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KinHanK K18G Monitor review: A balance between quality and convenience

KinHanK's 18-inch 4K monitor delivers outstanding video clarity and convenience for the price, but the audio performance leaves room for improvement.

Thomas Sibilly | 27 minutes ago

Apple's Messages app won't send audio messages with an ampersand

The ampersand seems to be a bit of a problem for the iOS Messages app, as the application can't transcribe voice and send messages of popular names containing the character.

Marko Zivkovic | 1 hour ago

Apple Card promotion offers users 6% cash back on Nike purchases

Apple and Nike have released a new promotional offer, which gives existing Apple Card holders 6% cash back on Nike purchases made through Apple Pay.

Marko Zivkovic | 3 hours ago

Apple discontinuing support for older Home architecture with iOS 19

The original Apple Home architecture will officially lose support with the release of iOS 19, and users are already being encouraged to update ahead of the discontinuation.

Marko Zivkovic | 3 hours ago

President Trump talked to Apple CEO Tim Cook after China tariff reduction

The phone calls between the President and the country's most lucrative tech company's CEO have become regular, though it isn't clear what they accomplish beyond keeping Apple on the nice list.

Wesley Hilliard | 4 hours ago

C1 modem and more: iOS 18.5 introduces more than 30 different security fixes

Apple's iOS 18.5 and iPadOS 18.5 updates fix more than 30 operating system vulnerabilities, including the first documented for the C1 modem. Here's what you need to know, and why you should consider updating right away.

Marko Zivkovic | 5 hours ago

Apple turns to AI for battery management in iOS 19

Apple's next progression in artificial intelligence could be hardware-centric, with the latest leak saying that it will be used to manage the battery life of the iPhone.

Rumor Score

🤯 Likely

Malcolm Owen | 6 hours ago

Older macOS & iPadOS versions got security updates too

Apple released new security updates Monday for macOS Ventura, macOS Sonoma, and iPadOS 17, continuing its support for older devices with critical patches aimed at resolving vulnerabilities.

Andrew Orr | 6 hours ago

Lowest price: M3 iPad Air dips to $499 after $100 discount on Amazon

Amazon's $100 off M3 iPad Air deal delivers the lowest price we've seen on the 2025 release.

Christine McKee | 6 hours ago

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Hands on with all the new features in iOS 18.5

Apple has officially released iOS 18.5. We walk through Satellite Connectivity, changes to Mail, a new wallpaper, and more!

Andrew O'Hara | 7 hours ago

Apple releases 18.5 updates for tvOS, HomePod

Apple has just rolled out tvOS 18.5, and as anticipated, it's another standard minor update focused on quality-of-life upgrades.

Amber Neely | 7 hours ago

watchOS 11.5 rolls out focusing on stability and quality updates

It's time to update your Apple Watch, as Apple has just released watchOS 11.5 to the public.

Amber Neely | 7 hours ago

visionOS 2.5 is here with new Immersive Video and 3D movie tab in Apple TV app

Apple Vision Pro users will have a much easier time finding spatial and 3D content thanks to a new tab in the Apple TV app in visionOS 2.5, which is now available.

Wesley Hilliard | 7 hours ago

macOS Sequoia 15.5 lands with minor Mail, Screen Time improvements

The new macOS Sequoia 15.5 is now publicly available, but significant new features are being held back for WWDC and the announcement of macOS 16.

William Gallagher | 7 hours ago

iPadOS 18.5 has arrived with bug fixes and little else

It's a classic late-cycle update, with iPadOS 18.5 releasing with a new notification for Screen Time and a new modal for making Apple TV purchases on third-party devices.

Wesley Hilliard | 7 hours ago

iOS 18.5 ships with Mail refinements, new wallpaper

Apple has released the update for iOS 18.5 to the public, with the newly issued operating system's relatively few changes including alterations to Mail and iPhone 13 carrier-provided satellite functionality.

Malcolm Owen | 7 hours ago

Apple TV+ & Gordon Ramsey cook up 'Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars'

A new food documentary is being made for Apple TV+, with "Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars" executive produced by chef Gordon Ramsay.

Malcolm Owen | 8 hours ago

Apple's spooky 'Mac to School' ads highlight must-have Mac features for students

Apple is getting ahead of the back-to-school rush with a trio of creepy, college-themed ads aimed at students — just in time for graduation season.

Amber Neely | 10 hours ago

Apple's services revenue trajectory more uncertain than ever

Investment firm Morgan Stanley says that the ever-increasing growth of Apple's Services could be over, as search and AI are either a threat — or a boon.

William Gallagher | 10 hours ago

New in iOS 18.5: changes to Mail, Screen Time, Pride Harmony wallpaper

The iOS 18.5 update is just around the corner, with new wallpaper, settings improvements, and ScreenTime security enhancements set to debut as soon as next week. Here's what you need to know.

Marko Zivkovic | 6 days ago

How Incogni Custom Removals go further to get your personal information removed from the internet

Incogni's automated personal data removal works great, but if you need to target websites outside of their database, there's now a solution with Custom Removals as a part of the Unlimited plan.

Sonos & Ikea, Matter update, & the smart garden with BirdBuddy on HomeKit Insider

On the latest episode of the HomeKit Insider Podcast, Franci Zidar, CEO and co-founder of BirdBuddy, joins to talk about smart gardens and the week's smart home news.

Andrew O'Hara | 11 hours ago

US & China pausing tariffs does not end the needless damage being done to consumers and businesses

The agreement by both the US and China to pause tariffs might make things easier in the very short term, and it may lead to a deal, but it hides that American consumers and firms will still have to deal with extreme expenses and other trade changes that do nothing but harm.