iOS 26.2.1 could launch soon as next iPhone update
iOS 26.2 was released last month with a bunch of great features, and now it appears that a new iOS 26.2.1 update is coming soon for iPhone users. more…

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Deals: Mac mini $110 off, Apple Watch Ultra 2 up to $360 off, Alpine Loop-style band $20, Best Buy Winter sale, more
Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break features the ongoing $100 price drops on Apple Watch Series 11, but we also have some offers on Ultra as well. You’ll find the black Apple Watch Ultra 2 with the gorgeous matching Milanese Loop at $200 off or this Amazon “excellent” refurbished unit down at $439 (that’s $360 off). Those offers join Spigen’s Alpine Loop-style band down at $20 alongside the ongoing deals on the official Milanese Loops, just be sure to scope out the M4 Mac mini offers that landed today with up to $110 in savings. The new Best Buy Winter Sale is now in full swing and you’ll find even more down below.  more…

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Why It Is Difficult to Resize Windows on MacOS 26 Dyehoe
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Google Gemini tech will be used in the all-new Siri after major Apple AI deal
Apple will be leaning on Google Gemini technologies Siri overhaul later in 2026, but it won't mean that iPhone user queries will be handed over and absorbed into Google's systems.Apple Intelligence is set to be boosted by Google's Gemini modelsApple and its AI strategy, Apple Intelligence, hasn't quite kept up with the rest of the industry, resulting in speculation that it would seek some outside assistance. On Monday, Apple finally struck a deal to do just that.A multi-year deal between Apple and Google will see Apple use Google's Gemini models and cloud technology for Apple's foundational models. A statement received by CNBC, but not yet made public by Apple itself, reportedly confirms the deal has taken place. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple TV “Pluribus” is stepping off the screen and into the real world with merch
After a very popular debut, Sony Pictures has rolled out the series' first official merchandise collection. It's aggressively average.'Pluribus' merch is finally hereThere's no doubt about it:Pluribusis a major hit for Apple TV. As expected, the sci-fi psychological thriller has finally debuted its first official merchandise drop.Sony Pictures has launched a brand-new "Pluribus" collection on its official store. Fans can snag a new shirt, hoodie, or hat to show their love for their favorite show. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple iPhone leads global smartphone market with 20% share – Counterpoint
Apple's iPhone led as the global smartphone market posted modest growth in 2025, with shipments increasing 2% year-over-year (YoY)… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Apple Partners With Google on Siri Upgrade, Declares Gemini 'Most Capable Foundation'
Apple has struck a multi-year partnership with Google to power a more capable version of Siri using Gemini AI models, ending months of speculation about which company would help the iPhone maker catch up in the generative AI race. In a statement, Apple said it had determined after "careful evaluation" that "Google's technology provides the most capable foundation for Apple Foundation Models." The deal comes after Apple delayed its planned Siri AI upgrade last March, acknowledging that the project was taking "longer than we thought." Bloomberg had reported in August that Apple was in early talks with Google about using a custom Gemini model. Apple also explored potential partnerships with OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity, and CEO Tim Cook has said the company plans to integrate with more AI companies over time. The upgraded Siri is expected to perform actions on users' behalf and understand personal context. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

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Reminder: Ignore Instagram password reset messages if you didn't request one
It's not entirely clear what's the full truth of the matter is, but a wave of Instagram password reset emails is hitting users, which may or may not be related to data tied to roughly 17.5 million accounts for sale online.Instagram users have information leakedThe emails exploit growing confusion about a newly surfaced dataset linked to Instagram user information. Though the data lacks passwords, its circulation allows attackers to impersonate legitimate security messages and prompt users to act quickly.Reports of a large dataset tied to Instagram users triggered waves of unsolicited password reset emails. Meta says the activity reflects abuse of existing systems, not a compromise of its infrastructure. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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‘Are You Dead?’ is now the top paid App Store app in China
It may sound morbid, but China’s new top paid App Store app—Are You Dead?—is spiking in popularity among iPhone users who live alone. Here are the details. more…

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Apple confirms Google’s Gemini will power new Siri features
Apple has confirmed that it is teaming up with Google to use Gemini models to power future Siri and Apple Intelligence features. more…

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Apple dominated 2025 smartphone market with a 20% share
The smartphone industry had a good year in 2025 with moderate growth. Apple blew the doors off the place, with the iPhone dominating the market.iPhone 17 ProAccording to preliminary estimates released by Counterpoint on January 12, global smartphone shipments grew 2% year-over-year compared to 2024. This is not quite as big as the year-over-year increase of 4% between 2023 and 2024, but it's still growth. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple streaming services break records
Apple Music and Apple TV just had their best month ever, plus the App Store and Apple pay are going like gangbusters. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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2025 marked a record-breaking year for Apple services with remarkable growth
2025 was a record-breaking year for Apple services, marked by remarkable growth, global expansion, and continuous innovation… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Pluribus now has official merch for sale, here’s everything available
Pluribus season 2 may be a ways off, but you can now show your love for Apple TV’s popular series by getting official merchandise, with t-shirts, a hat, and hoodie all available. Here’s the full list. more…

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Apple TV scores 3 Golden Globe wins — but 3 hit shows strike out
When Apple TV wins 3 Golden Globes off of 14 nominations, it almost seems like a failure. But winners "The Studio" and "Pluribus" deserve it. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Apple's record-breaking year for Services is a preview for earnings
A few weeks before the holiday quarter earnings report, Apple senior vice president of services, Eddy Cue, has once more written a celebration of successes with Apple Music, Apple TV, and the App Store.Apple's services drove a giant 2025 for AppleAs Cue first did in 2023, Eddy Cue has summarized what he says is the "remarkable growth... and continuous innovation" of Apple Services in "record-breaking" 2025. Saying that the collection from the App Store through Apple Pay had been "shattering records.""We marked milestone anniversaries across services, including Apple Podcasts, Music, News, and more — each made possible by the artists, creators, journalists, and storytellers who bring these platforms to life," he said in a statement. Cue backed up his claims with some specifics: Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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PSA: Instagram password reset emails should be ignored
If you’ve received an Instagram password reset email, claiming that you requested it, you should ignore it. Malwarebytes reports that cybercriminals stole Instagram account details for 17.5 million users, but the social network claims that there was no security breach … more…

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Still holding onto a Monterey Mac? Here’s reason 151 to upgrade ASAP
Macworld If you’re running a Mac that boots into Monterey, it’s been time to upgrade for a while. You’ve missed out on Stage Manager, iPhone Mirroring, Apple Intelligence, and the whole Apple silicon transition, not to mention new hardware features such as Thunderbolt 4, ProMotion displays, a year and a half of security updates, and the whole Apple silicon transition. But if you’ve been holding out, here’s one more reason to finally upgrade: The next Chrome update, version 151, will no longer support macOS Monterey. According to the Chrome Platform Status page, Chrome will continue to work on Macs running Monterey, but will show a warning infobar, and won’t receive further feature or security updates.  Google says users who “need to update their computer to a support version of macOS,” if they want to receive future updates. For new installations of Chrome after 151, macOS 13+ will be required. Back in July, Google dropped support for macOS 11 Big Sur with version 138, so Ventura support might not be around for all that much longer. If you’re going to update, we recommend getting an Apple Silicon Mac that supports macOS Tahoe so you will guaranteed to get years of updates and security releases. Take a look at the best Apple Deals right now to grab a bargain.

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‘Severance’ and ‘Pluribus’ snubbed as Apple TV wins Best Comedy, Best Actor, and Best Actress at the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards
Apple TV on Sunday was honored with three wins at the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards, including Best Television Series… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Eddy Cue touts ‘record-breaking year’ for Apple services, including TV, Music, more
In a new press release today, Apple is celebrating the success of its services division throughout 2025. The company says that 2025 was a “record-breaking year for Apple services,” with milestones for Apple Music, Apple TV, and more. more…

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Two countries block Grok app over AI-generated CSAM as we await Apple’s response
Two countries have blocked the Grok app after it was widely used to generate non-consensual near-nude deepfakes of women and children. A third country is currently carrying out an investigation. Three US senators have asked Apple to temporarily remove both X and Grok from the US App Store due to “sickening content generation,” and we are still awaiting the company’s response … more…

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Apple's utter silence about AI-generated child porn on X is appalling yet unsurprising
We know you're reading, Apple. For maybe the first time in the '20s, do the right thing by users instead of your shareholders and block the child porn factory that is X and Grok until they make changes.Doing nothing about X and Grok on the App Store is Apple & Google worshipping the almighty dollarOnce again, Apple has chosen shareholders over users, willingly choosing to placate Elon Musk and leave X and Grok on the App Store. And all this, even as it still churns out child porn and deepfake nudes of the unwilling.Twitter and now X has a porn problem that's mostly gone uncorrected and unmoderated in the interest of "free speech absolutism." And it's gotten worse. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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The Sphere of Influence: How Lenovo Brought Vision Back to CES
At CES, Lenovo broke from industry incrementalism by outlining a unified AI roadmap that connects personal devices, data centers, and orchestration — positioning itself as a strategic leader, not just a hardware vendor. The post appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

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Wedbush expects monumental 2026 for Apple despite invisible AI strategy
Investment firm Wedbush says that 2026 should be a key year for Apple with a new Siri, new Google Gemini deal, and new iPhone 18 range — but definitely not a new CEO.Investment firm Wedbush expects the success of the iPhone 17 Pro to continueBack in December 2025, Wedbush raised its Apple price target to $350, chiefly over iPhone demand plus the expectation that 2026 will bring a new Siri. Now in a new note to investors seen by AppleInsider, it retains that valuation, but is doubling down on how AI, iPhone demand, and also staff turnover will make for what it calls a monumental year for Apple.While the detail of its new note to investors remains the same as in December, this time the firm's researchers have broken the analysis down into four key areas: Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple fights massive government overreach as India demands iOS source code
Apple is fighting many elements of a list of 83 security requirements proposed by the Indian government. This reportedly includes a requirement to hand over iOS source code. Reuters reports the government saying that it must be able to review the source code of all smartphones in order to allow vulnerabilities to identified … more…

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A toast to Apple’s littlest Mac as it turns 21
Macworld At Macworld Expo in January 2005, miniaturization was on Steve Jobs’s mind. Since the world was in the midst of iPod fever, most of the focus was on the tiny iPod Shuffle. But 21 years ago, Apple’s CEO also unveiled one of the most notable new Macs of all time. Yes, the Mac mini is now old enough to drink. As someone who has owned many different Mac minis over the years, I’m about to extoll the virtues of Apple’s tiny, versatile Mac wonder. But even I, a noted Mac mini lover, have to admit that the most important thing about the Mac mini was its price. It cost $499, which is still the lowest list price ever for a brand-new Mac. (Yes, it’s $828 in today’s dollars, but while you can get on-sale deals, refurbished models, and even an old M1 MacBook Air at Walmart, the cheapest list price for a current Mac at the moment is still $999 for the MacBook Air.) As Jobs pointed out, this price meant that Apple was cutting all the frills out of the Mac mini’s packaging: this was strictly BYODKM, or Bring Your Own Display, Keyboard, and Mouse. That base-model mini was also seriously underpowered. It had a 1.25GHz PowerPC G4 processor and a 40GB hard drive; if you paid $599, you could step both up, and you could even configure it up to $1,250–still without that display, keyboard, or mouse. Not even Bluetooth ($50) and Wi-Fi ($79) were standard! But still, you could walk out the doors of an Apple Store with a complete computer, capable of running Mac OS, for under $500. That’s a thing that hasn’t happened since. In those iPod-crazed days, Apple sensed that there was a real opportunity to build Mac sales among people who had fallen in love with the company’s hit music player. Part of the strategy that led to the Mac mini was the idea that it was a drop-in replacement for someone’s lousy old Windows PC. Where do you think you would BYODKM from? For Mac users, it might be an older Mac–but for PC users, it was the display, keyboard, and mouse they had attached to their PC. I’m sure the Mac mini was the impetus for some Windows switchers, and that $499 price tag might have gotten more people in the door of the Apple Store, only to see them leave with a more complete computer like an iMac, but the real influx of PC users to the Mac wouldn’t happen until Apple switched to Intel the next year. (The Intel Mac mini cost $599, by the way.) Steve’s dream, accomplished In many ways, the Mac mini marked the completion of a dream Steve Jobs had had a few years earlier. Introduced in 2000, the Power Mac G4 Cube was a similar dense, all-in-one Mac module. But the Cube was very expensive, had heating issues, had cosmetic flaws, and was such a flop that Apple put it “on ice” the very next year. In many ways, the Power Mac G4 Cube was like the Mac mini.Computer History Museum Still, you can see it, right? The Mac mini is basically the same idea as the G4 Cube, but engineered more practically. It was more affordable and much more compact (one-fifth the height!), and as a result, it’s outlasted the G4 Cube’s lifespan by two decades. The G4 Cube was always meant more as an art piece and a showcase for Apple design. The Mac mini, on the other hand, has proven to be a workhorse. It’s been used in schools and in server racks. In fact, I’d argue that the most important feature of the Mac mini is that it’s flexible enough to be used anywhere you might need a Mac, for any job. Stick it on a mixing board at a theater or church? Sure. Put it in a closet and let it talk to your weather station? I’ve been doing that for two decades. (And of course, the other great feature of the Mac mini: it’s a low-priced entry point to get a Mac on someone’s desk, when they might otherwise have used a PC.) The Mac mini’s secret weapon is that it’s a niche filler. Not of one niche, but all of them. Search for an identity In the mid-2010s, the Mac mini fell on hard times. An update in 2012 gave the device a quad-core processor, which allowed it to be much more powerful than previous models had dared to go. But there wasn’t another update for two years, and when that 2014 update came, there was no quad-core option to be had. By the time the Mac mini was updated again in 2018, it had been more than four years since an update and more than six years since the fastest Mac mini to date had been released. The mid-2010s were a tough time for the Mac mini, due to Apple’s inattentiveness.Foundry Mac mini fans like me were beside ourselves. There was a real question whether Apple was committed to the Mac mini or not. But that era was pretty rough for the entire Mac line, a combination of Apple’s wavering commitment to the Mac and the tough relationship it was having with its (increasingly beleaguered) chip supplier Intel. But then came the good news: In 2020, Apple unveiled a $699 Apple Silicon Mac mini with the full power of the M1 chip. A couple of years later, in early 2023, the Mac mini got an M2 update that included an M2 Pro chip–once again establishing that the Mac mini could be used for more powerful tasks. And then, in 2024, the greatest news of all: the Mac mini got its first redesign in 14 years. The new, super-tiny Mac mini started at $599 and could be configured all the way up to a much pricier M4 Pro with lots of RAM and storage. Apple Silicon has been a shot in the arm for the entire Mac line, but perhaps no Mac was teetering closer to oblivion than the Mac mini. Fortunately, Apple seems to have realized that it’s a good thing to have a tiny powerhouse Mac around that can fit into the cracks in various workflows. And at this point, it literally fits into tiny cracks, because it’s just that small. Finally, the Apple Silicon era has also given the Mac mini perhaps its strongest validation: it birthed a new product. What is the Mac Studio but a bigger, more powerful take on the original Mac mini concept? Today, the fastest Mac you can buy is a Mac Studio, meaning that the Mac mini’s influence can be felt from the bottom of its price list to the very top of the performance charts. Not bad for a $499 Mac designed to impress PC users who were expected to bring their own display, keyboard, and mouse along. Apple Mac mini (M4, 2024) Price When Reviewed: $599 | $799 | $999 Best Prices Today: $499.99 at Amazon$599 at Apple$729 at B&H Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024) Price When Reviewed: $1,399 Best Prices Today: $1,269.99 at Amazon$1289 at B&H$1296 at Walmart Read our full Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024) review

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'The Studio' and 'Pluribus' win at the Golden Globes awards
Apple TV hits "The Studio" and "Pluribus" have together won three awards at the 83rd Golden Globes ceremony.The Studio promotional art — image credit: AppleIn December 2025, it was announced that Apple TV had 14 nominations for the Golden Globes, across four series plus "F1: The Movie." Now in a ceremony at the Beverly Hilton in California, Apple TV took home three awards:Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy: The Studio Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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iPhone market share now bigger than Samsung, not just due to iPhone 17
After two years of Apple and Samsung being neck and neck in the smartphone market share stakes, iPhone market share beat out the Korean company by the end of last year, according to a new market intelligence report. Apple also enjoyed by far the largest year-on-year growth in smartphone shipments, and that wasn’t just due to the success of the iPhone 17 lineup … more…

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Apple TV comedy that mocked Golden Globes wins Golden Globe for best comedy
The story of the Apple TV comedy The Studio has come full circle, with the actual Golden Globes ceremony last night honoring the show with the Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy award, and star Seth Rogen for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series. It follows major wins at the Emmys and other awards shows since the show premiered in spring 2025. On a more serious note, Apple TV also picked up a Golden Globes win for Pluribus, with star Rhea Seehorn winning the award for best actress in a drama. This much-deserved recognition follows many years of her performances on Better Call Saul being overlooked by awards bodies. more…

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iOS 26’s failure shows what happens when you take customers for granted
Macworld I had a good time last week digging through OS adoption data and recreating my glory days as a high-school mathematician. But the numbers are decidedly less fun for Tim Cook. According to research by StatCounter, iOS 26’s adoption rate is less than a quarter of iOS 18’s at the same time in its release cycle, and that’s bad news for the iPhone. Why aren’t people installing iOS 26? The short answer is “Liquid Glass,” since the new design language has been so widely vilified that Apple was forced into an uncharacteristic backtrack to let people turn off some of its transparency effects. But if you’ll indulge me, there’s a longer answer that I’d like to explore a little. More than any other tech company, Apple’s success is built on loyalty. Its products tend to be more expensive, spec for spec, than those made by rivals, but customers buy them anyway because they trust the experience will be better and they want the company to prosper. Loyal Apple users view a walled-garden product ecosystem as a plus, not a minus, because they don’t want to leave. Even the Apple Store, which turned up anachronistically at the start of the century as other businesses were offloading their brick-and-mortar obligations, makes perfect sense when you understand that its purpose is not to sell units, but to evangelize the Apple lifestyle. It’s a loyalty factory. But a loyalty-based business model cuts both ways. As we see so often in online discourse, a strongly loyal user base will stand by its favored company, even rushing to its defense when things go wrong. Right up until they don’t. Provided the missteps are isolated, you should be okay. Apple Maps, for instance, was an embarrassing fumble when it launched in 2012, but at the time it felt like a rare mistake rather than a symptom of something larger. In recent years, by contrast, Apple’s software failures have become the rule, not the exception. Some of these have been a failure of quality control: a willingness to announce, or even release, software that isn’t fit for purpose. Many of the software features badged as Apple Intelligence fit in this category, as does Siri 1.0, whose performance seems unbelievably to be getting worse. Others represent the opposite problem: the inability to get a needed product out there, exemplified by Siri 2.0. As my colleague Jason Snell argues, 2025 may come to be remembered for what Apple didn’t deliver. Real artists ship. But there’s a third category, which doesn’t represent mistakes at all. These are the instances of deliberate enshittification: moments of greed, arrogance, and the belief that customer loyalty insulates the company from consequences. Such as the App Store becoming riddled with ads a few years back, a move which was so unpopular that Apple decided to do the same thing with Apple News, Stocks, and (as of next year) Maps. It’s even been caught pushing ads in iMovie. Why? Because the company thinks it can. It’s debatable whether the egregious design of last year’s OS updates falls under the category of arrogance or incompetence; perhaps it’s both. But the takeaway for Apple should be that customer loyalty is finite, and there are consequences when you consistently lower your quality-control standards. When your entire business is built on people liking you, it’s best not to take them for granted. Foundry Welcome to our weekly Apple Breakfast column, which includes all the Apple news you missed last week in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a Monday morning cup of coffee or tea, but it’s cool if you want to give it a read during lunch or dinner hours too. Trending: Top stories Got excuses? These 7 iOS 26 features will help you stick to your New Year’s goals. How doomed is Apple in 2026? Just wait and see, says the Macalope. macOS Tahoe’s icons are a mess, but not the ones you think. These expert AirPods Pro tips will take your earbuds to eleven. Simon Jary was at CES 2026 last week. Here are the new Mac and iPhone accessories he thinks Apple fans need to see. End of an era as last Intel MacBook Air is declared vintage. Podcast of the week 2026 could be one of the most memorable years in Apple’s history. In the latest episode of the Macworld podcast, we reveal what you can expect from Apple in the first half of the year. You can catch every episode of the Macworld Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, Soundcloud, the Podcasts app, or our own site. Reviews corner Acorn: A powerful but affordable photo-editing tool for Mac. myAir.0 OriMouse: Eye-catching, super-slim, foldable mouse. Carlinkit Mini Ultra 3: Turn wired CarPlay into wireless bliss. Satechi OntheGo 7-in-1: The most portable USB-C hub we’ve tested. The rumor mill This iPhone leak may be fake but it hides some very real truths. We might have just got our first sighting of the iPhone Fold screen. The iPhone 17e could arrive within weeks without a notch. Apple teases ‘something big’ coming to your devices in early 2026. Video of the week @macworld.com Everything Apple will release in 2026 #apple #hardware #ios #macos ♬ original sound – Macworld – Macworld Jason Cross reckons now is a good time to reveal everything Apple will launch in 2026. You can enjoy all our short-form video on TikTok or Instagram. Software updates, bugs, and problems It’s not you–a Logitech blunder borked your Mac mouse, but there’s a fix. This Google Chrome feature is why Roman Loyola is never going back to Safari. Apple secretly boosted Wi-Fi speeds on your Mac and iPad–here’s how to get it. iOS 26.3 beta gets a new background security update test. And with that, we’re done for this week’s Apple Breakfast. If you’d like to get regular roundups, sign up for our newsletters, including our new email from The Macalope–an irreverent, humorous take on the latest news and rumors from a half-man, half-mythical Mac beast. You can also follow us on Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, or X for discussion of breaking Apple news stories. See you next Monday, and stay Appley.

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Holiday Sale: M4 Mac minis available starting at only $479
Amazon has M4 and M4 Pro Mac minis on Holiday sale starting at only $479 and ranging up to $120 off MSRP. Shipping is free: - Mac mini M4 (16GB/256GB): $479, $120 off MSRP - Mac mini M4 (16GB/512GB): $699, $100 off MSRP - Mac mini M4 (24GB/512GB): $923, $26 off MSRP - Mac mini M4 Pro (24GB/512GB): $1287, $112 off MSRP These are the lowest Holiday sale prices currently available on Mac minis. For the latest prices and sales, keep an eye on our Mac mini Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Walmart if offering a $100 Apple Watch Series 11 Holiday discount this weekend
Walmart is now offering a $100 online discount on new Apple Watch Series 11 models as part of their Holiday sales. Sale prices for online orders only, in-store prices may vary. Order online and choose free shipping or free local store pickup (if available): - 42mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS: $299, save $100 - 46mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS: $329, save $100 - 42mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS + 5G: $399, save $100 - 46mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS + 5G: $429, save $100 These are the lowest Holiday sale prices available for Apple Watch Series 11 models. For the latest prices & sales, keep an eye on our Apple Watch Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Apple Watch SE 3 on sale this weekend for $50 off MSRP, prices start at $199
Walmart has Apple Watch SE 3 models on sale on their online store for $50 off MSRP as part of their ongoing Holiday savings. Sale prices for online orders only, in-store prices may vary. Order online and choose free shipping or free local store pickup (if available): - 40mm Apple Watch SE GPS: $199, $50 off MSRP - 44mm Apple Watch SE GPS: $229, $50 off MSRP - 40mm Apple Watch SE GPS + 5G: $249, $50 off MSRP - 44mm Apple Watch SE GPS + 5G: $279, $50 off MSRP These are the lowest Holiday prices available for Apple Watch SE 3 models. For the latest prices & deals, keep an eye on our Apple Watch Price Tracker, updated daily.

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AirPods Pro 3 on Holiday Sale for $50 off Apple’s MSRP, now only $199
Amazon has Apple AirPods Pro 3 on Holiday sale for $50 off MSRP, including free shipping: - AirPods Pro 3: $199, $50 off Their price is the lowest we've seen so far for these new AirPods Pro models. Keep an eye on our AirPods Price Tracker for the latest prices and deals, updated daily.

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Holiday Sale: 24-inch iMacs for $150-$170 off MSRP
Amazon has Apple's 24-inch M4 iMacs on Holiday sale for $150-$170 off MSRP, starting at $1149, each including free shipping: - 24-inch M4 iMac (8-Core CPU, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD): $1149, $150 off MSRP - 24-inch M4 iMac (10-Core CPU, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD): $1349, $150 off MSRP - 24-inch M4 iMac (10-Core CPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD): $1549, $150 off MSRP - 24-inch M4 iMac (8-Core CPU, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD): $1729-1749, $150-$170 off MSRP Amazon's prices are the lowest available for one of these new iMacs. Note that stock can vary. Price posted above is the lowest price available for each standard configuration, regardless of color. For the latest prices and deals, see our iMac Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Holiday Sale: Apple 11-inch M3 iPads for $100-$50 off MSRP
Take $100-$50 off 11-inch M3 iPad Airs at Amazon as part of their ongoing Holiday sale. Shipping is free: - 11" 128GB WiFi M3 iPad Air: $499, $100 off MSRP - 11" 256GB WiFi M3 iPad Air: $599, $100 off MSRP - 11" 512GB WiFi M3 iPad Air: $824.99, $75 off MSRP - 11" 1TB WiFi M3 iPad Air: $1049, $50 off MSRP Be sure to order from Amazon itself rather than a third-party seller. These are the lowest prices currently available for new 11" M3-powered iPad Airs. For the latest prices & sales, keep an eye on our iPad Air Price Tracker, updated daily.

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27-inch 5K Studio Displays back in stock and on Holiday sale starting at $1368, up to $231 off MSRP
Amazon has Apple Studio Displays (Standard Glass) back in stock and on Holiday sale starting at $1368, up to $231 off MSRP. Shipping is free: - Studio Display (Tilt Adjustable): $1368 $231 off MSRP - Studio Display (Tilt & Height Adjustable): $1849 $150 off MSRP Their prices are the lowest available for Studio Displays among the retailers we track, and $1368 is the lowest price we've seen for a new Studio Display for the past few months. For the latest prices and sales, see our Studio Display Price Tracker, updated daily.

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2nd generation Apple HomePods on sale for $20 off MSRP with free 1-2 day shipping
B&H Photo has Apple's 2nd generation full-size HomePods (White or Midnight) on sale for $20 off MSRP. This is the steepest discount available on 2nd-gen HomePods among the Apple retailers we track. In addition, B&H offers free 1-2 day shipping on these models to most US addresses: - HomePod (White): $279, save $20 - HomePod (Midnight): $279, save $20 See our HomePod Price Tracker for the latest prices and deals from Apple and its resellers.

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Update: Apple’s new 14-inch M5 MacBook Pros on Holiday sale again for $250 off MSRP, prices start at $1349
Amazon is now offering $250 discounts on new 14" M5 MacBook Pros as part of their Holiday sales, each including free shipping: - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/512GB/Black): $1349, MSRP $1599 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/512GB/Silver): $1349, MSRP $1599 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/1TB/Black): $1549, MSRP $1799 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/1TB/Silver): $1599.00, MSRP $1799 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (24GB/1TB/Black): $1749, MSRP $1999 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (24GB/1TB/Silver): $1749, MSRP $1999 These are the lowest prices available for new M5 MacBook Pros right now. For the latest sales and prices, keep an eye on our 14-inch MacBook Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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The latest AirPods Holiday sales: Take $80 off AirPods 4 w/ANC, $30 off AirPods Pro 3
Amazon has Apple AirPods 4 with ANC and AirPods Pro 3 on Holiday sale for up to $80 off MSRP, including free shipping: - AirPods 4 with ANC: $99.99, $80 off - AirPods Pro 3: $219.99, $30 off These are currently the lowest Holiday sale prices available for these AirPods models. Keep an eye on our AirPods Price Tracker for the latest prices and deals, updated daily.

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Lowest Holiday Sale Price Alert! Apple Watch Series 11 models for $100 off MSRP
Amazon is now offering a $100 discount on new Apple Watch Series 11 models as part of their Holiday sales. Shipping is free: - 42mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS: $299, save $100 - 46mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS: $329, save $100 - 42mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS + 5G: $399, save $100 - 46mm Apple Watch Series 11 GPS + 5G: $429, save $100 These are the lowest prices available for Apple Watch Series 11 models. For the latest prices & sales, keep an eye on our Apple Watch Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Holiday Sale: Take $200-$100 off Apple’s new 14-inch M5 MacBook Pros, prices start at only $1399
Amazon is offering $200-$100 discounts on new 14" M5 MacBook Pros as part of their Holiday sales this weekend, each including free shipping: - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/512GB/Black): $1399, MSRP $1599 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/512GB/Silver): $1399, MSRP $1599 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/1TB/Black): $1599, MSRP $1799 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/1TB/Silver): $1599, MSRP $1799 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (24GB/1TB/Black): $1849, MSRP $1999 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (24GB/1TB/Silver): $1899, MSRP $1999 These are the lowest prices available for new M5 MacBook Pros right now. For the latest sales and prices, keep an eye on our 14-inch MacBook Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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