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    A person in a neon green outfit and cowboy hat sits on a matching neon green bicycle, in front of a pink trailer with a blue sky, full moon, and birds in the background, shown on a laptop screen.

    MacBook Air M5 Raises the Bar for Performance and Portability

    March 3, 2026 / 9:28 AMMarch 3, 2026

    Apple unveils the new MacBook Air M5 with faster CPU and GPU performance, 512GB starting storage, Wi-Fi 7, and expanded on-device AI capabilities.

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

    New M3 MacBook Air Models Begin Reaching Customers Globally

    March 8, 2024 / 5:02 PMApril 19, 2024

    The latest addition to Apple’s MacBook Air line, the 13-inch and 15-inch models equipped with the M3 chip, has commenced its global rollout. Initially made available for pre-order earlier this…

    Four pastel-colored Apple MacBook laptops (yellow, pink, blue, and silver) are stacked in mid-air on the cover of Apple Magazine. The headline reads "Mac Class" with smaller headlines about iPhone 17 and filmmaking platforms.
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    Two people sit side by side, facing the camera on a tablet screen using Apple accessibility features. One gestures while speaking, and subtitles read, "Seagulls are very territorial apparently." Both wear rash guards, one black and one neon green.

    FaceTime Interpreter API Gives Accessibility Apps a New Role

    A close-up of a person’s wrist wearing a smartwatch with a light-colored band displays a sleep score of 84 marked "High" and a vibrant circular graph, highlighting the importance of apple watch screen care for clear, accurate readings.

    Apple Watch Sleep Data Shows Menopause Changes

    The word "Gemini" appears in glowing blue and white text on a dark screen, with colorful wave lines extending from the left, hinting at Google Gemini AI updates, and a finger visible at the top edge.

    Siri AI May Need Gemini to Catch Up Fast

    A person sits at a wooden table using a laptop with data charts on the screen, preparing for Apple Back to School. An open book, a pencil, and a tablet displaying graphs are also on the table as sunlight streams in through nearby windows.

    Apple Back to School Deals May Return Soon

    A white stylus pen, resembling the Apple Pencil Pro, is pictured against a plain white background. The pen is angled diagonally, with the tip pointing down to the left—perfect for iPad users and Apple Creative Studio projects.

    Apple Pencil Mac Patent Hints at New Input Ideas

    A TV displays the Apple TV home screen with the show "Chief of War" featuring Jason Momoa. Two black speakers stand on either side, set for perfect Apple TV audio sync, all arranged on a white surface. The Apple logo is in the corner.

    Eclipsa Video Gives Apple TV a New HDR Standard to Watch

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