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In the November issue we review Apple’s latest and greatest phone yet: the iPhone 11 Pro. Find out why it’s the best iPhone ever. We also reviewed the iPhone 11: A hard to beat combination of price, features, and quality. We’ve got the 6 things you have to do after upgrading to iOS 13 as well as all of our favorite features in the new OS. All this can be found in the November issue of Macworld!

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Save your data before deleting an Apple ID account • You can’t consolidate account, you can only stop using them or delete them.

Geekbench 5 is released with all-new tests, modes, and scores • Tests are more demanding and rigorous, and scores can’t be compared to Geekbench 4.

5 questions to ask yourself before you apply for an Apple Card • The Apple Card is getting a lot of buzz, but it’s not necessarily a great fit for you, even if you’re an Apple fan.

EXPANDRIVE 7: NUMBER SEVEN NOT ALL LUCKY FOR MAC CLOUD STORAGE UTILITY

JUSTPLAY: SLICK MEDIA PLAYER SHINES WHERE QUICKTIME PLAYER IS WEAK

Hot Stuff • What We’re Raving About This Month

5 GREAT MAC GAMES YOU CAN PLAY RIGHT NOW • In the waning days od summer, these five cool games are great company for anyone wanting to spend some time inside. We’ve got an eclectic mix this month, too. There’s an expansion for Borderlands 2, and for other releases, we’ve got a good new fighting game, a cute but complex space colony sim, as well as a relaxing tale about a vacationing bird’s journey up a mountainside.

iOS 13: The first 6 things to do after you upgrade • There are lots of great new things to try. Start with these!

Hands on with Night Mode • iPhone users have been waiting anxiously for better photos in dark settings. iOS 13’s Night Mode seems to have been worth the wait.

iOS 13’s best hidden features • Features like Dark Mode may make headlines, but these touches make iOS 13 a joy to use.

All the new ways iOS 13 protects your privacy • The best thing about iOS 13 may be all the new ways Apple is protecting you from unscrupulous data collection.

What’s new in Apple Maps in iOS 13 • Apple’s working hard to shed its ‘bad maps’ reputation.

LUMAFUSION 2.0: MORE TRACKS, STREAMLINED UI BEEF UP MOBILE VIDEO EDITOR

ADONIT NOTE: AN IMPERFECT APPLE PENCIL ALTERNATIVE THAT LOOKS LIKE A REAL PEN

iPHONE 11 PRO: NOTHING ‘PRO’ ABOUT IT, JUST THE BEST iPHONE EVER • NOTHING ABOUT THIS PHONE JUSTIFIES ITS ‘PRO’ DESIGNATION, BUT IT NAILS THE FUNDAMENTALS BETTER THAN ANY iPHONE EVER.

iPHONE 11: A HARD-TO-BEAT COMBINATION OF PRICE, FEATURES, AND QUALITY • THE SATISFYING SPEED BOOST, DUAL CAMERA SETUP, AND LONG BATTERY LIFE COMBINE TO MAKE THE iPHONE 11 EVEN BETTER THAN LAST YEAR’S iPHONE XR.

TeamViewer: Great remote-access system for personal use • This powerful combination of tools makes financial sense only for corporate support.

LogMeIn Pro: Remote access for when you have many users that need to control a few computers • The software’s interface is out of date, but the features and price are right.

Postbox 7: A clean, full-featured alternative to Apple Mail • The latest release improves upon a mature product, adding options for prefab HTML components and color themes.

Eve Energy Strip: HomeKit support is a plus, to be sure, but this surge protector is absurdly priced • A hundred bucks for three smart outlets? You do the math.

Apple launches Apple Music web app beta • Anyone with an Apple Music subscription can access the site from many web browsers and operating systems.

Denon DP-450USB turntable: An ideal tool for digitizing your vinyl • Denon’s DP-450USB delivers great sound and an easy way to digitize your vinyl—but you’ll want to find a better software solution than what comes bundled...