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    Back view of an Apple Pro Display XDR 2, showcasing its distinct lattice ventilation pattern and sleek, minimalist stand. The stand features a rectangular opening, with the Apple logo and "Pro Display XDR" text prominently displayed on the top right.

    Pro Display XDR 2: What to Expect from Apple’s Next-Gen Monitor

    April 30, 2025 / 9:30 AMApril 30, 2025

    The original Pro Display XDR lacks the integrated features found in Apple’s Studio Display, which uses an A13 Bionic chip to enable capabilities like Center Stage video framing, spatial audio,…

    Apple Magazine cover, issue #761, featuring a large accessibility icon, and headlines about AI interaction, NASA lunar rover deployments, and quantum-resistant encryption. The date is May 29, 2026, marking the magazine's 15th anniversary.
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    Close-up of a metallic surface featuring a reflective Apple logo in the center, evoking Mac Studio's focus on desktop productivity and streamlining, with minimal text along the right edge.

    Apple Tariff Refunds Raise New Manufacturing Questions

    A silver laptop showcasing MacBook Neo performance features a colorful abstract design in purple, blue, and green on the screen, set against a white background with a small gray Apple logo in the bottom right corner.

    MacBook Neo Tests Chromebook’s Classroom Hold

    Two people work on the open and exposed interior of a large medical imaging machine, likely a CT scanner, in a bright, industrial setting.

    Apple Manufacturing Academy Powers U.S. AI Factory Push

    Five iPhones in different colors (purple, blue, black, white, and green) are shown side by side, displaying their backs with camera lenses and fronts with screen designs—highlighting the sleek look and upgraded iPhone 17 RAM.

    iPhone 17 Becomes the World’s Best-Selling Phone

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    Apple Supreme Court Fight Puts App Store Fees Back in Play

    A smartphone screen displays the blue Intel logo, hinting at an Apple Intel chip partnership, with a large, white, blurred Apple logo in the background.

    Apple Chip Talks Put Intel and Samsung Back in the Frame

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