News Apple responds to Microsoft ads: "a PC is no bargain" Prince McLean 357 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Thu Apr 16 2009, 03:00 PM EDT · 1 minute read
Grab Apple's M5 MacBook Air with 32GB RAM for $1,399, plus save on every model Save on every new M5 MacBook Air today, with a 32GB RAM spec dropping to $1,399. Christine McKee 2 hours ago 0
Historic Apple Porsche colors return on Porsche 963 at Laguna Seca More than four decades after an Apple-branded Porsche first hit the track, Porsche Penske Motorsport revives the rainbow livery on its 963 prototypes for a one-off run at Laguna Seca. Andrew Orr 3 hours ago 1
Timeline of Artemis II photos shows how astronauts captured life inside Orion NASA released Artemis II images from Orion's Moon-bound leg, and this interactive timeline organizing them shows how an iPhone 17 Pro Max and other onboard cameras were used throughout the mission. Andrew Orr 5 hours ago 0
'Tetris' falls into place on Retrocade for the Apple Vision Pro Relive the magic of the 1980s by stepping inside a classic Japanese arcade and playing "Tetris" on the Apple Vision Pro. Amber Neely 5 hours ago 1
iOS 27 will offer a range of AI features that can still be ignored Apple will reveal more Apple Intelligence features than ever before during WWDC, but they will continue to stay out of the user's way. Those that don't want AI can just ignore it or turn it off. Wesley Hilliard 8 hours ago 1
How to use Apple Intelligence in Shortcuts to save time every day Apple has built Apple Intelligence directly into Shortcuts, and the addition of this one action is transformative. Here's how to start using it. Andrew Orr 16 hours ago 3
Iodyne Pro Data 24TB review: $15K, ridiculous speed, and probably not for you The Iodyne Pro Data 24TB delivers enormous uninterrupted transfer speed, isn't network attached, and it isn't limited to one user. It's also a $14,995 wallet-breaking money-saver for the right audience. Mike Wuerthele 20 hours ago 1
Apple smart glasses again rumored to support gesture recognition via built-in cameras A repeat rumor says Apple's smart glasses will rely on gesture-based input, with the device featuring two built-in cameras, Siri, and not much else. Marko Zivkovic 21 hours ago 0
