Apple just reported another massive quarter, with $114.5 billion in revenue and $30.7 billion in profit. While iPhone and Mac sales are booming, iPad and wearables revenue is heading in the wrong direction.
Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro introduces tandem OLED, M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, and a lighter design, with prices starting at $2,899.
Apple is bringing OpenAI-powered assistants and support for external AI agents to Keynote, Pages, and Numbers. The November Creator Studio update also introduces generative AI features in Pixelmator Pro and Logic Pro, but raises questions for customers who purchased Apple’s professional applications outright.
Apple’s new M6 MacBook Pro and iMac offer faster processors, Wi-Fi 7, and improved AI capabilities. However, Siri AI remains in beta, and expanded access to certain AI features will eventually cost extra.
Apple’s $699 iPad mini adds OLED, A20 Pro, and water resistance, but its screen refresh rate remains undisclosed and some AI features face usage limits.
Apple warns compromised security keys could let fake website certificates fool some Mac tools while a software update is still pending.
iFixit’s Apple iPhone Duo teardown reveals a possible hinge-related cause of cracked screens, plus a $999 inner-display repair cost without coverage.
Apple iPhone Duo owners report screens cracking near the hinge, raising questions about the AI-assisted manufacturing process behind its precision design.
I love the Beats 360’s bass, noise cancellation, and Apple integration. But the best comfort requires UltraPlush cushions, and the missing charging cable is baffling.
IDC reports a 20.1 percent drop in Q3 2026 PC shipments as high prices, memory shortages, and excess inventory batter Lenovo, HP, and Dell.
Apple and King Charles III charity The King’s Trust launch Creative Labs to help young adults build creative careers, starting with music workshops.
While I drove at 55 mph on the Long Island Expressway, Apple Maps asked me to confirm a nearby hazard. The tappable CarPlay prompt appeared closest to the driver.