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Starting on Monday, we’re going to get our first major product announcements of 2026. Apple CEO Tim Cook teased a “big week ahead” with an “Apple Launch” hashtag, plus Apple has media events scheduled in New York, Shanghai, and London on Wednesday, March 4. We’re expecting the iPhone 17e, an all-new low-cost MacBook, and minor […]

AI Note Taker is the newest addition to Speechify’s ever-increasing collection of voice-based productivity features. Here are the details. more…

Limited to Germany, the promotion features several iconic album covers from German music history printed on Ritter Sport’s classic 100g bars. Here are the details. more…

Apple has confirmed that we’re in for a series of product launches starting Monday, and the rumored MacBook is easily what I’m most excited to see. Almost none of the rumored compromises worry me (and some actually sound like features). more…

Some users in the UK began seeing an age verification prompt after installing iOS 26.4 beta 2. Apple now says the message appeared in error. Here are the details. more…

Apple has new products launching next week, but no Apple Watch models will be among them. Later this year though, Apple Watch Ultra 4 is coming, with four rumored new features so far. more…

A recap of iOS 26.4 Beta 2, the upcoming touchscreen MacBook Pro, Jeff and Fernando are impressed by the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s new Privacy Display feature, 1Password vs. Apple Passwords, and the subscriptions we can’t live without. 9to5Mac Overtime is a weekly video-first podcast exploring fun and interesting observations in the Apple ecosystem, featuring 9to5Mac’s

With a similar screen size and easy, one-handed grip, the iPad mini has always been the Apple device that overlaps most with dedicated e-readers. Now, amid rumors pointing to an OLED display for the next generation, could the ‌iPad mini‌ finally replace devices such as the Kindle and Kobo? The shift from LCD to OLED

Apple is working with German confectionary brand Ritter Sport to offer a unique Apple Music promotion. The collaboration, branded as “Limited Edition Ritter Sport x ‌Apple Music‌,” involves promoting iconic albums on Ritter Sport’s iconic 100g square chocolate bars (via Macerkopf). There will be a QR code on the back of each bar that links

I have been a Philips Hue user for a number of years. They are rock solid, but they aren’t cheap. Recently, one of the bulbs in my hallway finally gave up the ghost. Instead of dropping $45 on a replacement, I decided to look at what the “Matter era” has brought to the table in