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- 08:00 amShipping is free on these $200 MacBooks
Macworld TL;DR: Get a $999 MacBook Air for $200. A good MacBook Air can be a real workhorse for the basics, whether you need something to run basic productivity apps or a lightweight machine to take with you on the road. This MacBook Air would normally cost $999, but right now, it’s on sale for $199.97. Take a look at what it can do. This MacBook has a 1.8GHz Intel Core i5 processor paired with 8GB of RAM, which keeps browsing, writing, video streaming, and productivity apps running smoothly. The 128GB SSD helps the system boot quickly and opens files without delay. Its 13.3-inch widescreen display has a 1440×900 resolution that stays clear for documents, videos, and multitasking. The lightweight aluminum design makes it easy to bring your computer with you anywhere, and the battery can last up to 12 hours, depending on usage. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support keep your wireless accessories connected, and macOS Monterey compatibility gives you access to updated apps and settings. This refurbished unit has a Grade A/B rating, meaning it may show light cosmetic wear but has been inspected, cleaned, and tested to verify full functionality. A third-party 90-day warranty is included for added reassurance, along with a MagSafe charger. Shipping is free. Get a MacBook Air while they’re on sale for $199.97. Apple MacBook Air (2017) 13″ i5 1.8GHz 8GB RAM 128GB SSD Silver (Refurbished)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.08:00 amSave your memories (and some cash) with these Photo Backup Stick deals
Macworld TL;DR: These universal Photo Backup Sticks let you safely save every photo and video across devices—with no cloud, no subscriptions, and two affordable pre-holiday pricing options. Your photos and videos deserve more than living scattered across phones, laptops, and old devices you keep “just in case.” You can finally protect everything with smart, cross-platform technology that keeps your memories safe without the stress. Choose between the 64GB Photo Backup Stick Omega Universal for $35.99 or the 128GB version for $47.99—both designed for fast, duplicate-free, worry-free backup. What makes the Omega Universal stick different is how effortlessly it works. It backs up photos and videos from Windows, Mac, Android (OTG), and iOS—all without relying on cloud subscriptions or confusing software. Plug it in, tap a button, and it automatically saves only new files, skipping duplicates and keeping your folders neatly organized. You can even back up phones and tablets, no computer needed. Want to tidy things up? The built-in tools let you rotate, crop, and delete images right from the stick. Whether you need 64GB or 128GB, both sticks are compact, simple, and built for preserving the moments you never want to lose. Pick from the following options: 64GB Photo Backup Stick Omega Universal for $35.99 (MSRP $59.99). 128GB Photo Backup Stick Omega Universal for $47.99 (MSRP $79.99). Photo Backup Stick Omega Universal (128GB)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.04:16 amThe one executive Apple is fighting to keep
Apple may be on the verge of losing Johny Srouji, the architect behind Apple silicon and the A-series chips that power every iPhone. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)03:34 amThe Apple Watch Series 11 46mm GPS+Cellular is $70 Off
The Apple Watch Series 11 GPS+Cell 46mm size is marked $70 off on Amazon. Stay connected even when on the go, allowing you to take calls, send messages, download and listen to podcasts and music, and even contact emergency hotlines when you need help, even if your iPhone is not with you. It is now […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:33 amNew OpenAI Hardware by Jony Ive Prevented From Using the Name ‘io’
A temporary restraining order has been upheld by an appeals court in the United States that stops the hardware of Jony Ive and OpenAI from using io as the ‘io’ name for similar products to be released by iyO, a startup in AI audio. OpenAI debated that the first product of io is not going […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:32 amWho Will Be Apple’s Next CEO?
It is still a mystery who will take over as the Apple CEO when Tim Cook retires. John Ternus becoming the CEO has become uncertain, as some old executives at Apple are hoping for a little-known or unexpected person to join the candidates for Apple CEO. The widely viewed successor is still John Ternus; it […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:30 amIntel Chips May Be Branching Out to iPhones
Rumors are circulating that Intel will start supplying chips for Apple’s iPads and Macs in the coming years, and it might be branching out to iPhones. Jeff Pu, analyst, reports that they anticipate Intel and Apple to establish a supply deal. He added that iPhone non-pro chips will be created by Intel using their 14A […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:29 amThe Apple Watch SE 3 40mm GPS is $50 Off
Amazon has the Apple Watch SE 3 with GPS in 40mmsize marked $50 off, offering incredible value with powerful features for health, fitness, safety, and connectivity. The Apple Watch SE 3 has temperature sensing that gives you insight using the Vitals app. You can see your sleep score, potential sleep apnea via notifications, and see […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:28 amiPhone 17 Pro Models Drop Feature Present Since the iPhone 12 Pro
The iPhone 17 Pro cannot capture photos in Night Mode under Portrait mode while using the Camera app. This feature has been available since the iPhone 12 Pro was released in 2020. You can try this for yourself by going to the Camera app, then selecting Photo in the carousel. Use your hand to cover […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:27 amApple to Light Up Battersea Power Station With Winning Submissions
In celebration of the winners of the Your Tree iPad creativity competition in the U.K. for the festive season, 24 submissions are shown on the Battersea Power Station from 5 p.m to 10:30 p.m daily up to the 24th of December. Apple invited UK users to design a digital Christmas tree on their iPad. The […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:25 amJohn Giannandrea Removed From Executive Leader Page
The Apple Leadership page has been recently updated. John Giannandrea has been removed from the list of executives, with the AI chief retiring in the Spring of next year and staying as an advisor for Apple until he leaves. The retirement was announced last Monday, and Apple has already updated its website for executive leadership. […] The post appeared first on iLounge.Sunday December 0711:50 pmFind My Saves Dave Barry’s iPad—Twice
Apparently, humor columnist Dave Barry’s brain is full, causing him to leave his iPad in public places—well, one public place—but Find My helped him recover it not just once, but twice. It’s a good reminder to turn on Find My and use Apple’s lost device options.Read original article11:17 pmApple TV previews new F1 streaming deal, confirms driver onboard cams will be included
Today was the last race of the 2025 F1 championship, and that also meant the last time ESPN will broadcast a race in the United States. From next year, Apple takes over with all races streaming as part of an Apple TV subscription. Apple released a new social media ad for the deal today, giving us our first look at how the F1 channel will look inside of the TV app. more…09:18 pmMeta Says Fuck That Metaverse Shit
Joz might want to use the word now, just to make jokes.09:16 pmHidden Setting Controls What Happens When You Tap a Call in the Phone App
In iOS 26’s Phone app, Unified view lets you tap a call to show contact info instead of initiating a callback. A hidden setting lets you switch that tap-a-call behavior back to a callback—but it appears only when in Unified view and isn’t available to those using Classic view.08:35 pmEvercore increases its Apple price target to $325 as it raises AI expectations
Investment firm Evercore has upgraded its price target for Apple to $325 yet again, with expectations that Siri's overhaul will be a major driver in the spring of 2026.An improved Siri could pay off for Apple, eventually - Image Credit: AppleEvercore has already made multiple target price increases since the start of September, with the latest occurring at a very late stage of the year. The investment firm has now upped its target from $300 to $325.The price upgrade story started on September 9, with a rise from $250 to $260 based on the strength of the iPhone 17 range. A second update in the same month hit $290, as the firm shifted its focus more on the main models rather than the iPhone Air. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:39 pmLast call: Save up to 84% on OWC docks, portable storage, Apple accessories
OWC's Cyber Week sale offers prices as low as $2.99 on Apple accessories, Thunderbolt docks for your Mac, portable SSDs, and more. But don't delay, as the sale ends Dec. 8.Save on OWC docks, portable storage, memory cards & more - Image credit: OWCFrom docks as low as $24.99 to Apple accessories from $2.99, OWC's Cyber Week sale offers discounts of up to 84% off. The popular Thunderbolt 5 dock is currently $50 off, while the 14-port Thunderbolt 3 option is marked down to $149.99. Please note: Many of the deals below reflect in-cart bonus savings.Save up to 84% at OWC Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums04:15 pmToday in Apple history: Apple’s massive glass staircase wows Manhattan
On December 7, 2007, Apple opened a magisterial store on West 14th Street in New York City featuring a stunning, three-story glass staircase. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)03:50 pmDiscount code: Transfer and sync all kinds of files among your Apple devices
AnyTrans is a one-stop content manager for iOS devices. The app makes it easy to transfer any kind of data -- music, photos, texts, etc. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)03:49 pmiPadOS 26.2 will fix my biggest gripe with Apple’s current iPad software
With iPadOS 26.2, Apple is bringing two major upgrades to the iPad: Split View has returned, and Slide Over has a new gesture. Now, you can just drag and drop apps from your dock, and they’ll snap into place – there’ll no longer be a need to manually resize your windows in the manner you need them. This was already how things worked in iPadOS 18 and prior, and now it’s finally back. more…