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    Two square graphics compare the Apple logo with “M4” and “M5” text, set against a dark, abstract background with glowing gradient accents, illustrating the MacBook Pro M5 vs M4 distinction.

    MacBook Pro M5 vs. M4: What’s New in Apple’s Latest 14-Inch Laptop

    Apple’s new 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip arrives as a clear evolution of its predecessor — a laptop that fine-tunes power, efficiency, and visual fidelity while pushing the…

    Apple Magazine cover featuring a close-up of a MacBook keyboard and edge with headlines about AI-driven shopping, billionaires preparing for the end, and “M5 Devices” as the main focus.
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    A hand holds a slim iPhone Air vertically against a white background. Large, thin letters "A" on the left and "R" on the right frame the phone, highlighting its thin profile and key differences from previous models.

    The Super-Thin iPhone Air: Teardown Report Reveals Details

    A thin, rectangular metal filter—resembling an iPhone Vapor Chamber—is shown on a black background. The left side appears partially covered with a textured, mesh-like material.

    Vapor Chamber? Understanding the New Thermal Envelope on iPhone Pro

    Side view of four smartphones in light blue, gold, silver, and black stacked horizontally, highlighting their slim designs—perfectly illustrating Apple moving luxury away from the Pro line against a white background.

    iPhone Air Bend Test: How Does Apple’s Thinnest iPhone Hold Up?

    Three iPhones are displayed: one silver and one black showing their backs with triple camera lenses, and a center phone—possibly the iPhone 17 Pro Max—showing its screen with the time 9:41, Tuesday, April 1 on a dark abstract background.

    iPhone 17 Pro Max Outperforms Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra in Real-World Battery Test

    A woman with light eyes and brown hair looks pensively into the distance. The text on the image reads "The Savant" and displays the Apple TV+ logo, hinting at the platform's distinctive streaming strategy.

    Apple TV+ Cancels New Series Days Before Premiere

    A smartphone screen displays the Apple Music app page in the App Store, featuring the app icon, “Open” button, ratings, age, and category on a bright orange background—now highlighting an iOS 26.1 new gesture for swiping to switch tracks.

    Swipe Gesture in Apple Music Brings Faster Track Control in iOS 26.1

    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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