Watch the full documentary now. Last December, along with a Verge video crew, I found myself wandering across a snowy mountain of garbage in Logan, Utah. Everyone we’d talked to told us that Logan was a gorgeous place to visit pretty much anytime except the dead of winter. They also told us the landfill wasn’t the most pleasant place to explore at any time of year. The landfill in the dead of winter was a real one-two punch — though the cold probably helped with the smell a little. But the landfill held a piece of a puzzle that had nagged at us for months: the fate of the Lisa, Apple’s most iconic failure. In September 1989, according to a…

Macworld Game developer Bungie announced on Wednesday that it is reviving Marathon, a video game that the company first released on the Mac nearly 30 years ago. The game won’t have a single-player story like the original; instead, its focus is as a PvP shooter where “players inhabit the bodies of Runners, cybernetic mercenaries who have been designed to survive [Tau Ceti’s] harsh environments, exploring the lost colony that once inhabited Tau Ceti’s surface.” The new Marathon doesn’t have an official release date. Bungie did release a promotional video–it doesn’t have gameplay footage, but it sets the tone for what could be an intriguing game. Looks cool. But you must have a PC, PlayStation, or Xbox Series X/S to play…

Macworld Game developer Bungie announced on Wednesday that it is reviving Marathon, a video game that the company first released on the Mac nearly 30 years ago. The game won’t have a single-player story like the original; instead, its focus is as a PvP shooter where “players inhabit the bodies of Runners, cybernetic mercenaries who have been designed to survive [Tau Ceti’s] harsh environments, exploring the lost colony that once inhabited Tau Ceti’s surface.” The new Marathon doesn’t have an official release date. Bungie did release a promotional video–it doesn’t have gameplay footage, but it sets the tone for what could be an intriguing game. Looks cool. But you must have a PC, PlayStation, or Xbox Series X/S to play…

Apple services chief Eddy Cue has told CNBC’s Jim Cramer that the company only makes things consumers care about. Cue recycled a couple of Steve Jobs phrases while speaking at the first CNBC CEO Council Summit in Santa Barbara, California … more… The post Eddy Cue says Apple only makes things consumers care about, ahead of Reality Pro announcement appeared first on 9to5Mac.

Apple SVP of Services Eddy Cue made a rare interview appearance, discussing the merits of saying no and how MLS was one of the company's rare yeses.Apple SVP of Services Eddy Cue. Image source: CNBCApple TV+ and Major League Soccer streaming are both products that would never have been considered part of Apple's roadmap even a decade ago. The company has grown a lot since Steve Jobs' passing, but the philosophy of saying "no" still lives on. Read more...

Macworld Think your job interviews are stressful? Imagine having to interview for an employer whose face you can’t see, asking questions you don’t understand. That’s what it’s like submitting your resume to the applicant tracking software most big companies use to look for workers with a particular skill set. Resoume is a resume writing tool that lets AI pitch your skills directly to those ATS bots, saving you time and giving you a better shot at a real interview. With Resoume, you simply fill out your job skills, education, and other highlights or import them from LinkedIn. From there, the software gives you an ATS-optimized, professionally written resume that you can add to your website along with a range of…