• iOS 18.2 beta includes redesigned Mail app with smart categories

    iOS 18.2 beta includes redesigned Mail app with smart categories
    Apple on Wednesday released the first beta of iOS 18.2 for developers, which includes additional Apple Intelligence features. However, the update also brings some other improvements, including the redesigned Mail app that was announced in June at WWDC 2024.more…
  • DuckDuckGo VPN review: Strong privacy, but missing key features

    DuckDuckGo VPN review: Strong privacy, but missing key features
    MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingProsSolid performance with minimal speed dropGood for geo-unblockingConsFive device limitRelatively small server countOur VerdictDuckDuckGo VPN’s browser-based nature takes a little getting used to, and it lacks some of the power features of its rivals, but it’s ideal for privacy-Conscious users who are already in the company’s ecosystem.Price When Reviewed
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  • Apple TV this week: ‘Imperfect Women’ is now streaming

    Apple TV this week: ‘Imperfect Women’ is now streaming
    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. f you want to know what’s on the way, check out our list of upcoming Apple TV shows and movies.Updated March 20, 2026: Thriller miniseries Imperfect Women is now streaming.
  • The Mac just posted its ‘best launch week ever’ with non-Mac users

    The Mac just posted its ‘best launch week ever’ with non-Mac users
    Macworld
    It’s been a couple of weeks since Apple dropped the bombshell that is the $599 MacBook Neo, and there is still a lot of buzz about it, based on the feedback we’ve seen here at Macworld. On Friday, we got a sense from Apple on what the response has been.On X, Apple CEO Tim Cook posted a quick message, stating, “Mac just had its best launch week ever for first-time Mac customers. We love seeing the enthusiasm!” X/Tim CookCook didn’t specifically say the &ldqu
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  • Grab an iPad Air for $200 off in Amazon’s blowout sale

    Grab an iPad Air for $200 off in Amazon’s blowout sale
    MacworldM3 iPad Air, 128GBView DealWe love seeing a good closeout deal on Apple tech, especially when the new model is a very minor update. So today’s deal is right up our alley: Right now, you can get the 128GB iPad Air with 5G cellular for $550, a savings of $200, and the absolute best price we’ve ever seen.Equipped with the M3 chip, this device delivers an exceptional performance whether you want to browse around, play games, practice hobbies, and so on. When we reviewed it, we ga
  • Satechi OntheGo Foldable Stand Hub review: A portable iPad stand with 7 ports

    Satechi OntheGo Foldable Stand Hub review: A portable iPad stand with 7 ports
    MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingProsSeven top-end portsPortableSolid stand for all iPadsConsLimited angle adjustmentHDMI capped at 4K/60HzShort built-in cableOur VerdictThere are enough fast ports to enable you create a desktop setup, and it’s portable enough to slip into your backpack or jacket pocket when you’re on the move.Price When Reviewed
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  • WWDC 2026 guide: Expected date, how to watch and new product rumors

    WWDC 2026 guide: Expected date, how to watch and new product rumors
    Macworld
    WWDC is Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, an annual event where the company sets its software agenda for the coming year. It is considered the most important date on Apple’s calendar for developers and enthusiasts alike.WWDC will start with a keynote in which Apple will unveil major updates to operating systems including iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. We may also see the company launch new Mac hardware.
    Apple is yet to confirm the date when WWDC will
  • 8 upgrades to make your old Apple gear feel new again

    8 upgrades to make your old Apple gear feel new again
    Macworld
    We all want the latest Apple device, but it’s just not realistic to upgrade every year–or every two, three, or four years. But no matter how old your Apple device is, it can always be augmented by a high-quality peripheral that adds extra functionality or fixes a problem that Apple hasn’t addressed yet. From protective cases to a color-accurate display, there are plenty of ways you can level up your Apple setup in 2026.We’ve rounded up a core selection of top pro
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  • This tiny fingerprint 256GB SSD is ready for travel

    This tiny fingerprint 256GB SSD is ready for travel
    Macworld
    TL;DR: This tiny fingerprint-secured 256GB SSD is $62.97 with free shipping.Spring and summer adventures usually mean one thing: a lot more photos, videos, and files piling up fast. Whether you’re traveling, shooting content, or just backing up important documents on the go, portable storage can make life a whole lot easier.Lucky for you, the iKlips S USB-C Nano Touch Fingerprint 256GB Portable SSD is available for $62.97 (reg. $89) with free shipping through M
  • Give your OS a spring refresh with Windows 11 Pro for $13

    Give your OS a spring refresh with Windows 11 Pro for $13
    Macworld
    TL;DR: Doing some spring cleaning? Your PC might need it too. Windows 11 Pro is just $12.97 right now.Spring cleaning usually means clearing out closets, donating old clothes, and finally tackling that junk drawer. But while you’re freshening up your home, it might be a good time to freshen up your PC, too.Microsoft Windows 11 Pro is available for just $12.97 (reg. $199)—a surprisingly affordable way to give your computer a modern upgrade.Windows 11 Pro b
  • George R. R. Martin: Apple TV series ‘Murderbot’ is a great sci-fi adaptation

    Apple TV’s comedic thriller “Murderbot,” starring and executive produced by Alexander Skarsgård, premiered globally on May 16, 2025 on Apple TV+.
    George R. R. Martin excels at creating intricate characters and immersive fictional worlds, yet he’s equally outspoken when sharing his views online. An avid consumer of art in addition to producing it himself, he offers bold opinions across the board. In July 2025, he posted on his “Not a Blog” about the Apple
  • Apple CEO Tim Cook rejects political labels, embraces President Trump’s ‘Made in America’ manufacturing push

    President Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled details of the tech company’s $100 billion investment in American manufacturing on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
    In a delicate high-stakes maneuver, Apple CEO Tim Cook is carefully avoiding political labels while strongly aligning his company with President Trump’s “America First” economic priorities.
    Emphasizing Apple’s massive $600 billion commitment to U.S. operations and manufacturing over the next four years, Cook ju
  • iPhone 17e teardown shows how to add MagSafe to iPhone 16e

    iPhone 17e supports MagSafe for fast wireless charging and connects to a wide ecosystem of chargers, cases, wallets, and other accessories.
    Just like every new Apple device, the iFixit team has performed a full teardown on the iPhone 17e. The standout discovery? You can upgrade your iPhone 16e to include MagSafe support simply by swapping in the iPhone 17e’s back panel.
    The two models share nearly identical designs, making their rear panels interchangeable. While the upgraded 16e won&rsquo
  • DarkSword malware targets iPhones that haven’t been updated yet

    DarkSword malware targets iPhones that haven’t been updated yet
    Macworld
    The Google Threat Intelligence Group has posted a report about malware that uses six different security vulnerabilities to attack an iPhone. According to the report, a toolkit called DarkSword has been used to create three malware families called Ghostblade, Ghostknife, and Ghostsaber, and iPhones running iOS 18.4 to 18.7 are vulnerable.All of the security holes used by the DarkSword malware have been fixed as of iOS 26.3 (the current version is iOS 26.3.1); most of them were fixed befo
  • Apple News bias: Stories from conservative outlets rise to almost 2% in February from 0%

    Less than 2% of the top stories featured on Apple News in February came from right-leaning outlets—a minimal uptick from 0% in January that a conservative watchdog group dismisses as mere “damage control” amid threats of federal action over alleged media bias.
    As The New York Post exclusively reported, Apple faced significant backlash last month after a Media Research Center analysis revealed that not a single article from a conservative outlet appeared among the top stories o
  • The iPhone 17e proves MagSafe charging speeds don’t matter

    The iPhone 17e proves MagSafe charging speeds don’t matter
    Macworld
    I didn’t have high expectations when I started testing Apple’s new iPhone 17e. Last year’s iPhone 16e struck me as a lopsided mess, and this year’s replacement seems to have many of the same issues: a faster processor and more RAM than is really necessary at this price point, and too many compromises in other areas. But at least one of those compromises is now worrying me a lot less.One of the main shortcomings of the 16e was the fact that it didn’t have Ma
  • Apple warns iPhone users to update iOS to thwart hacking campaigns

    Apple’s iOS 26
    Apple is urging iPhone users to update their devices following new cybersecurity research revealing that Russian intelligence-linked actors, Chinese cybercriminals, and other threat groups have deployed sophisticated exploit kits nicknamed DarkSword and Coruna to compromise phones running outdated versions of iOS.
    The tools — detailed this month in coordinated reports from Google Threat Intelligence Group, iVerify, and Lookout — function as powerful exploit chain
  • Hands-on: This iPhone case adds a rear touchscreen for selfies and expandable storage [Video]

    Hands-on: This iPhone case adds a rear touchscreen for selfies and expandable storage [Video]
    I love cases and accessories that look great but also serve multiple functions. Whether it’s a case with a built-in kick stand or a MagSafe battery that doubles as a charger for multiple devices, I am always looking for gear that solves more than one problem. So when I saw the new Selfix case i knew I had to try it out because of just how much it can do. It is a case and storage expander that adds a display on the rear, which acts as a viewfinder when taking selfies with the main camera. H
  • iOS 26 made one of iPhone’s wildest, most unique features a lot better

    iOS 26 made one of iPhone’s wildest, most unique features a lot better
    Did you know that your iPhone can replicate your voice, letting you enter text prompts that are spoken aloud in a voice that sounds eerily like you? The feature is called Personal Voice, and in iOS 26 it got a lot better.more…
  • When is WWDC 2026? Here’s what to expect

    When is WWDC 2026? Here’s what to expect
    One of the most exciting times of the year for Apple fans is coming soon. WWDC is held every June, and this year will mark the launch of iOS 27 and much more.When will Apple announce and hold WWDC this year? Head below for our expectations.more…
  • AirPods Pro 3 are under $200 just in time for spring

    AirPods Pro 3 are under $200 just in time for spring
    MacworldAirPods Pro 3View DealWith the weather finally starting to warm up, there’s no reason to wait around to get yourself some new earbuds. Over at Amazon, AirPods Pro 3 are down to $199 right now, a $50 discount and the best price we’ve seen all year.These earbuds are easily among our favorites, as we gave them a 4.5-star rating when we reviewed them, as well as our Editors’ Choice award. We loved how our favorite tracks sound with the buds in our ears, as well as the long-
  • Apple’s China smartphone sales jump 23% as overall market fell 4% to start 2026

    Apple’s iPhone 17
    Apple reported a robust 23% year-on-year increase in iPhone sales in China during the first nine weeks of 2026, significantly outperforming the broader market amid a general downturn. While several Android manufacturers raised prices due to elevated memory chip costs, Apple bucked the trend.
    Overall smartphone shipments in China declined 4% year-on-year during the January-to-early-March period, according to Counterpoint Research data released Thursday. Government subsidie
  • SmartGym’s massive update brings stretch suggestions, routine segments, training load, more

    SmartGym’s massive update brings stretch suggestions, routine segments, training load, more
    App Store Award winner SmartGym just rolled out an update packed with customization options and general quality-of-life improvements. Here’s what’s new.more…
  • You can now teach Adobe Firefly to generate images in your own visual style

    You can now teach Adobe Firefly to generate images in your own visual style
    With the new Firefly custom models, rolling out today in public beta, creators can train a model on their own aesthetic to consistently generate images that match their style. Here are the details.more…
  • Trademark application suggests AppleCare One could soon be coming to Europe

    Trademark application suggests AppleCare One could soon be coming to Europe
    Apple added yet another subscription service to its roster last summer in the form of AppleCare One, and it now appears that the company is preparing to launch it in Europe.A European trademark application has been accepted for “AppleCare One,” and it is now pending approval by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) …
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  • Could Apple’s London Marathon deal signal new Apple Watch features?

    Could Apple’s London Marathon deal signal new Apple Watch features?
    We learned this week that Apple has become an official partner of this year’s London Marathon, which takes place next month.The Apple Watch has of course helped a great many runners prepare for their own marathons and other long-distance races, but one of them wonders whether the sponsorship indicates plans to go further …
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  • Why Apple hasn’t gone all-in on keyboard glyphs in the new MacBooks

    Why Apple hasn’t gone all-in on keyboard glyphs in the new MacBooks
    The US has long been an outlier when it comes to Apple’s keyboards, using text labels for things like the tab, return and delete keys. The company has long been using glyphs instead of text for all of its keyboards in the rest of the world.That has now changed, with Apple switching from text to glyphs in the latest US versions of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, and matching this in the new MacBook Neo. There are some exceptions, however, and a likely practical reason for this …
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  • Studio Display (2026) review: A great monitor if you can get it for half-price

    Studio Display (2026) review: A great monitor if you can get it for half-price
    MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingProsWebcam is no longer terribleDual Thunderbolt 5 portsConsThe same panel tech from 2017 (or earlier)Webcam and speakers are just serviceableIncluded stand is tilt-only and upgrades are expensiveOur VerdictThe new Studio Display is a serviceable everyday monitor for 2026, but it is priced like a premium high-end HDR display. Its speakers and webcam get the job done but not much more, and while dual Thunderbolt 5 ports are nice, the ability to plug in other prod
  • FBI and DIA are buying location data of US citizens from data brokers

    FBI and DIA are buying location data of US citizens from data brokers
    Both the Federal Bureau of Intelligence (FBI) and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) have confirmed that they’re buying location data of US citizens from data brokers without warrants.Senator Ron Wyden has described this as both “dangerous” and an “outrageous” privacy abuse of the Fourth Amendment …
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  • MacBook Neo is classic Apple: Moving fast and breaking stuff

    MacBook Neo is classic Apple: Moving fast and breaking stuff
    Macworld
    What a funny coincidence that celebrations of Apple’s 50th anniversary would hit the same month that the company introduced the MacBook Neo, a $599 laptop that has the potential to take the Mac to new heights.The facts that Apple was founded in 1976 and the MacBook Neo exists in 2026 shouldn’t have anything in common but that they both involve a corporation called Apple. But that’s not right: Apple’s product philosophy is more continuous than you might imagine, a

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