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    Close-up of Apple’s AirTag 2, expected mid-2025, featuring enhanced UWB chip and anti-stalking upgrades for the AirTag 2 release.

    AirTag 2: What to Expect from Apple’s Next Tracker

    The standout upgrade for AirTag 2 is its rumored integration of a second-generation Ultra Wideband (UWB) chip. This is the same technology found in the iPhone 15 and Apple Watch…

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    Apple’s Last M4 Mac: What’s Next for the Mac Pro in 2025

    The Mac Pro’s last update brought the M2 Ultra, a formidable chip tailored for professional workloads. Logic might suggest the next step is an M4 Ultra, mirroring the progression seen…

    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 pair of white AirPods Pro 3 wireless earbuds with black accents are shown above an open white charging case, all set against a plain white background—perfect for seamless audio and features like live language translation from Apple.

    Apple Announces AirPods Pro 3 with Live Language Translation

    A close-up side view of a gold Apple Watch Series 11 with a light band, displaying a modern, abstract watch face with purple and beige circular patterns—highlighting the device’s advanced features like the Hypertension Monitor.

    Apple Watch Series 11 with Hypertension Monitor Announced

    A person’s wrist wearing a smartwatch displaying a heart icon and the message “Possibly irregular rhythm,” suggesting the watch is monitoring heart health. The image is mostly black and white except for the watch screen.

    Apple Watch Ultra 3: Redefining Wearable Tech for Adventure and Health

    Close-up of a lavender-colored smartphone, resembling the iPhone 17, showing two rear cameras and a flash, set against an abstract purple and white geometric background.

    iPhone 17 Debuts with Bigger Screen and ProMotion for All

    A hand holds a thin tablet vertically, shown from the side. The word "AIR" is split, with "A" on the left and "R" on the right, highlighting the iPhone Air's premium design and Apple’s thinnest smartphone profile.

    iPhone Air: Apple’s Thinnest Smartphone Redefines Premium Design

    A close up of a cell phone featuring the bold design of the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

    iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max: Bold Design and Unmatched Power

    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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