Podcast #809 – RX 9070 Release Date, X3D totally Rules, RTX 5070 Ti Leak, Lots of Quarterly Financials, DOOM on a cable and AI Granny

It was another week in computer hardware, and Brett is BACK to help us talk about it. We've got so much Financial Talk, some RX 9070 info, comparisons to the 5070ti, and… Source

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Everything you need to know about Apple’s future in foldable iPhones, iPads, & Macs

Given the market and a decade of patents, it's no surprise that Apple is experimenting with foldable displays that would be used in a future iPhone Fold, iPad, or Mac. Here's what the rumor mill says is coming. Apple Vision Pro appears to be Apple's answer to customers' ever-increasing need for display real estate. However,…

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iOS 18.4 Beta 1 is expected in first half of February

iOS 18.4 will primarily focus on Siri It now seems likely that Apple is gearing up to roll out its next beta, this time designed to offer significant improvements for its voice assistant. Apple continues to slowly roll out Apple Intelligence, with the first features appearing in iOS 18.1. These included Writing Tools, system wide…

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iPhone SE 4 — Everything we know about Apple’s next budget-friendly phone

The fourth-generation iPhone SE is set to bring about a multitude of visual and functional changes taken from earlier iPhone models. Here's what to expect from Apple, as soon as next week. For the past two iterations, Apple's iPhone SE has maintained a dated look, with thick bezels and a Touch ID Home button that…

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Apple breaks the Mac App Store for macOS Sierra users

Apple's macOS Sierra came out in 2016 A back end change to the Mac App Store appears to have shut out users of macOS Sierra and older versions, blocking not just purchases, but also downloads of software already bought. While users of the current macOS Sequoia have recently benefited from Mac App Store changes, it's…

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Apple Invites, Doom on a cable, and M5 is coming, on the AppleInsider Podcast

Apple Invites debuts and needs a lot more work, the M5 processor is in production, and you can now hack even a cable to run Doom, all on the AppleInsider Podcast. Following the rumors that it would be doing an internal beta test of an event planning app, Apple instead released Apple Invites publicly —…

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