Choosing between a MacBook (macOS) and a Windows laptop isn’t just about hardware—it’s about the ecosystem, workflows, budget, and personal preferences. Here’s a refined breakdown to help you decide: Software Ecosystem & Workflow Upgradability & Repairability Price & Value Special Use Cases Ecosystem & Compatibility So, Which One Suits You? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The “better” system depends […]
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Apple’s upcoming iOS 26 update introduces several new features for AirPods. These features are currently available in the developer beta, which includes functionality enhancements focused on audio control, camera integration, and call quality. You can install the latest iOS 26 beta and gain access to the new AirPods features today. However, keep in mind that this […]
Google is preparing to release a mandatory software update for a subset of Pixel 6A devices to address a battery overheating risk, following a similar measure applied earlier this year to the Pixel 4A. According to a statement from Google’s Alex Moriconi, the update will activate new battery management features that limit capacity and reduce […]
Apple has confirmed that Rosetta 2 will remain available through macOS 27, continuing to support Intel app compatibility on Apple Silicon Macs during the transition period. Rosetta 2 allows apps built for Intel-based Macs (x86 architecture) to run on Apple Silicon Macs (Arm architecture) by translating their code. Apple now states that after macOS 27, […]
macOS Tahoe removes the Launchpad feature and introduces a new Applications interface, modeled after the App Library found on iPhone and iPad. The Applications view organizes apps into categories such as Utilities, Productivity and Finance, Social, Creativity, Information and Reading, Entertainment, and Other. A Suggested section appears at the top. >>>New 7812mAh A2042 Replacement Battery […]
A new report suggests macOS 26 will drop support for an additional Intel Mac model: the 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro with two Thunderbolt ports. This information comes from a reliable but private X (formerly Twitter) account known for accurate Apple software leaks. The source expressed some doubt about the exclusion, but noted it aligns with […]
Apple is preparing to launch the iPhone 17 Air this September as the replacement for the iPhone 16 Plus. According to recent reports, the device will weigh between 145g and 150g, making it lighter than Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge. The weight reduction is attributed to the use of 7000 series aluminum for the frame, instead of titanium, […]
If you’re using macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, Apple allows you to use a nearby iPhone as your Mac‘s microphone input through the Continuity Camera feature. This works wirelessly and requires that both devices are signed into the same Apple ID. To enable the iPhone as a microphone input, go to your Mac’s Apple menu and open System […]
The upcoming iPhone 17 Air could be the first Apple smartphone to use advanced silicon-anode batteries, with TDK reportedly set to begin shipments by the end of June. TDK CEO Noboru Saito confirmed in a recent interview that the company has accelerated its production timeline, potentially allowing smartphone makers to use the batteries in models launching this […]
On May 14, Brazilian antitrust regulator CADE voted unanimously to maintain a provisional measure requiring Apple to loosen restrictions on how iOS developers offer services and handle payments in their apps. The measure follows a 2022 investigation prompted by a complaint from Mercado Libre. App Store Restrictions Under Scrutiny Apple’s policy requires iOS developers to use its […]