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The 2025 Amazon fall Prime Day sale is now officially live with loads of big-time price drops on Apple’s latest releases. From the M4 MacBook Air and just about all of the current-generation iPad releases from $279 to AirPods 4 back at the best prices of all-time, if you’re looking to upgrade, now’s as good a time as any. All of the prime time Apple deals also join a host of discounts across wide-range of Mac and iPhone accessories, including new all-time lows on the recently-released Apple iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and iPhone Air cases, alongside price drops on just about anything else you might have your eye on right now. Head below for a closer look at all of this year’s best fall Prime Day Apple deals. 

Every now and then there is an app or utility whose usefulness is so obvious that you immediately think it ought to be part of macOS.

Folder Quick Look is a great example of this. It does one very simple job – and does it in a way that just seems like it has always been there …

I may not be a fan personally, but plenty of people seem to love the new Cosmic Orange colour option for the iPhone 17 Pro. While the color is officially exclusive to just two phones, you can now have any of your devices in this color.

Dbrand skins are now available in the new color for a wide range of devices, including the iPhone Air, MacBooks, iPads, AirPods, and even Android phones and Windows laptops …

The box office hit F1: The Movie is now available to buy on Blu-ray and DVD, with a special 4K Blu-ray edition also available. (It’s already been available for digital download since August.)

The disc release comes as the film’s theatrical run comes to a close, topping $189 million domestic and over $438 million worldwide. It should be available on Apple TV+ soon, but the company has still not announced a streaming date …

We hear occasional good news stories where somebody is able to use Find My iPhone to track a stolen device and successfully recover it, but a new record has been set when tracking a single iPhone led to a gang suspected of smuggling up to 40,000 stolen phones to China.

The iPhone was tracked to an airport warehouse where it was found in a box with 894 other phones, leading to the arrest of 18 suspects and more than 2,000 recovered phones …

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Apple is widely expected to announce new iPads and Macs later this month, alongside an updated Apple Vision Pro. And if current inventory levels are anything to go by, the announcements could come sooner rather than later.

OpenAI is rolling out an interesting ChatGPT integration with multiple apps and platforms, ahead of a broader rollout later this year. Here’s how it works.

For the longest time, one of AirPods’ best features was absent from the car. But in iOS 26, Apple has made AirPods and CarPlay work better together than ever. Here’s how.

Update October 7, 2025: Apple has released TestFlight 4.0.1 and it removes all references to the “Tester Matching” feature.

In an update today, Apple introduced a visual refresh to TestFlight, based on the Liquid Glass look, as well as an interesting discovery feature. Here are the details.

iOS 26.1 beta 2 arrived today for developers, bringing the latest changes ahead of the release’s anticipated public launch soon. Here’s what’s new.

I am so happy for the arrival of the AirPods Pro 3. I had been hanging on to my original Pro 2 models from 2022, and they had seen better days. In fact, I think AirPods are one of the best products Apple has ever shipped. Because I take them everywhere, I love having a case that makes them easier to carry and keeps them protected. The ESR Orbit Hybrid Case for AirPods Pro 3 is designed with MagSafe in mind while adding durability, a strong lid, and a few nice extras. If you are looking for a great AirPods Pro 3 case, keep reading to learn more about why I like this one a lot.

Apple redesigned the alarm screen in iOS 26 with much larger buttons than before, but now it’s making another change in iOS 26.1: there’s a new ‘Slide to stop’ gesture for dismissing an alarm as of beta 2.

Apple released iPadOS 26.1 beta 2 to developers today, and it comes with a major returning feature: Slide Over multitasking is back on the iPad. Here’s how it works.

Apple today updated its Apple Support app, bringing iOS 26 compatibility, as well as a few under-the-hood improvements.

Two weeks after releasing the first developer beta of macOS 26.1, the company is now rolling out developer beta 2, ahead of its official launch in a fiew weeks. Here’s what to expect.

Apple has released iOS 26.1 beta 2 for developers. The update comes two weeks after the first beta was released.

watchOS 26.1 is the next noteworthy software update coming to the Apple Watch, and today Apple released developer beta 2.

Apple has just released new developer beta software for Apple TV users: tvOS 26.1 beta 2 is now available to download. Here’s why the forthcoming update might be set to hold surprises for users.

Apple has a new wave of beta software rolling out now, and iPadOS 26.1 developer beta 2 is available for download. Here are the details.

Rivian’s CEO RJ Scaringe was the latest guest on the Decoder podcast, and during the interview he vehemently defended the company’s decision to not support Apple CarPlay. Here’s what he said.