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    M6 Mac mini review: Apple’s most versatile Mac continues to shine

    Over the last several years, the Mac mini has become one of the most compelling Macs in Apple’s lineup. It combines impressive performance with a compact footprint, making it versatile enough for all kinds of workflows. I’ve spent the last week using the M6…

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    Apple Fitness+ team hit by layoffs, as ‘major changes’ reportedly loom

    Apple is assessing the future of Apple Fitness+, according to a new Bloomberg report. The company has reportedly laid off a “handful of employees” working on the service, a move viewed as just the beginning of bigger changes still to come.…

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    You can now claim your payout from Apple’s $250 million Siri settlement

    The major class action lawsuit against Apple over Siri and Apple Intelligence delays continues to progress. Apple is expected to pay $250 million to settle the lawsuit, and you can now submit your claim to get a chunk of that payout. Here’s how.…

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    Delayed Apple TV series ‘The Savant’ may finally air next year

    If you cast your mind back to almost a year ago from today, Apple TV was about to launch a new series called The Savant starring Jessica Chastain … until it was pulled from the schedule at the last moment, in the wake of the assassination of political…

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    Review: Satechi’s Thunderbolt 5 CubeDock pairs perfectly with the new M6 Mac mini

    Apple just released a new Mac mini late last month, equipped with the new M6 and M5 Pro chips. If you’re looking for a perfect Thunderbolt 5 dock to pair with your new Mac mini (or your current M4/M4 Pro model) – Satechi has a great offering for you.…

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    iFixit tears down iPhone 18 Pro, explores variable aperture, finds concerning repair issue

    iFixit has published its traditional teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro, which shows the variable aperture mechanism up close and explores a potential issue involving display repairs. Watch it below.…

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    Five ways that the new Siri AI is frustrating iPhone and Apple Watch users

    The new version of Siri, Siri AI, launched to the masses this month as part of iOS 27. The new Siri is rolling out gradually to users via a waitlist, and is labelled as a ‘beta’ indicating that Apple still has some work to do in follow-up releases. The new…

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    Here’s why Apple scrapped its shorter Apple Pencil designed for iPhone Duo: report

    Leading into the iPhone Duo launch, we heard from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman that Apple was considering a new Apple Pencil for iPhone Duo, though it was unlikely that the company would go forward with it. Of course, the iPhone Duo keynote came, and Apple did…

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    iOS 27 makes your iPhone faster in these 30+ ways

    iOS 27 is now available to everyone, and one of the big changes is that it makes your iPhone a lot faster. In fact, Apple has outlined more than 30 ways in which your iPhone will be faster after you update.…

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    Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 missing one health-focused feature

    Well, this is odd. The handwashing timer feature is currently absent from the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 hardware.…

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    Apple is taking a little bit of a gamble with iPhone Duo software: Will it pay off?

    With the new iPhone Duo, Apple is taking a little bit of a software gamble. All apps, in order to take advantage of the larger inner display of iPhone Duo, will need to be recompiled for iOS 27.0 at a minimum. To use the Duo’s unique new tab bar and other UI…

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