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Deals: iPad Pro $400 off, M4 MacBook Air from $749 or M3 model up to $600 off, M5 MacBook Pro, more

We are now less than 24 hours out from the official start of Amazon’s Black Friday sale – get a sneak peek at the deals here – but it is already serving some serious price matches and deep discounts right now. The entire M4 MacBook Air lineup has now dropped a touch lower starting from $749 and we have this 24GB M3 model at $600 off the original list price. On top of that the M5 MacBook Pro has dropped even lower and this 1TB iPad Pro is a giant $400 off the list price. The Satechi Black Friday sitewide sale is now live and you’ll loads more waiting below. 

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More iPhone users can add their driver’s license to Apple Wallet starting today

Update November 19: This feature is now live. Illinois residents can now head to the Wallet app to add their licenses. Original story below.


Apple Wallet support for digital driver’s licenses and state IDs continues to expand. Now, Illinois has officially announced that starting tomorrow, iPhone users will be able to add their driver’s license or state ID to the Apple Wallet app for digital access.

With the addition of Illinois, support for this feature is available in 13 states, along with Puerto Rico.

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A cluster of Mac Studios is just one reason we no longer need a Mac Pro

A cluster of Mac Studios is just one reason we no longer need a Mac Pro | Mac Studio on a desktop (sorry about the xmas trees, it was a colorful image ...)

Back in the Intel days, the Mac Pro was the computer many of us lusted over even if we had no possible justification for actually buying one. It was by far the most powerful Mac and the easiest to upgrade – not to mention one of the most beautiful machines the company ever made.

The 2023 Mac Pro was even more gorgeous than its predecessor, but with the radical new architecture of Apple Silicon, the writing was already on the wall …

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Cloudflare explains the mistake that took down large chunks of the internet yesterday

Cloudflare explains the mistake that took down large chunks of the internet yesterday | Close-up photo of an purely illustrative error message

Huge chunks of the internet were completely unavailable yesterday, with many other websites and services experiencing slow performance. It was immediately clear that the problem was with the Cloudflare network, but it took some time for the company to establish the true cause.

Cloudflare says that it initially believed it was experiencing a massive cyber-attack, but subsequently realized the problems were caused by a “painful” error with a software update …

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9to5Mac Daily: November 18, 2025 – Apple vs Masimo drags on, iPadOS 26.2

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This Black Friday, get pCloud lifetime secure cloud storage for 60% off

This Black Friday, get pCloud lifetime secure cloud storage for 60 percent off | Promo graphic shown

We all have too many digital subscriptions these days, with each of those individual monthly costs adding up. Swapping out your recurring cloud storage fees for a single pCloud lifetime subscription can make a lot of financial sense.

Best of all, there’s no need to compromise on security to do it. pCloud protects your data with end-to-end encryption (E2EE) and is based in Switzerland, which has the strictest data privacy laws in the world. The firm offers a three-in-one bundle that combines lifetime storage, client-side encryption, and a secure password manager …

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The M4 MacBook Air is the best value in tech, here’s why

Apple released the M4 MacBook Air back in March of 2025. On the surface it was not a game changing improvement compared to the previous model. We did get some new FaceTime camera features and better external display support but nothing really jumped out at you. But the magic of this laptop is the amount of value you get for the price. Right now you can get a brand new M4 MacBook Air from Amazon for under $750. The amount of power, efficiency and sheer computer you get for that price is insane. Let’s dive in.

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