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    Apple device performance

    Apple's new A18 Pro chip showcased with performance and efficiency improvements for the latest iPhone models.

    Apple Chipmaker TSMC Faces Challenges with U.S. and Chinese Officials

    Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is the backbone of Apple’s hardware innovation. From the introduction of Apple’s custom silicon to the efficiency of the A-series processors in iPhones and iPads,…

    A smartphone is displayed on a dark surface with its back cover removed, exposing the internal components such as the battery, circuits, and various hardware parts. The detailed view highlights the intricate design and arrangement of the internal elements seen in 2025 iPhones.

    Apple’s Bold Move: Dropping Qualcomm Modems from Two 2025 iPhones

    On July 24, 2024, it was reported that Apple intends to use its own 5G modems in two iPhone models slated for release in 2025. This marks a significant acceleration…

    Cover of Apple Magazine issue 682, dated Nov 22, 2024. Features articles on privacy, security, and unmanned helicopters. The central image is a white star-like symbol on a colorful gradient background. Title: "Assistance: A New Productivity Era.
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    AirPods Pro 2 firmware update enhancing audio quality and connectivity for improved user experience.

    How Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 is Advancing Hearing Health Technology

    Illustration comparing two computer models: the New Mac mini with M4, M4 Pro, and "Studio" with M2 Max, M2 Ultra. The "mini" is compact and sits lower, while the "Studio" is larger with more height. Both boast a minimalist design in shades of gray.

    Amazon Leak Reveals New Mac mini with M4 and M4 Pro Chips

    Apple Watch showcasing the latest watchOS 11.1 update interface and new features

    What’s New in watchOS 11.1?

    The Apple TV+ logo stands out against a dark background, featuring the iconic Apple symbol followed by "tv" and a plus sign. Illuminated with a soft glow, this emblem represents the best experience in entertainment apps.

    Top Entertainment Apps on Apple TV & How to Get the Best Experience

    Close-up of the dashboard of an exercise bike. The screen shows workout metrics like heart rate, speed, and distance, while a smartphone is mounted in a holder above the handlebars, displaying fitness tracking data with colorful rings. This setup highlights Apple Fitness vs Peloton capabilities in a neutral gray background.

    How Apple Fitness+ Enhances Health Tracking with the Apple Watch

    A person wearing glasses works on a digital audio workstation, flanked by three monitors showcasing music production software. On the desk sits a Mac Mini alongside a keyboard. An overlay on one screen promotes music production classes.

    Apple Announces New Mac mini with M4 Pro Chips

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