JP Morgan took a profit hit to set aside money to run Apple Card
JP Morgan Chase's Q4 profits dropped 7%, chiefly because of it starting the funding process to take over running Apple Card.Apple Card is moving to JP Morgan ChaseAfter years of Goldman Sachs losing money on the Apple Card, JP Morgan Chase has taken over the deal, and consequently taken a hit to its profits.According to the Wall Street Journal, JP Morgan Chase's profits fell 7% to $13 billion, for the fourth quarter of 2025. There were reasons including an unexpected fall in investment banking fees, but the single largest issue was Apple Card. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Act surprised – Roblox AI-powered age verification doesn’t protect kids
At this point, I kind of have to feel sorry for Roblox. The company came under increasing criticism for failing to adequately protect children, and then courted even greater controversy when it started requiring children as young as nine years old to submit a video selfie for age verification. The latest development in the saga is that the age verification process appears to be failing badly, with the company saying that you can’t expect everything to work on day one … more…

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iPhone 17 Pro case offers tribute to original 1984 Macintosh
I still have affectionate feelings about the original Macintosh I owned back in 1984, and if you feel the same, you can now give your iPhone 17 Pro a nostalgic makeover … more…

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Apple will reportedly customize Gemini to power next-gen Siri
A new report reveals how Apple plans to tailor Google’s Gemini model to power a more capable Siri and all its new features. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Apple may have hinted at a high-end MacBook Pro launch on January 28
The first M5-powered MacBook Pro launched in October of last year. Apple described the chip as offering “the next big leap in AI for the Mac.” There was no update for the 16-inch MacBook Pro, however, and we are expecting this to happen soon – including M5 Pro and M5 Max options. Apple may now have hinted that the launch date for these will be January 28 … more…

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20 years ago, the first MacBook Pro changed the world. Will history repeat itself?
Macworld Anyone looking for a new computer these days would be wise to check out the MacBook Pro. It’s easily one of the best laptops in the world and combines power and portability in ways that most of its rivals can only hope to match. But how did Apple’s flagship laptop get here? This week marks the 20th anniversary of the first-ever MacBook Pro, giving us a great opportunity to look back at where the device came from and where it could be headed in the future. Here are five of the most important MacBook Pro models we’ve seen so far, and all the ways they have changed the world of computing forever. MacBook Pro debut (2006) Prior to 2006, Apple’s laptops had hit something of a dead end. They used PowerPC chips that had powered the Mac for years, but Apple was struggling to eke any more performance out of them without ramping up power consumption. That was a problem with laptops that could quickly get warm. Enter Intel processors. These days, we might look at Intel chips as terribly inefficient compared to Apple silicon, but back in the mid-2000s, they were a (figuratively) hot property. Apple decided to make the switch, and at the same time, decided to ditch the PowerBook branding entirely and replace it with the MacBook Pro. At WWDC 2005, Intel CEO Paul Otellini (right) joined Steve Jobs at the keynote address to announce Apple’s switch to Intel processors.Foundry As Steve Jobs explained on stage when he unveiled the MacBook Pro for the first time, Intel chips didn’t just give better overall performance, they gave better performance per watt, up to 4.5 times better than the PowerPC G5 that came before. All that meant that Apple could finally do what it wanted to do with its pro-level laptops. The resulting MacBook Pro was packed with an Intel Core Duo chip, was made thinner than the PowerBook, came with a built-in iSight camera for video calls, and introduced the world to the much-loved MagSafe connector. It was a major overhaul of Apple’s laptop lineup, and such a significant one that the MacBook Pro name is still going strong today. All-in-one unibody (2008) Before 2008, the MacBook Pro’s chassis was made from several different components, including an internal frame, a top palm rest, several joining and strengthening elements, and more. That was acceptable enough, but Apple wanted something that was stronger and would help the device last longer. To do that, it had to rethink how it made its MacBooks, and the result was the advent of the unibody design. This change meant that instead of being built from several pieces that were fitted together, the MacBook Pro’s body was now milled from a single piece of aluminum that was whittled down until it was the right shape. Internal components were then fitted inside this enclosure, completing the device. As a result, the MacBook Pro became far, far stronger while also being much lighter. While the 2008 MacBook Air had used a unibody palm rest, that year’s MacBook Pro was the first Apple laptop to be entirely constructed in this way. It’s a blueprint that MacBooks of all stripes have followed ever since. The 2008 MacBook Pro wasn’t just about its unibody design. It also came with powerful Nvidia graphics options, a larger trackpad with multi-touch and support for clicking anywhere on its surface, and a bright LED display that was an impressively slim part of the device. But while it was less showy than any of these elements, the unibody chassis has had just as much of an impact, strengthening and simplifying the laptop’s case in the almost 20 years since. Retina display (2012) The Retina display first appeared in 2010 in the iPhone 4 and the iPod touch, but didn’t make its way to the MacBook Pro until two years later. In 2012, Apple was ready to lift the lid on a new pro-level laptop featuring the display tech that everyone was talking about. With a Retina display in effect, the pixels on the MacBook Pro’s screen were too small to discern from a normal viewing distance. That helped to sharpen up everything you viewed on your device, giving a sense of crispness and quality that was lacking before. Elsewhere, the 2012 MacBook Pro was significant for a wealth of other reasons. Its chassis was 25 percent thinner than its predecessor, it came with SSD storage as standard, it dropped the optical drive and FireWire 800 and ushered in HDMI, USB 3.0, and MagSafe 2, while the number of Thunderbolt ports also increased. At the same time, Apple took many steps to make the MacBook Pro much harder to access and repair its internals. The battery and memory were glued in place, and while the SSD was not fixed this way, it used a proprietary connector and form factor that made replacement difficult. Apple also started using proprietary pentalobe screws more extensively, and these were not compatible with standard tools. While Apple has started to ease up on this kind of behavior in recent years, it’s a pattern that still hasn’t completely gone away. Touch Bar (2016) Think back to the most controversial design decisions that Apple has made over the years. There have been plenty, but the 2016 MacBook Pro got not one but two of them in the form of the butterfly keyboard and the Touch Bar. The butterfly keyboard cut key travel down to the barest minimum. While this probably helped to free up more internal space for other components, it resulted in an unresponsive, unsatisfying typing feel with keys that were prone to getting stuck and jammed. To its detractors, the butterfly keyboard was a prime example of Apple pursuing its ideal of thin and light at the expense of practicality. Apple dropped the Touch Bar from the MacBook Pro with the introduction of the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro in 2023.IDG The Touch Bar, meanwhile, was a touch-sensitive OLED display that sat at the top of the keyboard, replacing the row of function keys. It was populated with a range of buttons and actions that changed dynamically depending on which app was in use. Unfortunately, it never really took off: it wasn’t compelling enough to convince users, while it lacked the kind of third-party integrations that could have converted them. The 2016 MacBook Pro wasn’t all bad. The trackpad was roughly twice as large as the one on its predecessor, giving you more room for swipes and gestures. But this MacBook Pro was also known for replacing every port with a USB-C slot–given how little USB-C was in use at the time, it meant you needed an adapter for almost anything you wanted to connect. Tellingly, the butterfly keyboard, Touch Bar, and USB-C exclusivity have all been dropped or rolled back by Apple in the years since. Apple silicon (2020) If the 2016 MacBook Pro was divisive, the 2020 edition has received close to universal acclaim since it launched, and that’s almost entirely down to a single change: the introduction of Apple silicon and the M-series chips in the Mac. Whereas past MacBook Pros were known to be good but not world-beating, Apple silicon changed all that and helped Apple’s laptop ascend to the pinnacle of portable computing – a position it still occupies today. The differences were profound. Intel chips had made MacBook Pros hot and loud while offering performance that wouldn’t exactly cause customers to rush to a local Apple Store. Apple silicon, though, managed to do the impossible: it massively ramped up performance while doing so in a much more efficient package, resulting in a cooler, quieter operation that put far less strain on the battery. Battery life was so much better, in fact, that Apple engineers initially thought their testing software was broken. #id696780f26ea2b .jw-wrapper::before { content: "Mac transition from Intel to Apple chips announcement in 10 minutes" !important; } Despite the paradigm shift that the new chip brought, Apple took it easy when it came to the MacBook Pro design. The 2020 MacBook Pro used the exact same design as the model that came before it, including the Touch Bar and screen sizes. These would both be changed within the next year. With the advent of Apple silicon, Apple showed that it still knew what it took to make a blazing-fast laptop that smoked the competition. It helped counter arguments that the MacBook Pro was overpriced and underperforming, and today makes it a strong option if you’re after a device that can handle demanding workflows without sounding like a jet engine taking off. The future of the MacBook Pro Now that we know how the MacBook Pro got to where it is today, where is it going? If the rumors are correct, the next edition could be just as significant as the models we’ve covered in this article. The biggest new features are said to be coming to the display. First, the MacBook Pro will finally get an OLED screen. This will be an upgrade over the current mini-LED display currently in use and could bring better contrast and black levels to the laptop. Aside from that, Apple is also expected to outfit this MacBook Pro with touchscreen technology. The company has long eschewed this feature, and Steve Jobs himself called it “ergonomically terrible.” Yet the rumors that Apple is building in this functionality have not gone away, and it now seems more likely than not that Apple is about to perform a dramatic about-turn. Few other details are known, other than the idea that the MacBook Pro’s chassis will be slimmed down from its current level. It’s also expected to launch sometime around late 2026 or early 2027. The high-end display features are thought to be reserved for the M6 Pro and M6 Max models, although they’ll probably trickle down to the entry-level MacBook Pro in the coming years.

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Blue Prince: A magical mystery tour of a game, packed with tantalizing puzzles
Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Challenging puzzles Runs on Intel/Apple Silicon Attractive 3D graphics Cons Slow pace won’t appeal to everyone Our Verdict Blue Prince very much follows in the footsteps of old-school adventure games, but it manages to update the traditional formula with slick 3D graphics, an engrossing mystery, and rogue-like elements that vary the layout of the mysterious mansion even while you’re exploring it. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Best Prices Today: Blue Prince Retailer Price Check Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Blue Prince came out of nowhere in April 2025, earning rave reviews and a variety of awards for its small team of indie developers at Dogubomb. A Mac version was announced in September, launching first on Steam alongside the existing PC version for $29.99/£24.99 (there’s a cut price offer until January 19). That price allows you to download either the Mac or PC version from Steam, but the Mac version has now been released on the Mac App Store as well, although, of course, that only includes the Mac version. Some rooms contain puzzles, such as a locked trunk, encouraging you to explore further to solve the secrets of the mansion. Dogubomb It’s a puzzle game, set in a sprawling 45-room mansion that was built by the recently-deceased Herbert S. Sinclair. You play Simon P. Jones, the grand-nephew of Sinclair, who is set to inherit the estate – but only if you can locate the mansion’s mysterious Room 46. In many ways, Blue Prince feels like one of those old 2D point-and-click adventure games, where you wander from room to room to look for clues in order to solve a mystery. It brings the adventure format up to date though, with hand-drawn 3D graphics and first-person point of view that create a good sense of atmosphere as you explore the mansion. There are even elements of rogue-like games, as the layout of the mansion shifts and changes every day, so that the path you follow on your first day will be reset overnight forcing you to explore a completely different set of rooms the next day. When you arrive at the mansion for the first time, you pick up a set of blueprints from a table in the main hallway (which, of course, gives the game its title) along with a letter from Sinclair explaining the task ahead of you. The blueprint is initially blank, apart from the hallway where you’re currently standing, but there are three doorways leading off the hall and when you open one of these doors you are presented with a choice of three different rooms that you can add to your blueprint – perhaps a bedroom, a library, or simply another hallway leading to even more rooms. You are able to gradually add and explore more rooms, but you can only walk a limited number of steps each day and then the rooms reset themselves, forcing you to start with a new, blank blueprint the following in-game day. Every time you open a door, you can choose the next room that you want to explore. Dogubomb Sometimes, though, you may find intriguing objects and clues in the rooms. On my first day, I found a locked trunk in a bedroom, prompting me to try and run through as many rooms as possible to locate the key, only to find that I’d run out of steps and had to start again when the rooms were reset. I did find the key the following day – along with a battery and a set of car keys – but the bedroom with the trunk had disappeared overnight, so I had to figure out how to get back to the bedroom once more. Each day presents similar puzzles – such as a set of switches in a room with an electrical fuse-box – so there’s plenty to keep you thinking as you begin each day anew, and it will probably help if you have a notepad by your side to keep track of all the clues you find. Some rooms also provide bonuses, such as additional steps that you can use when exploring, adding a strategic element to the game as well. And, as you progress through the mansion, you’ll occasionally find clues or documents that hint at a deeper mystery and give you a more urgent reason to keep searching every day. Your blue print shows you all the rooms you’ve explored, and items and clues that you’ve found. Dogubomb The game’s cell-shaded graphics initially look flat and two-dimensional, but they have to be true 3D so that you can wander through the rooms and explore, and they have a touch of art-deco flair that adds character to the mansion. It’s not a fast-paced game, though, so you don’t need a powerful Mac to run it properly. The system requirements listed on Steam only specify an Intel i3 processor and macOS 10.12, while the Mac App Store specifies macOS 11 or later, and we were able to run the game quite smoothly on an old Intel iMac and a more recent MacBook Pro with an M2 Pro. Should You Buy Blue Prince? Blue Prince is obviously aimed at fans of puzzle and adventure games. It won’t appeal to the shoot ‘em up crowd, or role-playing D&D fans, but the careful way in which Blue Prince feeds you little breadcrumbs of clues as you wander through the mysterious mansion will prove irresistible for people who like to lose themselves in an engrossing mystery and mind-bending puzzles. 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iPhone 18 Pro may debut biggest front design change in years
Apple could be gearing up for a long-overdue iPhone front redesign, with under-display Face ID coming to the iPhone 18 Pro. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Stop guessing which AI is best—this $79 lifetime tool shows you
Macworld TL;DR: ChatPlayground AI lets you compare 25+ AI models side by side with unlimited lifetime access—pay just $79 once, get better AI answers forever. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that AI is everywhere. However, using it well is the real skill. If you’ve ever wondered whether GPT-4o, Claude, Gemini, or another model would give you a better answer, ChatPlayground AI removes the guesswork entirely. This platform lets you enter one prompt and instantly compare responses from 25+ leading AI models side by side—all in a single window. No tab hopping. No copy-pasting. Just faster decisions and better results. ChatPlayground AI supports today’s biggest AI names, including GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet 4, Gemini 1.5 Flash, DeepSeek V3, Llama, Perplexity, and more. Whether you’re writing, coding, researching, generating images, or refining prompts, everything lives in one streamlined interface. The Unlimited Plan is built for people who actually use AI. You get unlimited messages, prompt-engineering tools, image and PDF chat, saved conversation history, AI image generation, and priority customer support. There’s even a Chrome extension that lets you compare AI outputs directly while browsing or working. Lifetime access to the ChatPlayground AI Unlimited Plan is now available for a one-time payment of $79 (MSRP $619). No monthly subscription fees. Just full access, forever. ChatPlayground AI: Lifetime Subscription (Unlimited Plan)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

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Turn everyday pics into scroll-stoppers for just $20
Macworld TL;DR: Luminar Mobile makes your photos look dramatically better in just a few taps—and lifetime access costs only $19.99 (MSRP $47.99). Everyone wants their photos to look better—but not everyone wants to spend hours tweaking sliders. Luminar Mobile is built for exactly that sweet spot: big visual upgrades with minimal effort. Designed for iOS, Android, and Chrome OS, Luminar Mobile puts powerful AI photo tools right in your pocket. With just a few taps, you can brighten dull shots, fix lighting, clean up backgrounds, and polish portraits—no editing degree required. The AI tools are the real stars here. SkyAI swaps boring skies for dramatic ones in seconds. EnhanceAI instantly improves color, tone, and clarity with one swipe. RelightAI fixes tricky lighting, while SkinAI smooths portraits naturally (no plastic-face effect). There’s even Erase for removing random objects that somehow always end up in the frame. Beyond AI, Luminar Mobile gives you full creative control with tools like Curves, Details, Crop, Landscape, Monochrome, and a wide range of filters. It also supports RAW photo editing, so even serious mobile photographers can fine-tune their shots. Apple users get extra perks, too. Luminar Mobile is optimized for iPhone and iPad, supports Apple Pencil for precise edits, and even works with Vision Pro for immersive editing. Get Luminar Mobile lifetime access for iOS and Android while it’s just $20 (MSRP $47.99). Luminar Mobile for iOS & Android: Lifetime SubscriptionSee Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

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Get the AirPods 4 at $29 Off!
Amazon has the AirPods 4 marked $29 off. The AirPods 4 have been redesigned to give the user better stability and all-day comfortable wear, powered by the Apple-made H2 chip, along with personalized spatial audio and dynamic head tracking to give the listener an immersive listening experience. The case has been redesigned with USB-C charging […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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This Year May Be Stacked For MacBooks
This year may be a stacked year for the MacBook lineup for Apple, as the company is anticipated to be announcing 4 different MacBook releases, including premium, feature-rich Mac devices and budget-friendly options for students. The company is geared up to introduce a budget MacBook, which may feature a 13-inch display with the A18 Pro […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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18 New Emojis Coming For iOS 
A draft list of potential emojis that will be released for cellphones and other devices has been uploaded by the Unicode Consortium. The draft was provided by Emojipedia, showing a number of 19 possible emojis coming to Emoji 18.0, with the final list expected in September. The additions feature a lighthouse, pickle, meteor, net handle, […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Apple Extends Deadline to Update Apple Home to February 10
Apple introduced a new structure for Apple Home in 2022 and early in 2023 for better compatibility and performance. The distribution came with some bumps that gave Apple no choice but to pull it out and relaunch the upgrade. After three years had passed, Apple was about to end its support for the old Home […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Get the 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 16GB RAM 512GB at $150 Off
The 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 16GB RAM 512GB is marked $150 off on Amazon. The device is powered by the next-generation M5 chip to supercharge your computer, allowing it to run fast and capable of handling multi-tasking, graphics-heavy heavy, large games, and demanding projects such as editing. The GPU of the MacBook features a Neural […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Ternus Viewed Once Again As The Next CEO At Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook turned 65 recently, and a couple of senior executives at Apple have already parted ways with the company in 2025, putting the focus on its plans for who will be the next CEO of the company. Reportedly, the company started speeding up its plan for the successor to Apple CEO last […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Lead Safari Designer Leaves Apple for The Browser Company
Marco Triverio, Safari lead designer, has parted ways with Apple. He is now part of The Browser Company, a developer for the browsers, Arc and Dia. Josh Miller, the company’s chief executive, confirmed this with a post on LinkedIn. The Browser Company is in a position to present itself as an alternative compared to the […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Tim Cook’s 2025 Salary Revealed
Tim Cook, Apple CEO, in 2025 earned about $74.3 million. The information comes from the yearly proxy filing recently released. The CEO’s earnings include a base salary of $3 million, $12 million in cash awards that are performance based, $1.76 million in compensation like life insurance premiums and stock awards of $57.5 million. Tim Cook […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Next-Gen iOS 27 May Come with These New Features
Rumors for iOS 27 are already surfacing following the launch of iOS 26. iOS 27 will be presented at the Apple WWDC in June this year, before its release in September. Its focus will apparently be on improvements and bug fixes to enhance performance instead of new features. Reportedly, engineers at Apple are going through […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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200MP Camera for iPhones Currently in Material Evaluation Stage
The integration of the 200MP camera for iPhones in the future is still far, according to a report from a prominent leaker of Apple’s supply chain. The sensors are apparently not involved in the active testing of prototypes done at Apple. Digital Chat Station, a Chinese leaker, posted on Weibo that the 200MP camera sensors […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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ChatGPT Health Launched By OpenAI
ChatGPT Health has been released by OpenAI. It is a section in the AI chatbot dedicated to answering questions related to health, which has been separated from the main experience of ChatGPT. You can get personalized responses by connecting to data services for health like Apple Health, MyFitnessPal, Peloton, and more. You can integrate ChatGPT […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Amazon has the 11-inch M5 iPad Pro 256GB Wi-Fi marked $99 Off
The 11-inch M5 iPad Pro 256GB Wi-Fi is $99 off on Amazon. The device features an ultra retina XDR display at 11 inches, the most advanced display in the world that features precise contrast, P3 wide color for a much broader color range, True Tone for achieving the ideal color temperatures, and extreme brightness. The […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Multispectral Imaging Technology Reportedly Being Explored by Apple
A supply chain outside China reports that Apple is researching multispectral imaging technology for the cameras of their future iPhones that could enhance detection of materials, and improve image processing and Visual Intelligence. Digital Chat Station, a leaker on Weibo, posted that Apple is weighing out components that are associated with multispectral imaging, but testing […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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The Annual Apple Back To School Promo Is Back In 4 Countries
The yearly Back to Uni/School promo of Apple has returned to South Korea, Brazil, New Zealand, and Australia, which will run from January 6 to March 11. Higher education students who are qualified and staff in the countries mentioned will be able to receive discounted or free accessories when they buy select iPad or Mac […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Apple and JPMorgan Chase Reached an Agreement Where The Latter Takes Over Apple Card Operations
Apple and JPMorgan Chase have agreed in a deal where they will take over Apple Card operations. The deal has finally reached an agreement after negotiations that lasted over a year. The first rumors began 2 years ago that Goldman Sachs was to end their collaboration with Apple as it scaled back products in consumer […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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The 13-inch M4 MacBook Air is $200 Off
Amazon has the 13-inch M4 MacBook Air marked $200 off. The device is powered by the M4 chip for fluid and powerful performances, capable of running graphics-heavy games and handling heavy tasks like creative work, editing, or multitasking. The Mac features a display measuring 13.6 inches with a Liquid Retina display that is capable of […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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CES Showed a Glimpse of Crease-Free Display to be Used on the iPhone Fold
This year’s CES just gave us a peek at the first folding display technology Apple is anticipated to be using for its first foldable iPhone. Samsung Display exhibited an OLED panel that is creaseless alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7. The current panel used for the Galaxy Fold 7 is impressive because it reduces visibility […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Testing For Updates on Background Security Improvement is Ongoing for macOS Tahoe 26.3 and iOS 26.3
Apple is trying out Background Security Improvement, a feature introduced in iPadOS 26.1, macOS Tahoe 26.1 and iOS 26.1. Public beta testers and developer testers who are using iPadOS 26.3, macOS Tahoe 26.3, and iOS 26.3 are able to download and install the new feature to test it. Apple states that Background Security Improvement gives […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Intel Introduces Core Ultra Series 3 Chips
Intel premiered its new processors, the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” during this year’s CES. The chips are the company’s most advanced chips made by the 18A process, which were manufactured in the United States.  18-angstrom or the 18A process is Intel’s most advanced node made over the past years, but remains behind […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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How to master the Camera app on iPhone Air
With one camera, it's more important than ever to know every tip and trick to help you get the best photos and videos on iPhone Air. Let's take a look at everything you need to know to master the Camera app.The iPhone Air has a single rear-facing cameraOn the iPhone Air, there is a single 48MP rear-facing camera. It's similar to the primary camera on the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max.Flipping the phone over reveals an additional front-facing camera. This Center Stage camera packs 18MP and features a distinctive square sensor. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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