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    MacBook M1 Still Relevant in 2026: Why Apple’s First M-Series Mac Still Holds Up

    Apple changed the computer industry the moment it introduced the M1. Five chip generations later, with the M5 now defining Apple’s performance and efficiency benchmark, that first Apple-silicon MacBook still…

    Three modern smartphones are shown upright: one orange with three rear cameras, one black with a glossy finish, and one light purple displaying a pastel flower. All have the Apple logo, highlighting the impressive iPhone 17 battery life.

    iPhone 17 Battery Life: What to Expect From 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max

    Battery life is one of the most important considerations for any iPhone lineup, and Apple’s 2025–26 iPhone 17 series — including iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro…

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    Keeping Your Mac Studio at Peak Performance: Essential Optimization Tips

    A cluttered storage drive can slow even the Mac Studio’s lightning-fast SSD. macOS requires at least 10% of free disk space to manage swap files and temporary data effectively. To…

    Futuristic Apple Glass smart glasses with digital holographic displays showing data and interface icons, set against a dark, high-tech background with glowing lights and abstract shapes.

    Apple Glass to Feature Custom Low-Power Silicon for Enhanced Camera Control

    This custom Apple Silicon, tailored for low power consumption and camera control, is designed to meet the unique demands of smart glasses, which require a compact, energy-efficient design. Apple’s internal…

    A woman with a striped shirt sits alone in an empty auditorium, working on a laptop. She has dark hair tied up and wears multiple necklaces and bracelets. The dim lighting highlights her focused expression as she benefits from impressive Mac battery life.

    Apple Showcases Mac’s Battery Life & Performance in New Ads

    The 30-second ads dramatically showcase MacBook users excelling in tasks like 3D modeling and schoolwork, emphasizing the laptop’s ability to handle multitasking and offer all-day battery life. When critics appear,…

    Cover of Apple Magazine issue #743, featuring a colorful, abstract face on a black background, app icons along the bottom, and headlines about AI, iPhone 17, and the Creator Studio bundle for Mac and iPad.
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    A pair of over-ear beige wireless headphones and a pair of white wireless earbuds with a charging case, styled to highlight the difference between AirPods Pro 2 vs Pro 3, both set against a clean white background.

    AirPods Pro vs. AirPods Max: Choosing the Right Apple Audio Experience

    A smartphone with a transparent back, revealing internal components like the battery, camera, and circuitry—crafted with Apple 3D printing—displayed on a black background with a small Apple logo in the lower right corner.

    How Heavy iPhone Users Can Extend Battery Life All Day

    A young woman with curly hair, wearing a green jacket, stands outside near buildings and smiles while looking at her red smartphone, delighted by the new iOS 26 weather route alerts.

    How Apple Built the Most Valuable User Base in Personal Tech

    A sleek, silver laptop partially open, showcasing a patterned screen and keyboard, is depicted in a minimalist floating position against a soft, light blue background. The design highlights its thin profile and modern styling, symbolizing a severance from traditional bulky devices.

    How to Choose Between MacBook Pro or MacBook Air as Your First Mac

    A man in a winter beanie and jacket, wearing a bulletproof vest labeled "U.S. Marshal," stands outdoors in a snowy environment, holding a phone to his ear and looking concerned—perhaps awaiting news on Apple TV’s decision to cancel The Last Frontier.

    Apple TV Cancels The Last Frontier After One Season

    Close-up of the top corner of a silver smartphone, showcasing the advanced iPhone 17 Pro camera with three lenses, a flash, and a small sensor on a sleek, metallic surface against a black background.

    iPhone 18 Test Production Signals Apple’s Most Radical Launch Shift in Years

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    Black and white logo featuring a pixelated arrow pointing upwards to the right, with the word "MINECRAFT" in bold capital letters beneath it. The design is simple with a retro, blocky aesthetic.

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