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    MacBook Air battery life

    A sleek M4 MacBook Air with a silver body and a black-bordered screen displaying an abstract blue and black spiral pattern. The device is showcased facing forward on a plain white background, highlighting Apple’s embrace of new colors in their design.

    M4 MacBook Air Offers Compelling Reasons for MacBook Pro Users to Switch

    For years, Apple nudged multi-monitor users toward the MacBook Pro due to the Air’s restrictive external display capabilities. The M1 and M2 MacBook Air models supported only a single external…

    Apple M4 MacBook Air concept showcasing lightweight design and next-gen performance.

    M4 MacBook Air Chip Details Emerge in Latest Leak

    The leaked chip identifiers reveal early details about the architecture of Apple’s M4 chip. Building on the foundation of the M-series chips, the M4 aims to deliver faster CPU and…

    M4 MacBook Air upgrade offers performance gains, better battery life, and refined features for professionals and creatives

    M4 MacBook Air Upgrade: Why It’s a Game Changer for M1 Users

    When Apple introduced the M1 chip in 2020, it revolutionized the laptop industry by delivering unmatched performance per watt. The M1’s architecture, built on ARM technology, allowed Apple to control…

    MacBook Air with M4 chip, delivering enhanced performance and design.

    MacBook Air with M4 Chip: Rumors and Expectations

    The M4 chip, rumored to be the heart of the new MacBook Air, is expected to deliver enhanced processing power and energy efficiency. Leveraging advanced manufacturing technology, the M4 could…

    A MacBook Air showcasing a 3D CAD model of a race car in Autodesk Fusion 360. The screen displays various views—top-down, side, front, and angled perspective—highlighting intricate wireframe designs on a grid background.

    Enhancing Productivity with MacBook Air, iPhone 16, and Beats Pill

    Andrew Orr, a tech journalist, exemplifies the modern professional who leverages Apple’s ecosystem to maintain productivity and balance in daily life. His reliance on the MacBook Air, iPhone 16, and…

    Cover of Apple Magazine featuring two Apple Watch Series 11 devices, one displaying a sleep score and the other showing a "Possible Hypertension" alert. Headlines mention delivery services and an AI assistant called ChatGPT-like Siri.
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    A person sits at a yellow table against a red wall, smiling while using an iPad 11th Generation with a stylus. They are wearing a patterned sweater and beige pants, with a folded blue jacket on the table. Sunlight creates contrasting shadows.

    Free iPad Drawing Apps for Beginners in 2025

    A gray geometric knot logo sits beside the text "GPT-5" on a dark background, symbolizing advanced OpenAI GPT-5 capabilities.

    Breaking OpenAI GPT-5 News and Capabilities in 2025

    A person sits with a laptop on their lap, using one hand to type while the other is raised mid-gesture. The image, in black and white, captures the focused energy of remote workers using MacBook productivity hacks in 2025.

    MacBook Productivity Hacks for Remote Workers

    A diverse group of four people uses various tech devices—laptop, tablet, VR headset, and smartphone—surrounded by colorful digital icons, representing creativity, connection, technology, and the fun of discovering the best Apple Arcade games together.

    The Best Apple Arcade Games to Play

    Three Apple Watches, including the Apple Watch SE 3, are shown: one displays a heart rate of 68 BPM, another shows an incoming call with a smiling person’s photo, and the third features colorful activity rings on the screen.

    Apple Watch Health Tracking Tips for Better Wellness

    A computer screen shows the word "Grok" blurred in the background, with a chat box in the foreground displaying, "What do you want to know?"—highlighting an AI conversation powered by xAI Grok 4 from Elon Musk.

    xAI Grok 4 Features: What’s New in Elon Musk’s AI

    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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