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New leak confirms new iPhone 18 Pro Dark Cherry, Light Blue colors
About a month ago, Macworld published an exclusive report detailing the upcoming color palette for the iPhone 18 Pro. As our source confirmed, Apple was planning to offer a new array of options this year, with a purplish “Dark Cherry” leading the pack and possibly four options joining the lineup, including light blue, dark gray, and silver.
Now, courtesy of Sonny Dickson on X, we have our first look at iPhone 1
5 easy tweaks to turn your distracting Apple Watch into a quiet fitness tracker
I love my Apple Watch, and I know I’m not alone—the device dominates the wearables market and is easily the best smartwatch money can buy.
But that doesn’t mean it’s perfect, and there are plenty of ways that it can feel below par, even irritating at times. Few of those factors are more conspicuous than the way it can sometimes serve as a wrist-worn distraction tool. With the rise of screenless, silent trackers like the Whoop and
WWDC 2026: The year of the do-over
Every year at WWDC, Apple kicks off a new cycle of operating system updates that will change the faces of the devices we use every day for the next year. On June 8, we’ll get our first glimpse at what the “27” operating systems will bring, which will lead to their arrival in the fall and numerous major updates all the way through next May, when the cycle will begin again.
I’ve been attending Apple’s WWDC since sometime in the 1990s, which is… a long time. But this year’s event promises to be one of the most interesting ones yet, mostly because in
Get Apple power, Retina display, and 1TB storage with a near-mint MacBook Pro refurb for $430
TL;DR: Grab a refurbished 2020 MacBook Pro for just $429.97 (reg. $1,999) through June 14 and score a powerful 13-inch laptop for a fraction of the usual price. Sale ends June 14.
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iOS 27 leak: Camera app to get new AI powers, customizable UI
AI is going to be the prevailing theme at WWDC26 on June 8, and a new report provides a sneak peek at the new AI-based Siri. But while Siri is certainly the star, the report also provides details on iOS 27’s new Camera app as well.
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the Camera app is getting the Siri treatment and will replace the current Visual Intelligence implementation, which is currently a separate action triggere
How to scan documents on iPhone and save them as PDFs
Sometimes, you need to turn a piece of paper into a digital file. Maybe you need to include a receipt, registration, or other form of proof in an online form. Maybe you want to keep copies of your important documents in the cloud, so they’re always accessible and safe from being lost or destroyed. Such documents are often digitized as PDF files.
It used to be that you needed to use either dedicated hardware or a third-party app to take a photo of a document and convert it to PDF. That is no longer the case: Apple includes a very handy document scanner in the iPhone’s Notes and Files apps, and it does a
Massive iOS 27 leak shows off Apple’s new Siri app, Camera, Dynamic Island takeover
In a bombshell report barely a week before the WWDC keynote on June 8, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has concluded his string of iOS 27
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I switched to a 4-year-old iPhone and cured myself of the upgrade bug
Every September, Apple convinces millions of people that their current iPhone suddenly feels old. There’s always a new camera feature, a faster chip, a longer battery life, or some AI-powered trick designed to create that familiar feeling: maybe it’s time to upgrade.
This year, I decided to test something. Rather than moving forward, I went backwards. I swapped my iPhone 17 Pro Max for an iPhone 13 Pro Max as my main phone. Not because I had to, but because I wanted to see how much I would actually miss. And the answer
Apple teased an iOS 27 feature so exciting, I need it right now
When people think about Accessibility features on the iPhone, they usually imagine tools designed for a relatively small group of users with specific needs. But every now and then, Apple introduces something that has the potential to change the way everyone interacts with their devices.
That’s exactly what happened last week. As part of its annual Accessibility preview ahead of
Surprise! Your iPhone, iPad, or Mac is worth a little more today
While these things generally move in the other direction, Apple has surprisingly raised the maximum amount of money it offers for trade-ins on a host of popular products.
When you trade in your old Apple product toward the purchase of a new one, you can now earn just a bit more money (assuming your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch is in good condition). Most of the maximum trade-in values have increased from $5 to $20, with a few outliers offering more, including MacBook Air and Mac mini.
Stop renting Microsoft Office every year and own the latest version for life instead — now a flat $130
TL;DR: Skip the recurring Microsoft 365 bill and get a lifetime license for Microsoft Office 2024 Home and Business for Mac or PC for $129.97 through May 31.
For a long time, Microsoft 365’s biggest selling point was getting the
Why squeeze files onto a tiny laptop when this 1TB iMac is only $350?
TL;DR: Get a refurbished 2019 Apple iMac with a Retina 4K display, 1TB storage, and Apple’s sleek all-in-one design for $349.99 (MSRP $1,499).
Running out of laptop storage somehow always happens at the worst possible moment. One big photo library, a few
Macworld Podcast: WWDC26 preview of macOS 27 and Mac hardware
In part 1 of our preview of Apple WWDC26, we talk about what we could see in macOS 27 and upcoming Mac hardware. Tune in to the show to find out more!
This is episode 985 with Michael Simon, Jason Cross, and Roman Loyola.
Apple Wallet IDs: How to add your license (and where it actually works)
Apple added the capability to add digital state IDs or driver’s licenses to Apple Wallet years ago, with the very first supporting states announced back in 2021.
It’s a standards-based approach (ISO 18013-5) that is meant to be more secure and private than physical identification, as well as finally closing one of the last loopholes th
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Apple’s new icons are so befuddling there’s an official guide to help explain them
When Apple released Creator Studio, a software bundle of its professional creative tools, it also redesigned each app’s icons. We’re not talking about a simple tweak here and a new color there; we’re talking about completely different symbols or artistic renditions that are so drastic that they do not instantly trigger a mental connection to the old icons.
However, Apple didn’t get rid of those old icons. Instead, it’s using the old icons to differentiate between the