• Apple releases watchOS 8.1.1 with fix for Series 7 charging issue

    Apple releases watchOS 8.1.1 with fix for Series 7 charging issue
    Apple has released a new update for Apple Watch today that patches a bug with Series 7 watches that aren’t charging “as expected.”more…
    The post Apple releases watchOS 8.1.1 with fix for Series 7 charging issue appeared first on 9to5Mac.
  • Latest macOS ‘vulnerability’ shows just how hard it is to attack a Mac

    Latest macOS ‘vulnerability’ shows just how hard it is to attack a Mac
    Macworld
    A report by security developers Talal Haj Bakry and Tommy Mysk explains a new bug found in macOS that sounds scary. In a post titled “Silent Replacement of Trusted macOS App Executables,” the researchers describe a security vulnerability that allows an attacker to “secretly replace trusted apps you already have installed from the web with malicious versions.” However, it requires the attacker to jump through so many hoops it’s almost impossible to see any M
  • Best iPhone to buy in 2026: Which Apple iPhone is right for you?

    Best iPhone to buy in 2026: Which Apple iPhone is right for you?
    MacworldHow to choose your iPhone in 2026Before you jump into the specific iPhone models, think about what matters most to you: battery life for all-day use, camera quality for photos and video, screen size for media or gaming, and how much you’re willing to spend. These simple priorities will help narrow down whether you should choose a Pro model, a middle option like the standard iPhone 17, a lightweight iPhone Air, or a more budget-friendly choice.
    Deciding which iPhone to buy has alway
  • Apple TV this week: ‘The Dink’ is now playing

    Apple TV this week: ‘The Dink’ is now playing
    Macworld
    What’s new on Apple TV? What are the best shows and movies? How do you sign up and what does it cost? This article will answer all of that, and you’ll also get a list of all the currently-available Apple TV content.There’s also a ton of new content in the works for Apple’s service, too. If you want to know what’s on the way, check out our list of upcoming Apple TV shows and movies.Updated July 24, 2026: Sports comedy movie The Dink is now streaming. Mention
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  • Can’t wait till September? Check out the new iPhone 18 Pro colors right now

    Can’t wait till September? Check out the new iPhone 18 Pro colors right now
    Macworld
    It’s iPhone leaks season again. In just a couple of months, Apple is expected to unveil three new phones: the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, and a new foldable iPhone now rumored to be called the iPhone Ultra. But as always, one of the most important questions for buyers will be, What colors will Apple release this time?Like last year, Macworld has received information from a source familiar with Apple’s supply chain regarding the color options for the iPhone 18 lineup. We ca
  • Save $100 on the Apple Watch Series 11 in near-all-time-low deal

    Save $100 on the Apple Watch Series 11 in near-all-time-low deal
    MacworldApple Watch Series 11View Deal
    Buying Apple’s newest smartwatch just got easier to justify. The Apple Watch Series 11 is on sale for $299 right now, which is $100 under its MSRP. That’s a solid 25 percent discount for a device you’ll wear every day, helping you keep your activity levels up and keeping you connected to the world. It’s just $20 more than the lowest price we’ve ever seen during Prime Day.The Apple Watch Series 11 is the perfect purchase for som
  • Summer is usually the worst time to buy a new iPhone. Not this year

    Summer is usually the worst time to buy a new iPhone. Not this year
    Macworld
    Every summer, many tech enthusiasts dissuade their friends from buying a new iPhone for two main reasons: price and hardware upgrades. Despite new iPhones introducing more advanced technology, they typically maintain the same price as their predecessors—or, at worst, raise it only slightly along with increasing storage capacity. So, buying a new iPhone just a couple months before the September launch of the new models would mean paying full price for year-old features.That’s
  • Apple plays hardball with suppliers as it battles to keep down price of 2026 iPhones

    Apple plays hardball with suppliers as it battles to keep down price of 2026 iPhones
    Macworld
    In the early days of the RAM shortage, Apple and its customers were largely unaffected, thanks to the company’s market clout and ability to leverage favorable deals with suppliers. This couldn’t last forever, unfortunately, and eventually Apple announced brutal price hikes across its iPad and Mac ranges. It’s expected that similar rises will affect the iPhone range when new models are launched in the fall, but Apple isn’t going down without a fight.According to s
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  • Your Mac has secrets—and MacMagic helps you reveal them for just $29.99

    Your Mac has secrets—and MacMagic helps you reveal them for just $29.99
    Macworld
    TL;DR: Get MacMagic Lifetime Upgrades for just $29.99 (reg. $99.99) and add dozens of useful macOS tools—from cache cleaning and PDF editing to file management and hidden system utilities.Macs are known for being intuitive, but they don’t always expose every useful feature. Some of the most practical tools are buried deep in macOS—or simply aren’t there at all.But MacMagic changes all of that. For a one-time $29.99, you’ll get lifetime a
  • The travel hack frequent flyers should know— $150 in aloSIM mobile data credit for just $69.99

    The travel hack frequent flyers should know— $150 in aloSIM mobile data credit for just $69.99
    Macworld
    TL;DR: Pay $69.99 and receive $150 in aloSIM travel data credit and use your credit on data packages in 200+ countries.If international travel is on your calendar, your phone bill doesn’t have to come along for the ride.For just $69.99, you’ll receive $150 in aloSIM travel data credit to use on local eSIM data packages in more than 200 countries and regions. Instead of paying the $10–$20 per day many carriers charge for international data, aloS
  • Geekbench 7 is out now with new, modern workloads and better multi-core tests

    Geekbench 7 is out now with new, modern workloads and better multi-core tests
    Macworld
    It’s not easy to make a quick, reliable benchmark that works across architectures and operating systems. There’s a reason Geekbench has been sort of the gold standard for comparing overall CPU performance over the years, and to a lesser degree, GPU compute performance.On Thursday, around three years after the release of Geekbench 6, Primate Labs is releasing Geekbench 7. To better represent the demands of modern applications, it includes new workload tests, a redesigned mult
  • Ford steers away from Google, picks Apple Maps for new electric cars

    Ford steers away from Google, picks Apple Maps for new electric cars
    Macworld
    If you don’t follow the automotive industry very closely, you might not be aware that Ford is embarking (again) on a big new electric vehicle program.
    The Universal Electric Vehicle Platform is meant to be a highly streamlined and optimized way for Ford to create a variety of vehicles that deliver a great experience using fewer parts and manufacturing steps, with more components shared between vehicles. Essentially, applying the concepts that makes China’s EV designs so much
  • Save $400 on this monster M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 64GB RAM right now

    Save $400 on this monster M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 64GB RAM right now
    MacworldApple MacBook Pro M5 ProView Deal
    It can be depressing shopping for a new MacBook following Apple’s price hikes, especially a high-end machine. Well, we’ve got some relief for you: Apple’s absolutely decked-out MacBook Pro is $400 off at B&H right now, marking one of the best deals we’ve seen for this model.The MacBook Pro is always an excellent pick for anyone looking to get a professional laptop they’ll use for years to come. But when it comes with the
  • Google introduces new ‘selfie video’ sign-in method 

    Google introduces new ‘selfie video’ sign-in method 
    Google Accounts are gaining a new “selfie video” sign-in method that can be handy if you lose your phone or passkeys.
  • 9to5Mac Daily: July 23, 2026 – ‘Apple Upgrade’ program coming soon

    9to5Mac Daily: July 23, 2026 – ‘Apple Upgrade’ program coming soon
    Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players.
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  • Apple TV announces new dating series: ‘The Last Person on Earth’

    Apple TV announces new dating series: ‘The Last Person on Earth’
    Dating reality shows are a popular genre Apple TV has entirely avoided. And while its newly announced series, The Last Person on Earth, is being billed as a “documentary series” rather than “reality,” it’s the streamer’s first dating show nonetheless.
  • Two new Macs might skip M5 chips and go straight to M6

    Two new Macs might skip M5 chips and go straight to M6
    Yesterday Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman detailed a years-long roadmap for upcoming Macs, and per his report, it sounds like two new models might skip the base M5 chip and go straight to M6.
  • iPhone Ultra timing remains unclear as ‘final production adjustments’ made

    iPhone Ultra timing remains unclear as ‘final production adjustments’ made
    The exact launch timings of the iPhone Ultra remain unclear as a new supply chain report says that Foxconn is making “final adjustments” to the manufacturing process. It follows an earlier report stating that mass production had begun.Recent reports indicate that Apple will unveil the new folding iPhone at its September event, but that initial availability may be limited …
  • Apple Maps is becoming Ford’s new navigation mode for select vehicles

    Apple Maps is becoming Ford’s new navigation mode for select vehicles
    Today Apple announced a unique partnership with automaker Ford, which will bake Apple Maps into its upcoming Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) Platform for navigation. Here are the details.
  • Mophie Roam 3-in-1 Travel Charger review: 25W Qi2.2 travel charger

    Mophie Roam 3-in-1 Travel Charger review: 25W Qi2.2 travel charger
    MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingProsiPhone/AirPods/ Watch charge simultaneously.Compact when folded25W iPhone chargingStealthCharge wireless charging techSmart travel caseInternational plug adaptersConsSmaller rivalsOur VerdictThe Mophie Roam stands out not just because it supports 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging, but because its StealthCharge technology keeps heat away from the charging pad, helping maintain maximum charging speeds without throttling. Rather than chasing the smallest possible des
  • Mophie Roam 3-in-1 Travel Charger review: 25W Qi2.2 folding travel charger

    Mophie Roam 3-in-1 Travel Charger review: 25W Qi2.2 folding travel charger
    MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingProsiPhone/AirPods/ Watch charge simultaneously.Compact when folded25W iPhone chargingStealthCharge wireless charging techSmart travel caseInternational plug adaptersConsSmaller rivalsOur VerdictThe Mophie Roam stands out not just because it supports 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging, but because its StealthCharge technology keeps heat away from the charging pad, helping maintain maximum charging speeds without throttling. Rather than chasing the smallest possible des
  • SmartGym update makes it easier to manually adjust and log exercises on the go

    SmartGym update makes it easier to manually adjust and log exercises on the go
    With the version rolling out today, users who rely on SmartGym’s iPhone app will find it easier to adjust and log their sets during workouts. Here are the details.
  • ChatGPT told user to ignore lethal condition, but people keep treating it as a doctor

    ChatGPT told user to ignore lethal condition, but people keep treating it as a doctor
    You’d think that it would be obvious that it’s a terrible idea to ask an AI chatbot for a medical consultation, but hundreds of millions of people do it every week.
    In one near-death example now the subject of a lawsuit, ChatGPT advised a pastor to ignore symptoms of a pulmonary embolism – a condition with a mortality rate of 30%. In fact, the advice it offered very likely made things worse …
  • Samsung has just given us a preview of the creaseless iPhone Ultra display

    Samsung has just given us a preview of the creaseless iPhone Ultra display
    One of the reported reasons for Apple taking such a long time to introduce a folding iPhone is that the company was unhappy with the very visible crease and vulnerability of earlier generations of flexible screens.
    Display partner Samsung finally solved this to Apple’s satisfaction, and the launch of the Korean company’s latest folding smartphone has now provided a preview of what we can expect from the iPhone Ultra display …
  • WhatsApp for iPad no longer requires an iPhone for setup

    WhatsApp for iPad no longer requires an iPhone for setup
    Macworld
    For an astonishing 15 years, there was no official iPad app for WhatsApp: tablet owners had to make do with one of several workarounds, such as running WhatsApp for the web in a browser. But last year Meta finally got round to releasing one.While this was a welcome development, one limitation was that users still had to have access to a smartphone during setup. After installation on the iPad, a prompt appeared with a QR code; this had to be scanned by a phone which was already linked to
  • Do we need to worry about burn-in as Macs transition to OLED screens?

    Do we need to worry about burn-in as Macs transition to OLED screens?
    Apple devices were long known for having some of the highest-quality LCD screens in the business, and that remains the case for today’s MacBooks. The company upped the ante first through retina displays and then mini-LED backlighting. This is the reason Apple has been in no great hurry to adopt OLED technology.
    It has, however, been making a phased transition to OLED. Apple first introduced the display tech with the Apple Watch, followed up with iPhone and iPad models, and the MacBook Pro
  • Apple hasn’t given up on the iMac Ultra and neither have I

    Apple hasn’t given up on the iMac Ultra and neither have I
    Macworld
    A couple of months ago, I wrote about how I’ve been pining for an iMac Ultra as a rebirth of the iMac Pro. But since then, I haven’t given it much thought. The most recent report came at the end of last year, and it was about a Mac never intended for public release. But now, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman had this juicy single line in a new report about the new Macs:
    For further in the future, Apple is working on a new iMac with an OLED screen, matching the technology coming
  • Never mind season four; ‘Ted Lasso’ creator wants to do five and six too

    Never mind season four; ‘Ted Lasso’ creator wants to do five and six too
    Macworld
    The long-awaited fourth season of Ted Lasso debuts on Apple TV next month, but the creator and star of the show already has his heart set on a fifth and sixth.In a long feature by The Hollywood Reporter, Jason Sudeikis, who plays the role of the pathologically positive soccer coach, reflects on the process which brought him from closure after the third season (“The story was told,” he says. “Ted went home to be with his son. I wasn’t going to have Ted uproot thei
  • Kensington SD5010T5 EQ Thunderbolt 5 Dock review: Compact Thunderbolt 5 HDMI dock

    Kensington SD5010T5 EQ Thunderbolt 5 Dock review: Compact Thunderbolt 5 HDMI dock
    MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingPros13 ports including Thunderbolt 5Dual HDMI 2.1140W Power Delivery30W USB-C2.5Gb EthernetCompact footprintConsOnly one downstream TB5Our VerdictChoose the SD5010T5 if you want a compact Thunderbolt 5 dock with dual HDMI 2.1 ports, 140W laptop charging, fast 2.5Gb Ethernet, and plenty of everyday connectivity. It’s ideal for HDMI-based monitor setups that don’t require extensive Thunderbolt expansion.Price When Reviewed
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  • Time’s up, Android, Apple Watch won

    Time’s up, Android, Apple Watch won
    Macworld
    It’s been almost 12 years since Apple unveiled its smartwatch to the world, and if you compare that first model to the newest Series 11, you’ll see that a lot has changed. Apple Watch has become slimmer, larger, and packed with more sensors. Even so, Apple continues to update its Watch every year with incremental improvements.Now, when a new Apple Watch arrives, the reaction is more like, “Is anything new?” In fact, the latest models don’t differ much from

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