Apple’s macOS 27 Golden Gate beta is causing major headaches for Asahi Linux users by making Linux installations disappear from the boot picker. While data is not lost, the incident highlights how tightly Apple controls the Apple Silicon ecosystem and why Linux users remain vulnerable to changes made by Cupertino.
Apple used WWDC26 to unveil a dramatically smarter Siri, expand Apple Intelligence across its ecosystem, and introduce major new child safety tools. The announcements mark Apple’s biggest AI push yet and signal a major shift in the company’s software strategy.
Logitech has unveiled the Rugged Combo 4c and 4c Touch keyboard cases for iPad, focusing on durability, USB-C connectivity, and education-friendly deployment features.
1Password is raising its Safari requirements, and while nothing breaks immediately, the change highlights a growing issue for users holding onto older Apple devices.
Apple is handing leadership to John Ternus after years of financial success under Tim Cook, but product concerns are hard to ignore.
Apple has set WWDC 2026 for June 8, and AI is expected to dominate the event. Here is what to expect from the keynote and beyond.
OtterBox Figura Series delivers a thinner softer case with MagSafe support and drop protection across multiple iPhone models.
A new DarkSword iOS exploit can steal your data and crypto wallets in minutes without leaving a trace. Here is what you need to know.
Apple has introduced AirPods Max 2 with improved noise cancellation, new H2 powered features, and support for lossless audio via USB-C.
The Apple MacBook Neo promises a lot for $599, but after spending just one day with it, I decided to return it. While performance is solid and macOS still shines, the unreliable trackpad, washed out display, tinny speakers, and lack of a backlit keyboard make the experience feel compromised.
Apple has had over a decade to fix a maddening iOS bug – when you copy an email address, you get a mailto: prefix you never asked for. It is a small thing. It should not still be happening.
Apple just launched MacBook Neo for $599. If the specs hold up, many cheap Windows laptops may suddenly look like bad deals.