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Brydge Expands ProDock Family With Three New Vertical Docking Stations
Brydge just expanded its ProDock lineup of vertical docking stations with three new models designed to bring more ports, displays, and power to your Apple laptop.
Apple and PrismML Officially Explore New Tech to Shrink iPhone AI Models
PrismML confirmed it is currently negotiating with Apple to use its new compression technology to shrink massive AI models to fit locally on your iPhone.
EU drops replaceable battery rule for Apple Watch and Meta glasses
The European Union just exempted small wearables like the Apple Watch and Meta smart glasses from strict new user removable battery regulations in 2027.
MacWhisper 14 brings a fresh text editor and major speed boosts
MacWhisper 14 is now available with a completely redesigned text editor, faster overall performance, and new cloud transcription options for Mac users.
Satechi Brings Color-Matched Hubs And Mouse To The MacBook Neo
Satechi launched a colorful collection of USB-C hubs and a slim wireless mouse designed to perfectly match the limited ports of the budget Apple MacBook Neo.
Madden NFL 27 Arcade Edition Touches Down On Apple Arcade This August
Play Madden NFL 27 Arcade Edition on Apple Arcade starting August 6. Get full franchise modes and controller support with zero in-app purchases.
New OLED iPad Mini Might Launch With A Basic 60Hz Display Panel
An upcoming OLED iPad mini might stick with a basic 60Hz display panel instead of a faster 120Hz screen. Find out what this means for the small tablet now.
Safety Regulators Press Tech Companies To Fix Sextortion Flaws
Australia’s safety regulator is urging big tech to update messaging platforms and stop dangerous sexual extortion scams targeting young people.
Google Chrome Brings Gemini AI Tools to Desktop Users in the UK
Google Chrome is rolling out its Gemini AI assistant to desktop users in the UK, adding tools to summarize tabs, draft emails, and generate custom graphics.
Apple Boosts China Sales by Holding iPhone 17 Prices Steady
Apple grew its Q2 2026 smartphone shipments in China by over 24 percent after holding iPhone 17 prices steady while Android competitors raised their costs.
A Complete List Of iPhones Supporting The iOS 27 Public Beta
Find out if your device supports the iOS 27 public beta. Check out the complete generation-wise list of compatible iPhones.
Apple's iPhone 20 To Drop Aluminum For A Fragile Glass Chassis
Apple is rumored to ditch the aluminum chassis for a fragile but futuristic all-glass design on the iPhone 20 to improve wireless charging capabilities.
Google Pixel 11 Beats Apple iPhone 18 to the New 2nm Chip Race
Google will beat Apple to the 2nm chip market with its Pixel 11 launching in August, offering improved battery life ahead of the next big iPhone release.
WordPress Just Launched A Brand New Apple TV App With Free Videos
WordPress just launched a brand new Apple TV application featuring thousands of free videos. Learn how to stream educational talks and tutorials right now.
Soon, iOS 26.6 Will Warn You About Malicious iMessages On iPhone
Get ready for a new security feature as iOS 26.6 will warn you about malicious iMessages. Find out how this prompt works and when it arrives on your phone.
OpenAI Could Spark an Uncomfortable Showdown Between Apple and Jony Ive
Learn why the current legal battle over stolen trade secrets with OpenAI could force Apple into an awkward fight with Jony Ive inside a federal courtroom.
Apple Seeds A Rare Fifth Public RC For macOS Sonoma And Sequoia Mac Users
Apple just released a rare fifth public RC for macOS Sonoma 14.8.8 and Sequoia 15.7.8. Learn about the new builds and expected security fixes inside.
Apple's Trade Secret Lawsuit Is Disrupting OpenAI Hardware Plans
Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI over stolen trade secrets is slowing the creation of new AI devices and scaring away critical hardware suppliers in Asia.
Apple Releases MacOS 26.6 Beta 5 To Public Testers
Apple just released the fifth public beta for macOS 26.6. Learn how to install this new version on your computer and discover what fixes are included.
CrashStealer Malware Targets Mac Users Through Fake App Prompts
Learn how the new CrashStealer malware targets Mac users through fake meeting apps and system prompts to steal passwords and crypto wallet credentials.
Global Phone Market Shrinks But Apple And Samsung Grab More Share
Global smartphone shipments fell 4% in Q2 2026 due to rising memory costs. Find out how Apple and Samsung still managed to grow their total market share.
AI Demand Spikes Prices For iPads And Other Consumer Gadgets
AI data centers are buying memory chips, causing price hikes on gadgets. Learn why costs are rising and what experts say you should do.
Epic Games Fights Apple Request to Pause App Store Fee Battle
Epic Games opposes Apple’s request to pause the App Store commission lawsuit while the Supreme Court reviews an earlier civil contempt ruling against it.