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The original Macintosh 128K, famously unveiled in 1984 with an appropriately Orwellian advertising campaign, remains a source of fascination and nostalgia for Apple fans more than 40 years on. And third-party businesses are aware that this fascination can be monetised.

In the past we’ve covered an Apple Watch stand that makes your watch look like a tiny Macintosh, a Windows-based mini PC with a familiar look, and a cute replica of the Macintosh that’s half the height of a Coke can. Читать дальше...

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If there’s one thing we can all complain about when it comes to Apple gear, that’s just how expensive upgrading laptop storage can be (or storage for any device, if we’re being honest). Well, the Razer Thunderbolt 5 dock won’t just give you a bunch of extra ports, but also a way to expand your device’s storage.

Usually available for $400, the Razer Thunderbolt 5 Dock with RGB lighting is now on sale for $300, its best price yet. When we reviewed the model without RGB... Читать дальше...

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Apple has a big year of product releases planned, and the company kicked it all off by announcing the Apple Creator Suite. Okay, technically, Creator Suite isn’t a new product, if you consider that all of the products in the suite have been available for years. But the apps have new features, and the bundle itself is new (and a pretty good deal, if you ask me). Apple Creator Suite will be available on January 28.

In any case, Apple has opened the gates to its product releases... Читать дальше...

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Apple today unveiled Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription bundle that brings together all of its powerful editing and productivity apps into a single suite aimed at video editors, designers, musicians, and writers. Essentially, users can get apps like Final Cut Pro, Motion, and even Pixelmator Pro under the same subscription.

But what does this mean for users who already own these apps? Is this subscription more worthwhile than purchasing the apps separately? Читать дальше...

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Last week I wrote an article about iOS 26’s adoption rates, which, according to StatCounter research, are historically low. But it turns out that the numbers might not be as bad as originally thought.

The thing the report may have missed was a change Apple has made to the way Safari reports version numbers. As Nick Heer points out over on Pixel Envy, Safari on iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS stopped listing the current version of the operating system as of the launch of the 26.0 OSes last year. Or at least... Читать дальше...

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First, it was Liquid Glass. Then it was the icons. And then it was the icons again (though it’s a different set of icons). Now, there’s something else about macOS Tahoe’s redesign that annoys the heck out of users: the curves, specifically the curves on the windows.

In Tahoe, Apple decided to make the corner radius on windows more rounded. The thing is, as software developer Norbert Heger points out, doing this affects the interface for resizing a window. When you... Читать дальше...

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It’s been a good 15 or 20 minutes, so let’s check in on how things are going in the wacky world of AI.

Apple made a big announcement on Monday, confirming previous rumors that its next generation of AI will be based on Google’s Gemini. The fact that Apple’s announcement of this went to CNBC’s Jim Cramer tells you pretty much all you need to know about who this message is for.

As it turns out, someone else has a message for Wall Street investors, too: Nvidia... Читать дальше...

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TL;DR: The Keychron K3 is an ultra-slim, wireless, customizable mechanical keyboard that delivers a premium typing feel for just $79.99 (MSRP $104.99) with free shipping.

If you love mechanical keyboards but hate bulky boards that feel like workout equipment, the Keychron K3 Version 3 hits just right. It’s ultra-slim, wireless, customizable, and surprisingly powerful—especially at $79.99 with free shipping.

The K3 features a compact 75% layout, which keeps... Читать дальше...