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Today is the day!
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Today is September 1, 2026 — the day that John Ternus becomes CEO of Apple.
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It is that time again!
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New episode of Cortex today: Myke talks to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg about his workflow for reporting on Apple, building and verifying sources, balancing speed with accuracy, and how publishing a scoop can uncover the next part of the story.
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Another year has passed, and Relay is now 12 years old.
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Over the last month or so, at the end of Connected, Stephen has been asking me why I haven’t been publishing anything to my blog.
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New episode of Cortex today!
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I have been trying to write a post of some kind since our campaign ended on Wednesday, but the words just aren’t coming to me.
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I published a new episode of Cortex today: Myke talks to Loryn Brantz – illustrator, poet, and bestselling author – about her journey from Sesame Street and BuzzFeed to becoming an independent creator, how her poems grew into a book, and the routines she…
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The Kickstarter campaign for Designed in California has just 10 days left to go.
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I implore you to read this beautiful essay Federico posted to MacStories today: It’s my last day at Apple Park for my seventh in-person WWDC, and as I’m waiting for my final briefing just outside the Steve Jobs Theater – ever so magnificent in its polish,…
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I am sitting in a hotel room in Cupertino, the day after the WWDC keynote.
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TL:DR: Jason Snell and I are working on an ambitious new podcast project and we are turning to Kickstarter to get it off the ground.
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New episode of Cortex out today: Myke talks to Steph Ango, CEO of Obsidian, about building tools for thought, working without meetings, managing knowledge with markdown and links, and how a seven-person team builds software used by millions.
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New Cortex: Myke talks to Jason Schreier of Bloomberg about the realities of reporting – how stories start, how sources are built, and how he balances fast-moving news with the slower, deeper work of writing books.