AppleBlog.org is an independent Apple-focused project created by John Gollax, also known online as ApplebloggerUX. The project grew from a real Apple launch experience in New York City
AppleBlog.org started from one unforgettable night near the Apple Store in New York City — a night of waiting, excitement and the feeling that
AppleBlog.org is developed by a small independent team. Each contributor focuses on a specific part of the Apple ecosystem.
John Gollax is the founder of AppleBlog.org. His idea for the project started after spending the night in line near the Apple Store in
AppleBlog.org is an independent Apple-focused project created by John Gollax, also known online as ApplebloggerUX. The project grew from a real Apple launch experience in New York City into a long-running source for iPhone reviews, iOS downloads, macOS topics and Mac coverage.
The idea for AppleBlog.org appeared after John Gollax spent the whole night in line near the Apple Store in New York City to get the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C.
The site started with iPhone and iOS reviews, then expanded into downloads, macOS, tutorials, hardware guides and Apple ecosystem coverage.
AppleBlog.org is developed by John Gollax, Chan Zhuang and Andrit Johnson, each focused on a different part of the Apple world.
AppleBlog.org started from one unforgettable night near the Apple Store in New York City — a night of waiting, excitement and the feeling that every new iPhone launch was part of something bigger.
AppleBlog.org was created by John Gollax, known online as ApplebloggerUX. The idea to launch the site came when John spent the entire night waiting in line outside the Apple Store in NYC to get the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. One of those devices, the iPhone 5S, still works well today and remains a small symbol of the beginning of this project.
John first started writing reviews about the iPhone and new iOS versions. The early goal was simple: share real impressions, explain new Apple features in a practical way and help users understand what changed with every new iPhone and iOS release.
Later, Chan Zhuang joined AppleBlog.org. Chan had previously developed the MICGadget project, and after the sale of MICGadget, he fully joined AppleBlog.org. He helped expand the site into iOS downloads, macOS topics, firmware guides and system update coverage, and he continues to help develop the project today.
After that, Andrit Johnson joined the project and strengthened the Mac direction. His work focuses mainly on Apple computers, including MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio and other Mac-related topics.
Today, AppleBlog.org is built around three main contributors with different areas of expertise: Apple device reviews, iOS and macOS downloads, and Mac computer coverage. The project remains independent and is not affiliated with Apple Inc.
AppleBlog.org is developed by a small independent team. Each contributor focuses on a specific part of the Apple ecosystem.
John Gollax is the founder of AppleBlog.org. His idea for the project started after spending the night in line near the Apple Store in New York City to get the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C.
John focuses mainly on Apple device reviews and has more than 10 years of experience as a technology expert.
Main topics: iPhone reviews, Apple product reviews, iOS impressions, user experience, Apple ecosystem.
Chan Zhuang joined AppleBlog.org after developing and later selling the MICGadget project. He brought deep experience in Apple-related news, system coverage and software topics.
Chan helps develop AppleBlog.org with a focus on iOS downloads, macOS updates, firmware links and technical guides.
Main topics: iOS downloads, macOS, firmware, Apple software updates, installation guides.
Andrit Johnson joined AppleBlog.org to strengthen the project’s Mac coverage. His work is focused mainly on Apple computers and desktop hardware.
Andrit develops content about MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, macOS performance and Apple computer buying guides.
Main topics: Mac computers, MacBook reviews, Apple desktop hardware, macOS performance, buying guides.
For collaboration, questions, corrections, media inquiries or partnership requests, you can contact the AppleBlog.org team through this page.
AppleBlog.org is an independent Apple-focused blog. We cover iPhone, iOS, downloads, macOS, Mac computers, tutorials and Apple-related product reviews.