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  • Apple’s AI partnership with Alibaba raises alarms in Washington
    by Marcus Mendes
    Apple’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad streak of regulatory woes just got a little worse. According to The New York Times, government members have raised concerns about the company’s partnership with Alibaba to bring AI features to iPhones in China. more…
  • Gemini app rolling out prompt bar redesign on Android, iOS
    by 9to5Google
    Following the web redesign and other changes, Google is introducing a new prompt bar for the Gemini app on Android and iOS. more…
  • Epic asks court to compel Apple to reinstate Fortnite on the App Store
    by Marcus Mendes
    Late Friday, Epic Games sent a letter to U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers accusing Apple of refusing to consider its Fortnite submission, calling it “Apple’s latest attempt to circumvent this Court’s Injunction and this Court’s authority.” more…
  • Apple says it won’t yet ‘take action’ on Fortnite return to the App Store
    by Michael Burkhardt
    Last week, Epic Games resubmitted Fortnite to the App Store in the United States. This followed a court ruling that stated Apple wasn’t allowed to charge a 27% commission on payments conducted through external payment services on the U.S. App Store. However, when it submitted the new version of Fortnite for app review, Epic Games […]
  • How to upgrade the M4 Mac mini SSD and save hundreds [Video]
    by Jeff Benjamin
    The is one of the best values in Mac computers, but upgrading the storage to the maximum 2TB significantly reduces that value proposition. That’s because Apple charges an insane $800 for the upgrade, turning the budget $600 computer into a $1400 one. In other words, you can purchase two base model Mac minis for less […]

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  • Adobe Acrobat’s subscription model just got roasted by this lifetime PDF editor
    Macworld Adobe Acrobat may be the industry standard, but that comes with a $200+ price tag every single year. So when a Mac-friendly PDF editor comes along offering a lifetime of features for a fraction of the cost, it’s worth taking seriously.  If you only need app that can edit, annotate, and convert PDFs that you don’t have […]
  • Laut Wall Charger Universal Pro 65W review
    Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Excellent charging performance Good thermal behavior Three ports Cons No even power distribution across the ports Our Verdict With the Universal Pro 65W, Laut has succeeded in creating a USB-C charger without major weaknesses, with compact dimensions and a favourable price. Price When Reviewed This value will show the […]
  • Microsoft boasts that Copilot+ PCs are faster than Macs Apple doesn’t sell anymore
    Macworld Hey, it’s Friday! If you have plans to, I dunno, maybe hang out at the bar (or pub, for the UKers) or something like that with a bunch of PC-loving friends, well, y’all will have something to talk about tonight. Microsoft fired a salvo at Apple in the form of a video short that […]
  • Pair this stylish and speedy mouse with your Mac for $90 less than Apple charges
    Macworld Sure, we love Apple’s Magic Mouse, but despite its alluring design, it’s probably not the one we’d recommend buying. However, this Corsair M75 Air mouse is far more suitable for most users, and it’s only $40 right now, a savings of $90 off what Apple charges for the same mouse (although that model has […]
  • Fortnite on iOS goes offline worldwide as Apple blocks U.S. App Store return
    Macworld The battle royale between Apple and Epic Games over Fortnite doesn’t appear to be ending anytime soon.  After a judge ordered Apple to allow developers to link to external payment systems, Epic Games rushed to deliver Fortnite to the App Store after a five-year absence. Earlier this week, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney said the […]

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