wave of reviewers find plenty of annoyances, but response to the iPhone Duo is overall very positive.
By: Roman Loyola, Michael Simon, David Price
We take a deep look at the Apple Watch Series 12. We discuss its new features, its price, and whether it’s worth buying.
By: David Price
What a difference a quarter-century makes. Apple unveiled the first iPod on October 23, 2001, exactly a quarter-century ago.
By: David Price
What's the point of a touchscreen MacBook? To be incredibly desirable, presumably. Apple can't win with people like me.
"Most capable and versatile iPad mini ever" also gains water and dust resistance and a far better screen.
Can the iPad mini's many upgrades make it relevant in a world of phablets and foldables?
