Windows 11 tool brings a macOS feature to the desktop — and I can't believe this useful trick isn't in Microsoft's OS already A Microsoft exec made a utility to bring this cool macOS feature to Windows 11. TechRadar · Apr 15
MacBook Neo is only the beginning: My exclusive interview with Apple's John Ternus and Joz We interview Apple’s Steve ‘Joz’ Joswiak and John Ternus about the possibility of Apple glasses, how the MacBook Neo came to be and Apple’s unique perspective on AI’s evolution. Tom’s Guide · Apr 15
Mahmood’s migration changes will deliver fraction of claimed savings, data suggests Exclusive: Analysis of government figures indicates public finances will gain £600m not £10bn if migrants’ access to benefits is reduced The Guardian - UK · Apr 13
'Today is the day you've been waiting for': eGPUs can now officially turn a humble Mac Mini into an AI powerhouse Apple approves TinyGPU driver, letting Mac Mini and Apple Silicon users connect external GPUs to accelerate demanding AI workloads. TechRadar · Apr 11
Ticking time bomb bug in macOS disables network connectivity after 49 days — but there’s a fix Newly discovered macOS bug completely disables your internet connection if your Mac is left on for 49 days without a reboot. Tom’s Guide · Apr 9
This clever iPadOS 26.4 feature brings it ever closer to the Mac — and that makes me worried The iPadOS 26.4 update adds a new Mac-like feature that could spell confusion if you want a cheap laptop. TechRadar · Apr 9
macOS has a 49.7-day networking time bomb built in that only a reboot fixes — comparison operation on unreliable time value stops machines dead in their tracks The macOS networking stack has a bug that creates a 49.7-day-long countdown to disaster that currently requires a reboot to fix, as discovered by AI service provider Photon. Tom’s Hardware · Apr 7
MacBook Neo is so popular Apple is running out of A18 Pro chips: here's how long you'll wait Apple's MacBook Neo is facing major delays, but some units are available as Apple reportedly scrambles to address chip shortages. Tom’s Guide · Apr 7
Thanks, AI: global RAM shortage means my favorite Mac ever is getting harder to find It looks like Mac mini and Mac Studio PCs have been hit by the 'RAMpocolypse', with delays of up to four months. TechRadar · Apr 7
I tested Satechi’s new Thunderbolt 5 CubeDock and it works great with my MacBook Pro — but I keep mistaking it for a Mac mini M4 Satechi’s new Thunderbolt 5-powered CubeDock may look like the company’s take on the Mac mini M4 but it’s the perfect companion for any Apple laptop. Tom’s Guide · Apr 4
How Apple shaped modern computing over 50 years — and where it got it wrong From GUI to exploding batteries, here's our pics for Apple's most famous (and infamous) computing contributions. Tom’s Guide · Apr 4
I ditched Windows for Mac before it was cool and felt like the odd kid out at school — now everyone wants a MacBook Going with Mac over Windows didn’t always used to be a choice as some workloads just weren’t possible on a beige tower. Tom’s Guide · Apr 3
Alogic Edge 40-inch 5K ultrawide monitor review: This stunning Mac-friendly display is outstanding for creatives — but calibration is needed before use Keep your workspace clear with this huge 21:9 40-inch 5K monitor. It’s an excellent pick for studios and creative offices. TechRadar · Apr 3
Apple Just Turned 50 Years Old. Is the AAPL Stock Cake Stale or Sweet? Apple has kept up with the decades, starting with gaming products and Macs to iPods, iPhones, and smartwatches. So can the first U.S. company to hit $1 trillion continue on its famous expansion journey? Barchart · Apr 2
Tom’s Guide · Apr 2 Apple's Joz and John Ternus recall the 'wow' moment when Steve Jobs changed the trajectory of the company Apple’s Greg ‘Joz’ Joswiak shares the moment upon Steve Jobs' return that changed the way the company thinks about products and the future of the company.
Marie Claire · Apr 2 I've Never Been Blown Away by a Concealer, But This Has Earned a Permanent Spot in My Routine So good, I wish I'd had it on my wedding day
TechRadar · Apr 1 ‘A computer should be yours’: Framework CEO blasts the MacBook Neo over a core difference between the laptops Framework’s founder says Apple’s MacBook Neo isn’t repairable enough and is made with a different philosophy in mind.
PC Gamer · Apr 1 Apple turns 50 today: here's what it does better than PC (no foolin') The Mac vs PC debate is as old as the companies that make 'em. But even I can admit Apple silicon is a bit of a beast.
Sports Illustrated · Apr 1 Grading Every Men’s College Basketball Head Coaching Hire So Far College basketball’s coaching carousel has slowed down as the world waits for North Carolina to make a hire. As the Tar Heels weigh their options, SI has grades for the biggest hires so far.
Creative Bloq · Apr 1 From 'Switch!' to 'Get a Mac', here are the best Apple ads of the last 50 years These are the most iconic ads from the company that has never been afraid to think different.
TechRadar · Mar 31 Apple turns 50 — we’re live-tracking the celebration, surprises, and more Join us live as Apple hits the 50-year mark, with updates, reactions, and what it means for the future.
Tom’s Guide · Mar 31 I put Apple’s new macOS ClickFix warnings to the test and they actually worked — now I want them on Windows too Apple now shows a warning before pasting anything that could be dangerous in macOS Tahoe 26.4 to help keep you safe from ClickFix attacks.
International Business Times UK · Mar 31 When Is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Wedding Date? Pop Icon Allegedly Considers Scrapping Wedding Plans Over Security Leaks Taylor Swift is reportedly reconsidering her 13 June wedding to Travis Kelce after details of the date and the Ocean House venue were leaked. An insider told Heat magazine that Swift feels overwhelmed, while Kelce is said to be quietly investigating suspected leaks within his circle.
Marie Claire · Mar 30 Angelina Jolie Proves That the Red Statement Lip Will Always Reign Supreme The perfect combination.
The Conversation · Mar 30 Apple at 50: eight technology leaps that changed our world In the early 1970s, the idea of an ordinary person owning a computer sounded absurd. Computers back then were more like aircraft carriers or nuclear power plants than household appliances – vast machines housed in data centres operated by teams of specialists, serving governments, universities and large corporations.