32-inch iMac Pro: What you need to know about the rumors

Prior to March 2022, Apple sold two sizes of its iMac desktop computer. The smaller-screened model was more suited to home users due to its less powerful processor, while the larger 27-inch model, with more speed, higher-end features, and high-res display, was meant to be powerful enough for more demanding users. When Apple introduced the…

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Get a pair of AirPods Max in any color for less than $400 today

Apple’s top-of-the-line AirPods Max are very close to their Prime Day low thanks to an incredible sale that knocks $150 off the price. And you don’t need to settle either—every model the AirPods Max is available for $400 at Amazon, an excellent price for a fantastic set of headphones. The previous Prime Day low was…

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Check your mail, because Apple may send you a $395 check this week

Apple’s switch to its own chips in 2020 didn’t just deliver greater speed and efficiency to the MacBook lineup. It also brought the 16-inch model’s Magic Keyboard to the rest of the lineup, closing the book on one of the most maligned hardware designs in Apple’s history. The butterfly keyboard was so bad that Apple…

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Samsung Shrinks LPDDR5X Chips by 9%, Now Just 0.65mm Thick

Samsung is announcing today that it has begun mass production of 12 GB and 16 GB LPDDR5X modules in the industry's thinnest package. Samsung's shrunken memory packages measure approximately 0.65 mm in thickness, making them 0.06 mm (~9%) thinner than standard LPDDR5X packages. The company expects the new DRAM devices to be used to make…

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Federal judge rules Google an illegal search monopoly

A federal court ruled on Monday that Google has illegally maintained a monopoly over internet search, entering into exclusivity agreements to build and maintain its monopoly over search services. The ruling said that Google “enjoys an 89.2% share of the market for general search services, which increases to 94.9% on mobile devices.” The judgment states…

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Rumored slim model should be called the iPhone Air, guesses pundit

Renders of the iPhone Slim A new rumor says that Apple will call the expected thinner iPhone the "iPhone Air," but so far, the claim is as light as the name. There have been so many reported leaks about a slimmer iPhone that it seems likely one is coming. Front Page Tech YouTube Jon Prosser…

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Apple Wallet driver’s license support being tested by California DMV

Adding a driving license to Apple Wallet California is gearing up to offer a digital driver's license, allowing drivers to carry a version of the government ID in the Apple Wallet. The rollout of the ability to store digital driving licenses and state IDs in the Apple Wallet is extremely slow, with Ohio becoming only…

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