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M5 MacBook Pro — all the rumors we’ve heard so far

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M5 MacBook Pro: Here's the biggest rumored upgrades

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Apple could bolster AI with acquisitions, according to Tim Cook

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Apple TV+ hidden gems you’ll regret not watching

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Best video editing Mac and MacBook of 2025: Expert Apple picks for every kind of video project

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This universal travel adapter has a retractable trick for travelers

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  • 01.08.2025

You Can Use Your Mac's Trackpad As a Scale (but You Probably Shouldn't)

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You Can Pick up a Mid-Level MacBook Pro M3 Pro for Cheap—if You’re Quick

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Tim Cook insists the iPhone is not dead

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Prediction: 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks Will Be Worth More Than Apple by 2030 (Hint: Not Nvidia)

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Prediction: 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks Will Be Worth More Than Apple by 2030 (Hint: Not Nvidia)

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Now you can get a MacBook Pro and a Microsoft Office Lifetime License for less than the price of a MacBook Air

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Apple’s big AI problem: Late Siri, lost talent, and a plan that may not be enough

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iPhone 17 release date expectations, price estimates, and upgrades

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The best MacBook is on sale at 20% off, but probably not for much longer

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Flashlight Fail? Light Up Your iPhone Again Fast

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Here's What Tim Cook Thinks About Apple's Vision Pro After Low Sales

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Tim Cook Shuts Down Fears That AI Could Kill The iPhone, Says It Will Enhance, Not Replace It, While Teasing AI‑Driven Devices Poised To Transform Apple’s Future Product Line

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The iPhone Fold doesn't need to be groundbreaking to beat every other foldable phone — it just needs to work

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Apple ‘very open’ to AI acquisitions to speed up its roadmap, Tim Cook says

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Is the weaker dollar helping Apple? Not really.

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Facing questions on AI strategy, Tim Cook says Apple is 'very open' to acquisitions

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Apple and Cook Get a Boost — and Breather — From iPhone Sales

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Apple says product strength, not tariff panic, drove its big growth