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“Apple is dropping its commission rate in the App Store in China to 25 from 30 following discussions with the Chinese regulator the company said Thursday The new 25 commission will apply to paid apps and in purchases while a lower 12 commission down from 15 will be charged for auto renewals of in-app purchases after their first year. The changes go into effect on March 15, 2026, and will not require developers to accept new terms, Apple said. The …”“Apple is dropping its commission rate in the App Store in China to 25 from 30 following discussions with the Chinese regulator the company said Thursday The new 25 commission will apply to paid apps and in purchases while a lower 12 commission down from 15 will be charged for auto renewals of in-app purchases after their first year. The changes go into effect on March 15, 2026, and will not require developers to accept new terms, Apple said. The decision to adjust commissions without a long public battle indicates both how important China is to Apple's market, as well as how Apple sees its App Store's business value. The company in its first quarter reported soaring iPhone sales in China, with revenue up 16% year over year, helping it deliver a record-breaking quarter. Compared with the EU, …”View more
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Apple is reducing its App Store commission rate in China from 30% to 25%, effective March 15, 2026, following talks with regulators. This decision highlights the importance of the Chinese market for Apple, especially after reporting a 16% revenue increase in iPhone sales there, contrasting sharply with its ongoing regulatory battles in the EU and the U.S. This indicates a strategic shift in how Apple manages its business relationships globally.
TechCrunch Daily Crunch·Peacock expands into AI-driven video, mobile-first live sports, and gaming·Mar 14, 2026
“Riding out today, it is the end of an era. Apple has confirmed to 9to5Mac that the Mac Pro is being discontinued. It has been removed from Apple's website as of Thursday afternoon, and all references of it have been removed from the Mac homepage. Apple has also confirmed to 9to5Mac that it has no plans to offer future Mac Pro hardware. The Mac Pro has lived many lives over the years. Apple released the current Mac Pro industrial design in 2019 alongside the Pro Display XDR, which was also …”“Riding out today, it is the end of an era. Apple has confirmed to 9to5Mac that the Mac Pro is being discontinued. It has been removed from Apple's website as of Thursday afternoon, and all references of it have been removed from the Mac homepage. Apple has also confirmed to 9to5Mac that it has no plans to offer future Mac Pro hardware. The Mac Pro has lived many lives over the years. Apple released the current Mac Pro industrial design in 2019 alongside the Pro Display XDR, which was also discontinued earlier this month. That version of the Mac Pro was powered by Intel, but Apple refreshed it with the M2 Ultra chip in June of 2023. It has gone without an update since then, languishing at its $7,000 price point, even as Apple debuted the M3 Ultra chip in the Mac Studio last year. So with that in mind the Mac Studio is clearly set up to …”View more
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Apple's discontinuation of the Mac Pro was inevitable given its outdated hardware and high price point, making the Mac Studio the new 'Pro' desktop option.
The discontinuation of the Mac Pro was inevitable due to its outdated technology and high price point, making way for the Mac Studio as the future of Apple's pro desktop lineup.
Apple's decision to discontinue the Mac Pro was necessary to avoid disservice to consumers by selling outdated technology at a high price.
The discontinuation of the Mac Pro is a long-expected move, as continuing to sell it with outdated hardware was a disservice to consumers.
“No new Apple products today. I guess that's done for now, though the rumor is a new chat GPT might be dropping at any minute, so maybe it'll be out by the time you hear this. But back to Apple. No less an authority than Windows Central says that Apple's new MacBook Neo is a serious threat to OEMs like HP, Lenovo, and Dell, and their $599 laptops seem inferior, and Windows 11's reputation is at an all-time low, a sort of perfect storm. Quote, you can …”“No new Apple products today. I guess that's done for now, though the rumor is a new chat GPT might be dropping at any minute, so maybe it'll be out by the time you hear this. But back to Apple. No less an authority than Windows Central says that Apple's new MacBook Neo is a serious threat to OEMs like HP, Lenovo, and Dell, and their $599 laptops seem inferior, and Windows 11's reputation is at an all-time low, a sort of perfect storm. Quote, you can definitely get a more capable, perhaps even more powerful Windows laptop for $599. It would likely have more RAM and storage, but to most mainstream laptop buyers, none of this truly matters. Owning a Mac is less about the raw specs and more about it being a Mac and not a Windows PC. One of the reasons Windows laptops are so popular is that they're cheap. …”View more
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The MacBook Neo is a serious threat to Windows laptops, potentially causing a significant shift as users abandon Windows for Apple's affordable offering.
“… this. There's a lawsuit. development yeah there's a lawsuit so so the story was that sebastian dewitt the designer of halide was going back to apple he previously had worked at apple as a designer he famously wrote that blog post about how basically liquid glass could be done better um and now guess what he's working on apple design again and this all and then halide came out when he left and said you know we're still moving forward with halide don't worry about it it's fine only now are we hearing in this I think was broken in the information that Halide is suing Sebastian DeWitt saying …”“So he's he's a tan rested and ready. That's what I'm saying. John Tarnas, get ready. We'll we'll see. One more story before the break that I have in this category of I've listed as hot goss. I don't know. This is sort of I just want to mention this. There's a lawsuit. development yeah there's a lawsuit so so the story was that sebastian dewitt the designer of halide was going back to apple he previously had worked at apple as a designer he famously wrote that blog post about how basically liquid glass could be done better um and now guess what he's working on apple design again and this all and then halide came out when he left and said you know we're still moving forward with halide don't worry about it it's fine only now are we hearing in this I think was broken in the information that Halide is suing Sebastian DeWitt saying that he stole secrets and has taken them with him to Apple and that also that he misused company funds to create like a sham office in Santa Cruz that was a little teeny tiny office and the rest of it was just his swinging pad and I say that because they list some of the items found in the swinging pad when they went there. And it's a wild story. …”View more
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The MacBook Neo is attracting first-time Mac customers, expanding Apple's market reach without cannibalizing existing product lines.
MacBreak Weekly (Audio)·MBW 1017: We Found a Google, and Put it in - WWDC 2026 Dates Announced!·Mar 24, 2026
“… random file path. Yep, exactly. So yeah, I thought that would be the answer. I've just never done it. And so you can do a forensic examination of an Apple, by the way. I'm sorry if I misspoke there, but you can't do it to the level that you can with, because the Android open source project Publishes all of the code I can get an understanding of the very inner working So if something being done for for instance at the kernel or you could think about it It like the lowest level of the phone something that wouldn normally get caught in a forensic examination I wouldn be able to do that with Apple …”“Go ahead and paste the code snippet. your friend flagged is not fitting with the rest of the system and tell me in a sentence or two where in the EO1 it came from, example, app folder, system partition, random file path. Yep, exactly. So yeah, I thought that would be the answer. I've just never done it. And so you can do a forensic examination of an Apple, by the way. I'm sorry if I misspoke there, but you can't do it to the level that you can with, because the Android open source project Publishes all of the code I can get an understanding of the very inner working So if something being done for for instance at the kernel or you could think about it It like the lowest level of the phone something that wouldn normally get caught in a forensic examination I wouldn be able to do that with Apple Right. And the nation state actors are doing things at very low levels in the code framework for that exact reason, because most people who aren't very deep into forensics would miss that. It would be like the fingerprint under the couch cushion or something like that. And what is the difference between what someone can do with an Android phone with …”View more
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dissect the myth of unhackable phones, using Eric Prince's device as a prime example. Their banter about the absurdity of tech security and the ridiculous terms of service for apps like TikTok makes for a compelling and entertaining listen.
The Joe Rogan Experience·#2473 - Bill Thompson·Mar 25, 2026
“… And with these AI tools, those entry level positions might not be necessary anymore. AI is already doing some good anti-scamming work. Both Apple and Android offer a personal AI assistant to screen phone calls. The big British phone company O2 uses an AI granny named Daisy Harris, who loves to chat with scammers, hoping to keep them away from real people.”“… identifying scammers. I certainly hope so. I think that we're going to have AIs fighting AIs in this space very soon. We think about the crypto to romance scams in these scam centers. They were run by people who were victims of human trafficking themselves. And with these AI tools, those entry level positions might not be necessary anymore. AI is already doing some good anti-scamming work. Both Apple and Android offer a personal AI assistant to screen phone calls. The big British phone company O2 uses an AI granny named Daisy Harris, who loves to chat with scammers, hoping to keep them away from real people.”View more
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AI has transformed the landscape of romance scams, making traditional consumer protection advice obsolete. Scammers exploit emotional vulnerabilities, but AI is now being used to fight back, with tools that can screen calls and even engage scammers directly. As scammers adapt, the battle between AI and fraudsters intensifies, raising questions about consumer safety in the digital age.
Freakonomics Radio·667. Here’s Why You Are Constantly Fighting Off Scammers·Mar 13, 2026
“No rest for developers. A piece from MacRumors says Apple ceded the first betas of iOS and iPadOS 26.5 to members of its developer program on Monday. They were joined by the first developer betas of version 26.5 for macOS Tahoe, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. The biggest news of the bunch. The release came in lockstep with the launch of Apple Intelligence in China. That was followed by bigger news. Apple made a mistake launching Apple Intelligence in China and pulled it down as soon as they could. …”“No rest for developers. A piece from MacRumors says Apple ceded the first betas of iOS and iPadOS 26.5 to members of its developer program on Monday. They were joined by the first developer betas of version 26.5 for macOS Tahoe, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. The biggest news of the bunch. The release came in lockstep with the launch of Apple Intelligence in China. That was followed by bigger news. Apple made a mistake launching Apple Intelligence in China and pulled it down as soon as they could. According to a piece from Apple Insider, nearly a year and a half after being introduced in the States, Apple Intelligence very briefly and prematurely launched in the Middle Kingdom and is now gone. Over on the Heil site, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said midday Monday, Apple Intelligence launched in China in error. It's been ready to go for months, but …”View more
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Apple's attempt to launch Apple Intelligence in China backfired spectacularly, as it was pulled almost immediately due to missing regulatory approval. This premature rollout coincided with the release of developer betas for iOS and macOS 26.5, showcasing Apple's ongoing innovation despite the hiccup. The blunder highlights the complexities of navigating international regulations in tech.
Mac OS Ken·Testing Begins on blankOS 26.5 - MOSK: 03.31.2026·Mar 31, 2026
“… hot, that's like getting on a roller coaster, will people respond? Listen to Bookmarked, the Reese's Book Club podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Almost 30 years together, four kids and some of reality TV's most unforgettable moments, we know a thing or two about living life out loud. We're taking you behind the scenes in our new podcast, Between Us, with me, Heather Dubrow. And me, Terry Dubrow. Between Us isn't about perfect lighting or curated Instagram grids. It the unfiltered behind conversations you wish you could eavesdrop on Equal …”“… of each of us. You can spend your life running from those things or you can turn around and shake hands with them. If I'm honest about that and I tell my story about monsters really dealing in something truthful and I do it in a way that's pop, that's hot, that's like getting on a roller coaster, will people respond? Listen to Bookmarked, the Reese's Book Club podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Almost 30 years together, four kids and some of reality TV's most unforgettable moments, we know a thing or two about living life out loud. We're taking you behind the scenes in our new podcast, Between Us, with me, Heather Dubrow. And me, Terry Dubrow. Between Us isn't about perfect lighting or curated Instagram grids. It the unfiltered behind conversations you wish you could eavesdrop on Equal parts smart funny and a little bit scandalous Every week Heather will bring you an unapologetic take on the headlines the trends, and the cultural moments everyone's texting about. And Terry will deliver insider beauty, health, and wellness insights you won't find on TikTok. Together, we'll tell the stories, spill the secrets, and share the hacks that …”View more
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A firehouse in Pittsburgh discovers their medical gloves are mysteriously disappearing, leading them to install cameras. To their shock, they find a medic trading the gloves for pizzas down the street. This bizarre exchange raises questions about the value of gloves and how such a trade was initiated.
The Bobby Bones Show·TUES PT 1: Bobby's Top 3 90's Country Artists + Draft: Foods That Start With "R" + Eddie Got Detained By Customs·Mar 03, 2026
“… just he's the best um on the adaptation front i have obviously no ability to comment on this but on the brando sando front what did you make of the apple tv news that like oh is that exciting she didn't include any questions about that from our listeners we did get a lot of questions about that because like i'm embarrassed to say i have not read the costumer i like started and not finished the first book in uh in one of his many many series Yeah, because you had begun your Brando Sando journey recently, and I have still, I have not. So, well, I read Trust of the Emerald Sea, and I really liked …”“… movie I finally watched Bone Temple over the weekend. Oh. Historic stuff from our guy Ralph Fiennes. Historic. For a musical enthusiast such as yourself and a dance enthusiast such as yourself, it is art of the highest order genuinely i i guess he's just he's the best um on the adaptation front i have obviously no ability to comment on this but on the brando sando front what did you make of the apple tv news that like oh is that exciting she didn't include any questions about that from our listeners we did get a lot of questions about that because like i'm embarrassed to say i have not read the costumer i like started and not finished the first book in uh in one of his many many series Yeah, because you had begun your Brando Sando journey recently, and I have still, I have not. So, well, I read Trust of the Emerald Sea, and I really liked it. And I read the Nightmare, like I read a couple of like the sort of more standalones. And then I really tried to like get into the, one of the big series. And I flamed out a little bit, and I feel embarrassed by it. So I don't, I'm not allowed to have an opinion about Costume. But I'm excited for people that it's happening. And I hope it turns …”View more
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Catabasis by R.F. Kuang is a captivating blend of dark academia and mythology, exploring two PhD candidates navigating hell while seeking their advisor's approval. The novel delves into the complexities of ambition, personal struggles, and the intricate layers of character development, making it a profound read that resonates long after finishing. Its unique narrative structure and rich themes invite readers to reflect deeply on the characters' journeys.
“… and others in the Gulf in recent weeks, end quote. Finally today, Mark Gurman has an update on that upcoming foldable iPhone. Quote, the product, Apple's long-awaited entry into this category, will feature an interior foldable display roughly the size of an iPad mini, according to people with knowledge of the matter. There's also an external screen that's about the size of the display on a small iPhone. The inside display will use a wide aspect ratio, a departure from the narrower formats of foldable phones currently on the market. That should be a key selling point, according to the people …”“… appeared on logging pages, according to people familiar with the matter and social media posts. Handala, which emerged around 2022, has been linked to Iran by several threat intelligence companies. It has claimed strings of attacks on Israeli companies and others in the Gulf in recent weeks, end quote. Finally today, Mark Gurman has an update on that upcoming foldable iPhone. Quote, the product, Apple's long-awaited entry into this category, will feature an interior foldable display roughly the size of an iPad mini, according to people with knowledge of the matter. There's also an external screen that's about the size of the display on a small iPhone. The inside display will use a wide aspect ratio, a departure from the narrower formats of foldable phones currently on the market. That should be a key selling point, according to the people who not to be identified because the project is still under wraps. The Apple design is intended to make the device more appealing for watching video, the people said. It should also be easier for developers to redesign their iPhone apps to more closely resemble iPad software. Apple is developing new iOS app layouts and revamping its core iPhone …”View more
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Stryker, a leading U.S. medical technology company, is facing a global outage due to a cyberattack linked to an Iranian group, Handala. This attack, reportedly in retaliation for a military strike in Iran, has prompted Stryker to advise its 56,000 employees to disconnect from all networks, leading to a 4% drop in stock prices as the company scrambles to restore operations amidst significant disruption.
Tech Brew Ride Home·AI Makes Google Maps Sound Much Better·Mar 12, 2026
“… touch her. He licked his fingers. He was Mark's sister just now. Come on. You gotta do that first, bro. Look at him. Bill proud of himself with his Apple Watch. Look at his heart rate. Yo, look at the red on the Apple Watch. That shit is like, yeah, four heart attacks already. Fifth one coming Oh man He like oh I remember that night That shit just came back to him He like oh yeah The tweet was he reminiscing What is it Bro Yeah I can say the whole tweet unless I have Tourette I mean, it's just unreal. So this was a part of a deposition regarding the Epstein files where they both just got like …”“… bro yeah dude yeah you saw this clip yo this shit killed me he still got it bro play this clip so bill clinton is looking at epstein files like photos of him and epstein sort of smiling. Yeah, I know. Let me see my old work. Yeah. Yo, he's trying to touch her. He licked his fingers. He was Mark's sister just now. Come on. You gotta do that first, bro. Look at him. Bill proud of himself with his Apple Watch. Look at his heart rate. Yo, look at the red on the Apple Watch. That shit is like, yeah, four heart attacks already. Fifth one coming Oh man He like oh I remember that night That shit just came back to him He like oh yeah The tweet was he reminiscing What is it Bro Yeah I can say the whole tweet unless I have Tourette I mean, it's just unreal. So this was a part of a deposition regarding the Epstein files where they both just got like cross-examined for like five hours. Yeah. And it seems like it kind of worked. Worked for whom? Yeah. People are saying that Hillary is super likable. Yeah, they're like... Epstein complimented her. Epstein was like, yeah, she's much more attractive in person. And then nobody asked Hillary anything. She's just like, I'm not going to deny that or …”View more
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In a hilarious twist, the podcast dives into Bill Clinton's nostalgic moment while looking at Epstein files, leading to outrageous comparisons and jokes about past political figures. The banter about how public perception changes over time, especially regarding Hillary and Bush, adds a layer of humor that keeps listeners engaged.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh·Iran Got Frame Mogged & Clintons Giggle At Epstein Files | #694·Mar 04, 2026
“wins, you mentioned many of them. AirPods was a win. The Apple Watch was a win. Wearables was $36 billion in revenue last year. Also growing the services business to more than $100 billion in revenue, scaling the iPhone. He sold more than 3 billion iPhones during his tenure, grew it into a more than $200 billion business. Also, something that we didn't mention in our Apple episode during the week was pioneering the M1 chip. Apple used to have a dependency on Intel for their chips. They created this, what …”“wins, you mentioned many of them. AirPods was a win. The Apple Watch was a win. Wearables was $36 billion in revenue last year. Also growing the services business to more than $100 billion in revenue, scaling the iPhone. He sold more than 3 billion iPhones during his tenure, grew it into a more than $200 billion business. Also, something that we didn't mention in our Apple episode during the week was pioneering the M1 chip. Apple used to have a dependency on Intel for their chips. They created this, what they call this unified memory design, where the CPU and the GPU kind of comes together into one chip. And it is what led to what is now very popular in the AI community, which is the M4 Mac Mini, which is now this go-to machine for all these AI engineers. It is the most popular consumer product that you can buy if you want to run large language …”View more
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Apple's strong iPhone sales contrast with its struggles in AI and augmented reality, highlighting a strategic imbalance.
Prof G Markets·Two Months In: Why Markets Stopped Caring About Iran·Apr 27, 2026
“… and being like oh yeah we should we should figure out a way to move this yeah and like in the old days it was hey we're going to put an a4 in the apple tv right now i i don't know”“… that. Like they sell, like I look at those, those Walmart $600 at Mac book M ones that they sold last year, your Mac book air M ones that they sold last year. and like they're clearly somebody's clearly looking at the stuff that they have stockpiled and being like oh yeah we should we should figure out a way to move this yeah and like in the old days it was hey we're going to put an a4 in the apple tv right now i i don't know”View more
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Apple's new MacBook Neo, powered by A18 Pro chips, has become a surprising hit, selling faster than expected despite being built from imperfect components. This unexpected success has led Apple to consider rushing out a next-generation model to meet demand, even as they face challenges with their chip production. The situation illustrates how companies often repurpose underperforming technology to achieve market success.
Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod.·336: When Triple Redundancy Isn't Enough·Apr 26, 2026
“And a lot of times when you, Apple is very careful about who they let you talk to and who they let speak. And so sometimes you get these sort of sanitized versions of things. And Turnus is very interesting because he's able to deliver two things at once. The Apple polished version of something, but also the gritty details. And somehow makes a perfect little package of that. And that's something that's skill he's actually had, I think, for a long time. As you said, he's been with …”“And a lot of times when you, Apple is very careful about who they let you talk to and who they let speak. And so sometimes you get these sort of sanitized versions of things. And Turnus is very interesting because he's able to deliver two things at once. The Apple polished version of something, but also the gritty details. And somehow makes a perfect little package of that. And that's something that's skill he's actually had, I think, for a long time. As you said, he's been with the company based on his LinkedIn. him assuming that that is accurate he's had two jobs he won he was an engineer for this small place that i really didn't recognize and then he came to apple in like 2000 yep and so right so he's really the majority of his career has been with apple that makes him a product of apple and when you talk to him you …”View more
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John Ternus's deep-rooted experience at Apple positions him to drive innovation while leveraging the company's established supply chain strengths.
Apple Bitz XL w/ Brian Tong·Tim Cook Is Out And John Ternus Is In As Apple CEO - Whats Next For Apple? (Apple Bitz XL, Ep. 375)·Apr 24, 2026
“… their entire succession plan and bring in someone from the outside. Yeah, I mean, I think that that just speaks to the fundamental conservatism of Apple, right? This is a company that is emphasizing stability above all As I have said they have arguably the world most important and lucrative platform under their control They do not want to upset that apple cart And I think a big question for Ternus is, you know, let's say we look back three years from now, was stability actually the thing that they needed? They just had 15 years of stability under Tim Cook, and it worked out pretty well for …”“… episode, I thought you might have a fever. I almost called the doctor. Well, this is why it was my low-confidence prediction. But they did make the change, and they went with kind of the safe internal hire on this. They did not try to sort of blow up their entire succession plan and bring in someone from the outside. Yeah, I mean, I think that that just speaks to the fundamental conservatism of Apple, right? This is a company that is emphasizing stability above all As I have said they have arguably the world most important and lucrative platform under their control They do not want to upset that apple cart And I think a big question for Ternus is, you know, let's say we look back three years from now, was stability actually the thing that they needed? They just had 15 years of stability under Tim Cook, and it worked out pretty well for them. I think the interesting question is, are we in a different moment now? Yeah. So I think the first thing to know about Ternus is that he is a hardware guy. I think a lot of people expected Craig Federighi, the sort of software leader at Apple, to take over at various points during Cook's tenure. But I think by going with Ternus, Apple has …”View more
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Tim Cook's tenure at Apple is marked by unprecedented growth and successful product innovation, contrary to early skepticism about his capabilities.
Apple's choice of John Ternus as CEO signals a strategic focus on hardware, but questions remain if stability is what Apple needs now.
Apple has become an AI laggard under Tim Cook, failing to advance Siri despite years of promises, and remains behind in AI innovation.
Apple's Vision Pro flop highlights a failure to find the next big platform, but their dominance with the iPhone remains unchallenged.
Hard Fork·Tim Cook’s Legacy + The Future of U.B.I. With Andrew Yang + HatGPT·Apr 24, 2026
“Apple Must ran a piece at the end of last week with some interesting Apple news. According to that, then, the number one bestseller on Amazon's computer list in the U.S. was MacBook Neo, while Apple's low-cost laptop was number three on the list in the UK. That prompted me to check again on Sunday. In the UK, MacBook Neo seemed to already be off Amazon's Computers and Accessories Top 50, though it was still holding the top spot in the US on Sunday. …”“Apple Must ran a piece at the end of last week with some interesting Apple news. According to that, then, the number one bestseller on Amazon's computer list in the U.S. was MacBook Neo, while Apple's low-cost laptop was number three on the list in the UK. That prompted me to check again on Sunday. In the UK, MacBook Neo seemed to already be off Amazon's Computers and Accessories Top 50, though it was still holding the top spot in the US on Sunday. One thing I found pretty funny about the Amazon list, the second best-selling thing on the list in the US, was an Anker USB-C hub with a few different expansion ports. I'm not saying one definitely has to do with the other, but with only two USB-C ports, or one, if you're trying to power the thing while you're using it, it wouldn't surprise me if a …”View more
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The MacBook Neo's design prioritizes repairability, marking a positive shift in Apple's approach to device longevity and user serviceability.
Mac OS Ken·MacBook Neo News and Two Stories or One on Apple and A.I. - MOSK: 03.16.2026·Mar 16, 2026
“As part of Apple's week of product announcements earlier this month, many were hoping to see an update to Apple's cheapest iPad. However, the week came and went with no update to that product category. But now Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has an update, and he says the product is still on track to launch relatively soon. Gurman says that since last year, Apple has been on track to launch a refreshed version of the entry-level iPad in the first half of 2026. It's …”“As part of Apple's week of product announcements earlier this month, many were hoping to see an update to Apple's cheapest iPad. However, the week came and went with no update to that product category. But now Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has an update, and he says the product is still on track to launch relatively soon. Gurman says that since last year, Apple has been on track to launch a refreshed version of the entry-level iPad in the first half of 2026. It's scheduled for a release during the iOS 26.4 timeframe, which runs until May. iOS 26.4 is expected to be released as soon as this week, but what Gerben is saying is that this base model iPad update will come out in between the release of iOS 26.4 and iOS 26.5, so basically any time between now and May. The only real change we're expecting with this …”View more
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Apple's entry-level iPad is set for a major update with improved performance, including a shift from the A16 chip to the A18 chip, expected between now and May 2026. Meanwhile, Apple is enhancing the iPhone 18 Pro's camera with pro features, following a strategic hire from the app Howlide, despite a lawsuit involving the co-founder. This indicates a significant evolution in Apple's camera technology this fall.
9to5Mac Daily·iPhone Air popularity, iPad rumors·Mar 24, 2026
“I told you last week that Tim Cook was over in China partying like a rock star with a rock star for Apple's 50th anniversary. Yeah, that's not all he was up to. A piece from Bloomberg had Apple's CEO speaking over the weekend at the China Development Forum in Beijing. According to Wikipedia, the annual event's stated aim is to strengthen communication at a high level between China and the world. So, yeah, that's going to draw the CEO of one of the world's most powerful companies. Commenting on goals shared by Apple and China, Cook said innovation, …”“I told you last week that Tim Cook was over in China partying like a rock star with a rock star for Apple's 50th anniversary. Yeah, that's not all he was up to. A piece from Bloomberg had Apple's CEO speaking over the weekend at the China Development Forum in Beijing. According to Wikipedia, the annual event's stated aim is to strengthen communication at a high level between China and the world. So, yeah, that's going to draw the CEO of one of the world's most powerful companies. Commenting on goals shared by Apple and China, Cook said innovation, green development, and education are not separate properties. They are deeply connected. They represent the vision of progress that we at Apple share, and we are committed to collaborating with our partners across China to make that vision a reality. And a well-timed shout-out to developers in China. I'm sorry, I mean China's excellently talented …”View more
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Apple's hardware dominance gives it the luxury of time to perfect its AI strategy, even as it profits significantly from AI-related revenues without directly producing AI.
Mac OS Ken·MacBook Neo Sets Record for Switchers - MOSK: 03.23.2026·Mar 23, 2026
“… them very uncomfortable. So I actually think that that canopy support is a necessary purchase alongside this device. And it's disappointing that Apple did not did not at least, even if it didn't redesign the cups or the hardware in the cups, considering that that canopy headband piece clips off, that they didn't design a different one or even just use a different material for that canopy. It'll be next year. I honestly, if these new ones are true, the redesign, it's going to be, well, I'm guessing if they redesign it, they're going to have to redesign the actual audio drivers and everything. …”“… that is a major design fault, in my opinion. That canopy seems to collapse on everyone's AirPods Max after any period of time. It's not even like a particularly unusual amount of use makes that canopy collapse. It loses all of its tension, which makes them very uncomfortable. So I actually think that that canopy support is a necessary purchase alongside this device. And it's disappointing that Apple did not did not at least, even if it didn't redesign the cups or the hardware in the cups, considering that that canopy headband piece clips off, that they didn't design a different one or even just use a different material for that canopy. It'll be next year. I honestly, if these new ones are true, the redesign, it's going to be, well, I'm guessing if they redesign it, they're going to have to redesign the actual audio drivers and everything. So you'll get improved sound quality there. I firmly think it's still going to be H2 chip, though, probably. We're probably not going to get an H3. But we have all those features now that you know and love is what they'll say. But with improved sound quality because of the driver and all of the new hardware improvements. But then, you know, it's …”View more
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After years of neglect, the AirPods Max became my daily go-to headphones. Initially uncomfortable and heavy, I learned to appreciate their sound quality and versatility, using them for hours on end. Now, I can't imagine my workday without them, despite still preferring my lighter AirPods Pro for casual use.
The MacRumors Show·186: Apple Announces AirPods Max 2 - Worth Upgrading?·Mar 20, 2026
“… You probably should have been on long ago, but if there's ever a good time to have you on for the first time it is to mark the release of your book apple the first 50 years which came out i believe a week ago well give or take tuesday yeah five days and you are on a whirlwind book media tour so traveling all over north america i believe yeah it's about 10 or 11 cities and when was the chm event ah that was the first stop of the tour that was the day after the book came out Wednesday, March 11th. That was one for the books. I watched yesterday. I put it off. I did not watch live because I wanted …”“David Pogue, welcome to the talk show. You probably should have been on long ago, but if there's ever a good time to have you on for the first time it is to mark the release of your book apple the first 50 years which came out i believe a week ago well give or take tuesday yeah five days and you are on a whirlwind book media tour so traveling all over north america i believe yeah it's about 10 or 11 cities and when was the chm event ah that was the first stop of the tour that was the day after the book came out Wednesday, March 11th. That was one for the books. I watched yesterday. I put it off. I did not watch live because I wanted to watch on a big TV and I wanted to take my time. And man, it was so good. I think, all right, let me start with this. Number one, I think the book, I have not finished it, I have to say, because it is 600 dense pages, right? It is a big book, and I kind of feel bad about that because I think every time I've had the author of a book on the show, I …”View more
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David Pogue's new book, 'Apple: The First 50 Years,' is not just a dense 600-page read; it's a vibrant encyclopedia filled with color photos and prototypes, revealing Apple's untold stories. Unlike other books focused on business, Pogue dives deep into the technology and backstories, showcasing even the rare Apple fax machine. This book is a must-read for anyone curious about Apple's innovative journey.
The Talk Show With John Gruber·443: ‘The Pogue Feature’, With David Pogue·Mar 18, 2026
“Anyway, let's continue. Apple's revenue from generative AI apps rose from about $35 million in January to a high of $100 million in August. Do nothing win. Do nothing win. Create an app store over a decade ago and just keep reaping the rewards. They sowed and now they're reaping. Sales have fallen from their peak, partly because ChatGPT downloads have declined, according to the data. As a proportion of Apple's total sales, $1 billion is small, yet Gen.ai apps are the growth …”“Anyway, let's continue. Apple's revenue from generative AI apps rose from about $35 million in January to a high of $100 million in August. Do nothing win. Do nothing win. Create an app store over a decade ago and just keep reaping the rewards. They sowed and now they're reaping. Sales have fallen from their peak, partly because ChatGPT downloads have declined, according to the data. As a proportion of Apple's total sales, $1 billion is small, yet Gen.ai apps are the growth driver for Apple's services business, which investors have focused on in recent years because it has grown faster than device sales and boasts higher profit margins Apple dominant share at the top of the smartphone market affords it another luxury time to get its own AI strategy right. So they're making money while they figure everything else out. …”View more
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Apple's revenue from generative AI apps skyrocketed from $35 million in January to $100 million in August, showcasing their unique approach. While competitors invest billions in AI infrastructure, Apple leverages user data from iPhones for an on-device AI strategy, allowing them to profit while developing their technology. This could position Apple favorably in the long run, as privacy becomes a key factor in consumer preferences.
TBPN·Samsung Invests $70B in AI Chips, The Cubanator Joins, Apple: Behind in AI, Ahead in Revenue | Mark Cuban, John Kim, Eugen Alpeza, Ari Herbert-Voss, Alex Konrad, Carl Eschenbach & Pat Grady, Jim Cantrell, Tom Hulme·Mar 19, 2026
“Next up today, Apple has published a new support document that encourages customers to update to the latest iOS versions in order to protect their iPhone from web attacks Apple says quote Security researchers recently identified web attacks that target out versions of iOS through malicious web content For example, if you're using an older version of iOS and were to click a malicious link or visit a compromised website, the data on your iPhone might be at risk of …”“Next up today, Apple has published a new support document that encourages customers to update to the latest iOS versions in order to protect their iPhone from web attacks Apple says quote Security researchers recently identified web attacks that target out versions of iOS through malicious web content For example, if you're using an older version of iOS and were to click a malicious link or visit a compromised website, the data on your iPhone might be at risk of being stolen, end quote. Apple also says that it thoroughly investigated these issues as they were found and released software updates as quickly as possible for the most recent operating system versions to address vulnerabilities and disrupt these attacks. Those updates, however, only apply if you actually update your iPhone. So Apple says that …”View more
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Apple can continue selling the redesigned blood oxygen feature on its Apple Watch after a judge ruled there was no infringement on Massimo's patents. This decision allows Apple to keep the feature available in the U.S., despite ongoing legal challenges. Apple remains committed to innovating health features for its users.
9to5Mac Daily·iPhone Fold rumors, Apple Watch patents·Mar 20, 2026
“… suck because I've been wanting to document my days with my daughter and funny things, but I've tried everything and none of them are good. I think Apple Journal is probably the closest one, but I still don't like it. Day one, you'd like to try day one? I tried day one. The problem I had with day one as well, and mine is probably the most similar to day one. I feel my main concern with all of them is they become too scrapbooky. I'm like, I don't want to scrapbook. I want to just like put some stuff down and none of them, I think make very good use of LLMs. I write all day long. And so I want to …”“… rather than try to do this. right now. I'm just going to make a whole separate app that's a lot easier. And that took me like, I don't know, four or five days and it's already done and I have an icon and everything. It's a journaling app that doesn't suck because I've been wanting to document my days with my daughter and funny things, but I've tried everything and none of them are good. I think Apple Journal is probably the closest one, but I still don't like it. Day one, you'd like to try day one? I tried day one. The problem I had with day one as well, and mine is probably the most similar to day one. I feel my main concern with all of them is they become too scrapbooky. I'm like, I don't want to scrapbook. I want to just like put some stuff down and none of them, I think make very good use of LLMs. I write all day long. And so I want to be able to type something out, but sometimes I just want to ramble. And so one of the features is it's actually been a lot of fun where I'll push the recording button and it uses, you can either choose to download a whisper model or use Apple's local model for a speech to text. And then it actually goes to the Apple foundation model on device to …”View more
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In just five days, Quinn Nelson built a unique journaling app that enhances personal storytelling through AI. Unlike existing options, this app focuses on simplicity and usability, allowing users to document their lives without unnecessary complexity. With features like speech-to-text and AI-generated follow-up questions, it's designed to make journaling both fun and easy, and it's going to be free for everyone.
Cortex·177: How Major Life Changes Reshape Creative Workflows, With Quinn Nelson·Mar 23, 2026
“… months Apollo stock is down around 4 this morning at the time of this recording and down nearly 25 for the year Let wrap the show with a fun fact Apple is about to put ads in Apple Maps. According to Bloomberg reporter and friend of the show, Mark Gurman, Apple is planning to monetize Maps as soon as this summer. So you know like how in Google Maps, if you search for something like dry cleaners nearby, sometimes the first few results are sponsored. That's because businesses are paying to be shown as a top search results in Maps. Well, now that same thing is gonna be happening on Apple Maps. …”“… investing in these private credit funds. They get access to higher returns, but the trade-off is less liquidity. And that liquidity problem has a spotlight on it right now. So we'll see how the private credit story plays out over the next few weeks and months Apollo stock is down around 4 this morning at the time of this recording and down nearly 25 for the year Let wrap the show with a fun fact Apple is about to put ads in Apple Maps. According to Bloomberg reporter and friend of the show, Mark Gurman, Apple is planning to monetize Maps as soon as this summer. So you know like how in Google Maps, if you search for something like dry cleaners nearby, sometimes the first few results are sponsored. That's because businesses are paying to be shown as a top search results in Maps. Well, now that same thing is gonna be happening on Apple Maps. Now, it's funny, you would think that company like Apple would be beneath showing ads in their products, right? But no, Apple is actually expected to make about $8.5 billion from ads this year. This is all part of Apple's push to grow their services revenue, which currently brings in about $100 billion a year, making more than a quarter of their …”View more
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Apple is set to introduce advertisements in Apple Maps, expecting to generate $8.5 billion from ads this year. This move reflects Apple's strategy to diversify its revenue stream beyond the App Store, which currently contributes significantly to its $100 billion services revenue. As Apple adds ads across its ecosystem, including the App Store and Apple TV, they are transforming their platforms into lucrative advertising spaces.
The Rundown·Claude Gets More Powerful, Nintendo Cuts Switch 2 Production·Mar 24, 2026
“… also younger than many of the company's other senior leaders, meaning he could be in the top job longer. Ternus has spent about half of his life at Apple, half of his life, generational run. He cut his teeth developing computer monitors, oversaw product design for the original iPad, and eventually took over development of the Mac, getting the top hardware engineering role in 2021. He's overseen an expansion in Apple's product lineup, improving quality and focusing on functional improvements around battery life, performance and connectivity. Earlier this month, when Apple held an event in New …”“At 50, Ternus is also younger than many of the company's other senior leaders, meaning he could be in the top job longer. Ternus has spent about half of his life at Apple, half of his life, generational run. He cut his teeth developing computer monitors, oversaw product design for the original iPad, and eventually took over development of the Mac, getting the top hardware engineering role in 2021. He's overseen an expansion in Apple's product lineup, improving quality and focusing on functional improvements around battery life, performance and connectivity. Earlier this month, when Apple held an event in New York to announce the MacBook Neo, a 599 laptop, it was Ternus, not Cook, who did the big reveal. Little trial run. The next day, Ternus also appeared on Good Morning America to talk up the device, the type of media appearance Cook has generally done himself. himself. Such public signs of confidence in Turnus have been accompanied by steady expansion …”View more
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John Ternus, Apple's hardware chief, is rapidly emerging as a key player in the company's future, with his meticulous engineering and hands-on management style. Known for overseeing significant product quality improvements and expanding Apple's lineup, Ternus recently took the spotlight at a major MacBook launch, signaling a shift in leadership dynamics at Apple. His blend of technical expertise and marketing savvy positions him as a strong candidate to succeed Tim Cook.
TBPN·Peptide Debate Recap, John Ternus Rumors Swirl, OpenAI Nonprofit to Spend $1B | Diet TBPN·Mar 24, 2026
“… not we don it not good So yeah long term I don know what it means because they because obviously AI really matters to the investor class to all of Apple shareholders to everything The last – when they updated the MacBook Pros and everything, you should have seen that press release. That press release – go to Apple Newsroom and read the latest MacBook Pro press release for the new models. It is AI, AI, AI. Every section is about using AI in some function of production or developing for AI or AI. It's everywhere. And they've stopped just calling it machine learning and stuff like that all the …”“Yeah, we saw ads and it was always said to be coming in an update. And then that update came and they said oops we not we don it not good So yeah long term I don know what it means because they because obviously AI really matters to the investor class to all of Apple shareholders to everything The last – when they updated the MacBook Pros and everything, you should have seen that press release. That press release – go to Apple Newsroom and read the latest MacBook Pro press release for the new models. It is AI, AI, AI. Every section is about using AI in some function of production or developing for AI or AI. It's everywhere. And they've stopped just calling it machine learning and stuff like that all the time. Which they had before. Like AI is not a new concept that Apple just discovered a year ago. Like they've been doing it. They just didn't brand it. They branded it Apple Intelligence, which was a stroke of marketing genius, I suppose. And then it kind of fell on its face. And what's really interesting about the whole Apple intelligence kind of …”View more
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Apple's delay in releasing a conversational Siri update suggests they are struggling to keep up with AI advancements and may face challenges in maintaining user interest.
Apple's decision to delay the new Siri until iOS 27 could undermine user expectations and highlight a lack of readiness in AI advancements.
Apple is likely delaying the new conversational Siri update until iOS 27, skipping incremental updates to focus on a major release at WWDC26.
Apple's decision to delay the major Siri update until iOS 27 reflects a strategic shift to prioritize a more advanced, conversational AI model over incremental improvements.
Macworld Podcast·Episode 976: WWDC26 news, Apple TV rumors, and more·Mar 25, 2026
“… but it's like an 80-core GPU. Yeah, it's two M3 Maxes stuck together. For listeners who don't keep up with all of these chips, there is no M4 Ultra. Apple did not release one. Right. We are expecting an M5 Ultra at some point. people are saying maybe this summer and that'll be like a back studio update kind of thing and they're supposed to be using them in servers the m5 max beats the m3 ultra multi-core cpu score not by a lot but by a you know a measurable amount yeah which is impressive for a laptop because the m3 ultra is in the mac studio which is you know you know different cooling and you …”“… It is now the M4 Max. M5 Max. Or M5 Max. I'm going to do that a lot. Just to warn people, I'm going to do that a lot. The M5 Max is now the fastest CPU in terms of all the chips that they've ever created. But the M3 Ultra is still the fastest GPU, but it's like an 80-core GPU. Yeah, it's two M3 Maxes stuck together. For listeners who don't keep up with all of these chips, there is no M4 Ultra. Apple did not release one. Right. We are expecting an M5 Ultra at some point. people are saying maybe this summer and that'll be like a back studio update kind of thing and they're supposed to be using them in servers the m5 max beats the m3 ultra multi-core cpu score not by a lot but by a you know a measurable amount yeah which is impressive for a laptop because the m3 ultra is in the mac studio which is you know you know different cooling and you know all that stuff and it's two chips stuck together with each with their own ram uh pool of ram and ram bus and stuff like that and they do tunneling and all it's like crazy right so i can't wait for them to do that with the m5 yeah like the m5 two m5 maxes you know next to each other with their own memory interface and everything that's going to …”View more
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The M5 Max has taken the title of Apple's fastest CPU, surpassing the M3 Ultra, with notable improvements in multi-core performance. This leap is impressive for a laptop, especially considering the M3 Ultra is designed for more powerful systems like the Mac Studio. As we anticipate the potential release of the M5 Ultra, the future of Apple's silicon looks exciting and expensive.
Macworld Podcast·Episode 975: Reviews of the M5 Max MacBook Pro and M5 MacBook Air·Mar 18, 2026
“… about to see them. One of my high school buddies, I'm going to spring training with them this weekend actually, but I remember three of us bought Apple stock in 2008-9 when crap was really going bad. I remember looking at the balance sheet and the market cap on Apple was the same as just what their assets were on their campus. and those didn't even include all the software. So it was just the disconnection from value. So we bought like $5,000 each of Apple stock. I sold mine when it turned to $15,000 because I was like, hot dog, I tripled my money. My buddy, I mean, it's over. I mentioned it …”“… i'm like there's a ton of other things have happened over the last 10 years oh well so and so made all this money doing this well yeah that you can't go recreate that you can't go back in time and do that thing again. I share the story because I'm about to see them. One of my high school buddies, I'm going to spring training with them this weekend actually, but I remember three of us bought Apple stock in 2008-9 when crap was really going bad. I remember looking at the balance sheet and the market cap on Apple was the same as just what their assets were on their campus. and those didn't even include all the software. So it was just the disconnection from value. So we bought like $5,000 each of Apple stock. I sold mine when it turned to $15,000 because I was like, hot dog, I tripled my money. My buddy, I mean, it's over. I mentioned it in, when I talk about crazy stories, I mentioned it in Millionaire Mission. It's worth over half a million dollars now. He still owns it. It's wild. There are crazy, weird stories out there that happen for those wild people who don't take their profits. Exception is not the rule, though. That's good stuff.”View more
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I turned a $5,000 investment in Apple stock into $15,000 during the 2008 financial crisis, but my friend held onto his shares and now they're worth over half a million. This story highlights the unpredictability of investments and the importance of taking profits. While there are exceptional cases like this, they shouldn't set unrealistic expectations for investors.
Money Guy Show·The BEST and WORST Cars (And Which Brands We Avoid)·Mar 18, 2026
“… Powerbeats Pro 2 first team up with Nike and this new awesome Volt collab. And then finally, just to let you all know, in case you haven't heard, Apple's 50th anniversary is coming up April 1st, 2026. so Apple is doing some celebrations they recently did an Alicia Keys concert at the Grand Central store in New York last week Tim Cook said there'll be more celebrations around the world and we just found out that two of the events will be held one in China and one in South Korea so their Apple retail store in Chengdu it's temporarily closed this Wednesday but it looks like they will be having an …”“You'll also know I love Citrus. And these are a perfect match for some of the stuff I got going on. So I love how they look in. I might have to get a pair of those, but the Powerbeats Pro 2 first team up with Nike and this new awesome Volt collab. And then finally, just to let you all know, in case you haven't heard, Apple's 50th anniversary is coming up April 1st, 2026. so Apple is doing some celebrations they recently did an Alicia Keys concert at the Grand Central store in New York last week Tim Cook said there'll be more celebrations around the world and we just found out that two of the events will be held one in China and one in South Korea so their Apple retail store in Chengdu it's temporarily closed this Wednesday but it looks like they will be having an event there as well as South Korea and the band Cordis, the boy band, K-pop. Cordis will be in their Myeongdong store in Seoul, Korea. So there will be celebrations to come and I'm assuming there's going to be some in California, maybe San Francisco, maybe LA. They already did New York, but 50 years is pretty, pretty crazy. Tim Cook shared an open …”View more
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Apple is gearing up for its 50th anniversary on April 1, 2026, with exciting global celebrations. Recent events include an Alicia Keys concert in New York and upcoming festivities featuring K-pop group Cordis in South Korea and Chengdu, China. As Tim Cook reflects on Apple's incredible impact over the years, it's clear that the company has shaped the tech landscape and our lives in profound ways.
Apple Bitz XL w/ Brian Tong·MacBook Neo, M5 MacBook Air & M5 Pro/Max MacBook Pro Reviews! Plus, New AirPods Max 2?! (Apple Bitz XL, Ep. 371)·Mar 19, 2026
“… tell the, my favorite story from the entire book? So there's so as people may know, is your your listeners may know, there was a moment in 1979 when Apple got the chance to visit Xerox Park, the Palo Alto Research Center Park, where they had developed crude early versions of what we now know is the graphic interface menus, windows, the mouse. I mean, it was a weird, the mouse was a sharp edged acrylic rectangle with three buttons. I mean, it was very prototypey. But Steve Jobs took a crew over there and said, oh, my God, this is the future.”“… original graphic interface software for the Mac, um, he, I spent an entire day with him at his house. And then every time he thought of another story, he would call me up and I would quickly turn on the recorder and record it. Um, I, I, can I, can I tell the, my favorite story from the entire book? So there's so as people may know, is your your listeners may know, there was a moment in 1979 when Apple got the chance to visit Xerox Park, the Palo Alto Research Center Park, where they had developed crude early versions of what we now know is the graphic interface menus, windows, the mouse. I mean, it was a weird, the mouse was a sharp edged acrylic rectangle with three buttons. I mean, it was very prototypey. But Steve Jobs took a crew over there and said, oh, my God, this is the future.”View more
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In 1979, Steve Jobs and his team visited Xerox Park, where they encountered the groundbreaking graphic interface that would revolutionize computing. This moment sparked Apple's innovation, leading to the development of the Mac's iconic user interface. The story highlights the serendipitous nature of technological advancement and the importance of collaboration in creativity.
AppleInsider Podcast·MacBook Neo, iPhone 17e and special guest David Pogue on the AppleInsider Podcast·Mar 13, 2026
“Tim Cook's over in China at a time that is totally sensible and also kind of precarious. The sensible part, Apple's CEO is, or was, taking part in 50th anniversary celebrations around Apple's founding. A piece from Apple Insider says Cook hit the Apple Chengdu Taiku Li store in China, which hosted a concert by Chris Li. Li, also known as Li Yuchun, performed on a specially constructed multi-level stage outside the store, featuring elevated platforms and a dozen dancers. Cook said to have selfied up the crowd with his Hermes orange iPhone 17 Pro Max. It's …”“Tim Cook's over in China at a time that is totally sensible and also kind of precarious. The sensible part, Apple's CEO is, or was, taking part in 50th anniversary celebrations around Apple's founding. A piece from Apple Insider says Cook hit the Apple Chengdu Taiku Li store in China, which hosted a concert by Chris Li. Li, also known as Li Yuchun, performed on a specially constructed multi-level stage outside the store, featuring elevated platforms and a dozen dancers. Cook said to have selfied up the crowd with his Hermes orange iPhone 17 Pro Max. It's not really Hermes, but, you know. Also, he hasn't posted any of his selfies. Maybe those are just for him. At about the same time, another 50th celebratory event was being held in South Korea. That's according to another piece from Apple Insider. This one wasn't a concert, though. It did involve a musical act. K-pop band Cordis hit Seoul's Apple …”View more
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Tim Cook celebrated Apple's 50th anniversary in China amid rising tensions with the Chinese government over App Store policies. While he enjoyed a concert by Chris Li at the Chengdu store, regulatory pressures loomed as the government demanded further changes to Apple's practices. This duality of celebration and conflict highlights Apple's precarious position in the Chinese market.
Mac OS Ken·Cookin' in China and blankOS 26.4 RCs - MOSK: 03.19.2026·Mar 19, 2026
“… bartender just sorts that out there too if your max menu bar is getting crowded check out bartender at macbartender.com and use the discount code appleinsider to support the channel and get 10% off bartender 6 macbartender.com and thank you to bartender for supporting the apple insider podcast yeah he's very much the uncle at a party having a good time like kind of like he's just he's just in the background kind of like shaking his fist dancing kind of thing just like you can Well, you can tell he's having fun, but he doesn't really know how to do that in a normal aspect. Because you always …”“… macbook pro bartender means my limited space it's only taking up what i actually need but then flip side of that on my 49 inch ultra wide monitor well i mean yes i've room for dozens of menu bar items but that's too many that's so many you get lost and bartender just sorts that out there too if your max menu bar is getting crowded check out bartender at macbartender.com and use the discount code appleinsider to support the channel and get 10% off bartender 6 macbartender.com and thank you to bartender for supporting the apple insider podcast yeah he's very much the uncle at a party having a good time like kind of like he's just he's just in the background kind of like shaking his fist dancing kind of thing just like you can Well, you can tell he's having fun, but he doesn't really know how to do that in a normal aspect. Because you always see him in the background of these things, like almost cheering. And it's just like, all right, Tim, take it back a step. Oh, actually, I've been watching some of the social media things. He's learned to do a kind of victory V shape to the camera. Now, that's a new thing that comes up a lot. Yeah. Well, so it's fun. It's Apple's 50th. I guess this is …”View more
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Tim Cook insists he can't imagine life without Apple, dismissing rumors of his imminent retirement. Despite past comments suggesting uncertainty about his future, he reassures shareholders that he’s not going anywhere anytime soon. This statement comes amidst celebrations of Apple's 50th anniversary and reflects his ongoing commitment to the company.
AppleInsider Podcast·AirPods Max, MacBook Neo, and Family Sharing on the AppleInsider Podcast·Mar 20, 2026
“So far, this year's smartphone sales through Lunar New Year in China have been gangbusters for Apple and crap for everybody else. That is the indication from counterpoint research. For the first nine weeks of the year, according to the firm, iPhone sales were up 23% versus the same period a year ago. That growth was said to be supported by e-commerce discounts in China, as well as government subsidies, for which the base iPhone 17 qualified. As for the rest of the market, But smartphone sales were down 4% versus the same nine weeks a year ago. …”“So far, this year's smartphone sales through Lunar New Year in China have been gangbusters for Apple and crap for everybody else. That is the indication from counterpoint research. For the first nine weeks of the year, according to the firm, iPhone sales were up 23% versus the same period a year ago. That growth was said to be supported by e-commerce discounts in China, as well as government subsidies, for which the base iPhone 17 qualified. As for the rest of the market, But smartphone sales were down 4% versus the same nine weeks a year ago. While they did a bit better over the Lunar New Year holiday, sales for that were still down 2% versus the previous Lunar New Year period. Seems that Chinese consumers just weren't that into Chinese phones. According to CounterPoint, although government subsidies were introduced at the beginning of the year, Market performance over the first two …”View more
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Apple's iPhone sales skyrocketed by 23% during the Lunar New Year in China, while the overall smartphone market declined by 4%. This surge is attributed to e-commerce discounts and government subsidies, showcasing Apple's robust supply chain management amidst a challenging market. As competitors face pressure, Apple remains well-positioned to navigate the ongoing memory cost crisis.
Mac OS Ken·The DarkSword Hacking at iPhones - MOSK: 03.20.2026·Mar 20, 2026
“Leading off today, the 98th Annual Academy Awards were held on Sunday night, and Apple had six nominations in total going into the festivities, and it's now won its first Oscar in three years, thanks to F1 The Movie. F1 The Movie is the highest-grossing sports film of all time, Apple's biggest theatrical success ever, and now it can add Academy Award winner to its accolades. F1 took home the prize for Best Sound, beating out Frankenstein, One Battle After Another, Sinners, and Surat. Apple entered the Oscars with six nominations …”“Leading off today, the 98th Annual Academy Awards were held on Sunday night, and Apple had six nominations in total going into the festivities, and it's now won its first Oscar in three years, thanks to F1 The Movie. F1 The Movie is the highest-grossing sports film of all time, Apple's biggest theatrical success ever, and now it can add Academy Award winner to its accolades. F1 took home the prize for Best Sound, beating out Frankenstein, One Battle After Another, Sinners, and Surat. Apple entered the Oscars with six nominations in total. F1 was nominated for Best Picture, Best Sound, Best Visual Effects, and Best Editing. The Lost Bus was nominated for Best Visual Effects, and Come See Me in the Good Light was up for Best Documentary Feature Film. These six nominations represented a notable improvement over 2025 when Apple received zero nominations for any of its films. …”View more
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Apple has won its first Oscar in three years for 'F1 The Movie,' which also became the highest-grossing sports film of all time. This victory marks a significant turnaround for Apple, as they had zero wins in 2024 and only one win in 2023. With six nominations this year, including Best Picture, Apple's revamped movie strategy is clearly paying off.
9to5Mac Daily·MacBook Neo teardown, more on AirPods Max 2·Mar 17, 2026
“Okay, let's talk about dumb stuff instead. We'll wrap the day not with TV about Apple, but news of Apple TV. There's a new kids series coming. Apple's video streamer issued a press release Tuesday announcing My Brother the Minotaur. Restart My Mother the Car, you cowards! Restart? See, it's a car joke. Apple describes the series saying My Brother the Minotaur is a thrilling mix of folklore mystery and adventure about a young minotaur half half found and raised in the human world With the help of his fiercely loyal human brother …”“Okay, let's talk about dumb stuff instead. We'll wrap the day not with TV about Apple, but news of Apple TV. There's a new kids series coming. Apple's video streamer issued a press release Tuesday announcing My Brother the Minotaur. Restart My Mother the Car, you cowards! Restart? See, it's a car joke. Apple describes the series saying My Brother the Minotaur is a thrilling mix of folklore mystery and adventure about a young minotaur half half found and raised in the human world With the help of his fiercely loyal human brother he recruits a bold group of friends to uncover the mystery of his Minotaur past and fulfill his destiny, all while battling dark forces determined to see him fail. Same. Centered on universal themes of growing up, feeling different, and discovering where you belong, Apple says the series celebrates finding the people who truly see you in the places …”View more
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Apple TV is set to premiere a captivating new kids series called 'My Brother the Minotaur' on April 24th. This adventure follows a young minotaur raised in the human world, who, with his human brother, embarks on a quest to uncover his mysterious past while battling dark forces. The show celebrates themes of belonging and friendship, promising an exciting blend of folklore and adventure for young viewers.
Mac OS Ken·Apple's $500 Investment - MOSK: 03.18.2026·Mar 18, 2026
“Apple did win an Oscar. Leo. Leo. Yes. Now you see, now you know, we're done talking the vision. We're done now. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry. That's the only story we had. I tried. I really did. You have to close the bracket or else the CSS will not compete. It's quiet time right now. The mentor will complain. The Vision Pro is resting. Resting. Shh. I did watch the Academy Awards. It's kind of a national holiday in my house. Same. Or my head anyway. My …”“Apple did win an Oscar. Leo. Leo. Yes. Now you see, now you know, we're done talking the vision. We're done now. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry. That's the only story we had. I tried. I really did. You have to close the bracket or else the CSS will not compete. It's quiet time right now. The mentor will complain. The Vision Pro is resting. Resting. Shh. I did watch the Academy Awards. It's kind of a national holiday in my house. Same. Or my head anyway. My wife doesn't care. She went to bed literally before the best picture. I mean, it was like, come on, don't you care? but Apple did win an Oscar and actually it was kind of surprising because they said you know now the category for sound editing and they mentioned all the nominees and one of the nominees was F1 Apple movie And I knew that our neighbor …”View more
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Apple won an Oscar for sound editing, and it was a thrilling moment for the community, especially for my neighbor Juan, who worked on the winning film, F1. As we celebrated his success, my wife and I reflected on the Oscars being a national holiday in our home, even if she fell asleep before the big announcement. This personal connection to the Oscars made the night unforgettable.
MacBreak Weekly (Audio)·MBW 1016: An Orca, a Trombone and a Treasure Chest - AirPods Max 2 Pro Unveiled·Mar 17, 2026
“I do have some more powerful automations we're going to talk about with Finder and Hazel and some other things and shortcuts in a bit. But Apple had some huge announcements recently, and now some initial reviews are out. Now that we're recording, they announced the iPhone 17e, the iPad Air with M4, m5 pro and max macbook pro the studio display and studio display xdr and the macbook neo so a ton of devices all came out i did buy a couple uh did anything attempt you from these announcements david not really i it's just you know they're just not really in my wheelhouse i you know i know a …”“I do have some more powerful automations we're going to talk about with Finder and Hazel and some other things and shortcuts in a bit. But Apple had some huge announcements recently, and now some initial reviews are out. Now that we're recording, they announced the iPhone 17e, the iPad Air with M4, m5 pro and max macbook pro the studio display and studio display xdr and the macbook neo so a ton of devices all came out i did buy a couple uh did anything attempt you from these announcements david not really i it's just you know they're just not really in my wheelhouse i you know i know a lot of my nerd friends are buying neos as experiments but uh i number one i guess i'm too cheap but i i don't need it and i i don't think i could add anything to the conversation that isn't going to get added anyway but the uh but i do think the neo is the big announcement we talked about it a little bit after sean it was really actually the day …”View more
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Apple's new MacBook Neo is surprisingly powerful for its price, running demanding software like Final Cut and DaVinci Resolve efficiently. With an entry-level price of $500, it's perfect for students and enthusiasts looking to step into video editing without breaking the bank. This marks a significant shift for Apple, making high-performance computing accessible to a broader audience.
Mac Power Users·840: Finder is More Powerful Than You Think·Mar 15, 2026
“… like this just stay listening because maybe you could here is what happened to matt so recently in an evening there's matt he says that suddenly his Apple Watch, his iPhone and his Mac, they all lit up with a message prompting him to reset his Apple ID password, right? This is the thing built into the operating system. It's popping up, so you need to reset your password. And he says it came out of nowhere. So he hadn't done anything to trigger it. And he's thinking, well, why am I getting this notification telling me that there's some kind of problem with this? And what was happening was that …”“… despite having lockdown mode enabled matt mullenweg was still almost completely conned by an attack recently which he has written about on his blog so if you're sitting there thinking well this could never happen to me i could never fall for a trick like this just stay listening because maybe you could here is what happened to matt so recently in an evening there's matt he says that suddenly his Apple Watch, his iPhone and his Mac, they all lit up with a message prompting him to reset his Apple ID password, right? This is the thing built into the operating system. It's popping up, so you need to reset your password. And he says it came out of nowhere. So he hadn't done anything to trigger it. And he's thinking, well, why am I getting this notification telling me that there's some kind of problem with this? And what was happening was that somebody was hammering Apple's own legitimate password reset process. And you can do this. You can go to Apple and you can say, look, this is my Apple ID. This is effectively my email address. I can no longer access my account. Please reset it for me. And if you do that, Apple will send this notification to your devices, basically saying, do you want …”View more
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Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress, faced a clever attack on his Apple ID that nearly succeeded. Bombarded by legitimate-looking password reset notifications, he was targeted by scammers hoping to exploit his frustration. This incident highlights the dangers of MFA fatigue, reminding us that even tech-savvy individuals can fall victim to sophisticated scams.
Smashing Security·This clever scam nearly hijacked a tech CEO's Apple ID·Mar 19, 2026
“… options are frame gen next generation anyway much to find out over the coming months and years. Okay, so let's talk last, let's talk about Apple's new hardware. Yeah. Because this came, I mean, this would have been rumored for a while, I think. Yeah, there was a lot of it, but there's only one actually new thing. I mean, they announced like M5 Pro laptops, but that's just iterative. I mean, there's some interesting stuff with the way they're designing their SoCs now for those, but I don't think we need, they're doing some vertical stacking of dyes, which I didn't quite understand, but …”“… going forward is that you choose between performance and good looking mode and maybe the performance mode doesn't have the the generated frames because that adds a little bit of latency so yeah that would that would be unfortunate if all the performance options are frame gen next generation anyway much to find out over the coming months and years. Okay, so let's talk last, let's talk about Apple's new hardware. Yeah. Because this came, I mean, this would have been rumored for a while, I think. Yeah, there was a lot of it, but there's only one actually new thing. I mean, they announced like M5 Pro laptops, but that's just iterative. I mean, there's some interesting stuff with the way they're designing their SoCs now for those, but I don't think we need, they're doing some vertical stacking of dyes, which I didn't quite understand, but that's cool. I don't think we have to get into that here, but the but the MacBook Neo is the actual interesting new product line. Yeah. The, the top line on that is that it's a $600, um, uh, MacBook, small MacBook running, uh, an a 18 pro, which is last year's iPhone pro chip. Yeah. Um, like insane that we're at the point where a phone processor can …”View more
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Apple's new MacBook Neo features a shocking price point of $600, powered by last year's iPhone Pro chip, the A18 Pro. This marks a significant evolution where a phone processor is now capable of running a laptop, challenging the notion of performance in portable devices. Such advancements raise questions about the future of computing and the merging of mobile and desktop technology.
Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod.·330: Our E-Cores Are Better Than Your P-Cores·Mar 15, 2026
“… heard. Get your feet off my desk and get out of here. You can just imagine Steve with his – And they had to be bare feet at that time. My favorite Apple lore is that the first sale in Apple's history was made barefoot when he walked into the bite shop. He was barefoot. What's amazing about that is – so it was that for sure. or for Hewlett-Packard. Everything I'm describing was Hewlett-Packard in the 1950s and 1960s and 1940s. That was also Dave, Dave, Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett were that founder type. And Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett ran their company for between the two of them for like 50 …”“… pitched him. Was it Wozniak? Okay. Okay. Wozniak pitched. There was some other story where Jobs went into some meeting with some manager trying to pitch the thing. And the line from the manager was, absolutely not. This is the dumbest study I've ever heard. Get your feet off my desk and get out of here. You can just imagine Steve with his – And they had to be bare feet at that time. My favorite Apple lore is that the first sale in Apple's history was made barefoot when he walked into the bite shop. He was barefoot. What's amazing about that is – so it was that for sure. or for Hewlett-Packard. Everything I'm describing was Hewlett-Packard in the 1950s and 1960s and 1940s. That was also Dave, Dave, Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett were that founder type. And Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett ran their company for between the two of them for like 50 years. Do you think that's the most- And by the way, Silicon Valley was built in large part on HP. original Silicon Valley company. Okay, that's the next question. And it was run by its founders for 50 years, and yet people concluded the founders shouldn't run the companies. Right, and so it's like, it's one of those things where it's like, it's …”View more
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Hewlett-Packard was the most influential company in Silicon Valley from 1940 to 1980, shaping the entrepreneurial landscape that followed. Founders like Steve Jobs and Intel's Bob Noyce drew inspiration from HP's model of founder-led management. This legacy reveals the crucial role of visionary leadership in tech innovation.
The a16z Show·Marc Andreessen on the Mindset of Great Founders — with David Senra·Mar 15, 2026
“Running out today, Apple named Steve LeMay its vice president of human interface design last December, following the departure of Allendye to Meta. At the time, this led to speculation that Apple might walk back its liquid glass design language under LeMay's leadership. In yesterday's edition of his Power On newsletter, however, Mark Gurman said this isn't in the cards. On the other hand Apple is revisiting a setting that could let some anti glass iPhone users scale …”“Running out today, Apple named Steve LeMay its vice president of human interface design last December, following the departure of Allendye to Meta. At the time, this led to speculation that Apple might walk back its liquid glass design language under LeMay's leadership. In yesterday's edition of his Power On newsletter, however, Mark Gurman said this isn't in the cards. On the other hand Apple is revisiting a setting that could let some anti glass iPhone users scale back the design According to Gurman not only will iOS 27 not include any big changes to liquid glass LeMay himself was a driving force behind the redesign in the first place and was deeply involved in its development. This contradicts the running theory that liquid glass was pioneered primarily or solely by Alan Dye. As such, the latest internal …”View more
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Apple's upcoming iOS 27 will maintain its liquid glass design, despite speculation of changes under new VP Steve LeMay. Mark Gurman reveals that LeMay was instrumental in the design's development and that a system-wide slider to adjust the glass effect is in the works. This aims to enhance user control while solidifying liquid glass as the future of iPhone aesthetics.
“… what the where it was sent from oh you you doing some like and enhance and it is definitely not an address that i have ever received anything from apple before but that's not really like inclusive either way well that doesn't really mean anything though because like it was a different part of something so again i'm definitely not saying that this this didn't happen but what i'm saying is it's strange it is strange that a biology teacher is the only person that we've heard about it from and if you are at apple and you listen to this this is the perfect example steven yes i do have a strongly …”“I had not seen it covered anywhere and I don't know, wanted to do a call out to see if anybody had heard of that. Also, she doxed herself because she has her Yeah And I trying to figure out what the where it was sent from oh you you doing some like and enhance and it is definitely not an address that i have ever received anything from apple before but that's not really like inclusive either way well that doesn't really mean anything though because like it was a different part of something so again i'm definitely not saying that this this didn't happen but what i'm saying is it's strange it is strange that a biology teacher is the only person that we've heard about it from and if you are at apple and you listen to this this is the perfect example steven yes i do have a strongly held opinion about this oh i'm also happy to be wrong like if i'm wrong please i would love to know more about this that apple is in fact sending out macbook neos and if that's true like that's very cool if apple's doing that i just feel like how many do they send out and what did the other people do with them because they didn't make Instagram reels. …”View more
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Apple's acquisition of Motion VFX could revolutionize video editing for creators. This Polish software company, known for its high-quality plugins, will likely integrate their tools into Apple's Final Cut Pro, enhancing features for both one-time purchasers and subscription users. This move could provide users with premium content at a better value, changing how creators produce their work.
Primary Technology·Is Apple Giving Away MacBook Neos? iOS 26.4 Features, AI Generated Dead Actors is Too Far·Mar 19, 2026
“… hard to come by. Basically, anyone with a cable subscription had ESPN or has ESPN. But I do think that it's really neat that this is something that Apple is exploring. I bet you that whenever the time comes in a couple of weeks that there's a race that I can watch live, I suspect I going to be very enthusiastic about the live experience I also didn mention that on the Vision Pro I think you get five camera angles instead of four which is exciting But again maybe they make the replays better as well I mean, I'm not certain that that's going to happen, but I presume it will at some point. But …”“… I mean, as negative as I am about the advertising, which obviously I'm a touch negative, I do think that this is, on the whole, really great for Americans, really great to make the sport more accessible to Americans. Now, admittedly, ESPN is not that hard to come by. Basically, anyone with a cable subscription had ESPN or has ESPN. But I do think that it's really neat that this is something that Apple is exploring. I bet you that whenever the time comes in a couple of weeks that there's a race that I can watch live, I suspect I going to be very enthusiastic about the live experience I also didn mention that on the Vision Pro I think you get five camera angles instead of four which is exciting But again maybe they make the replays better as well I mean, I'm not certain that that's going to happen, but I presume it will at some point. But sitting here now, I'm kind of meh on the experience, but I do think it has incredible potential. And I'm really excited for them to realize that potential. or in their defense, I guess they have realized it's just I can't tell because I'm here in America where the races are on in the middle of the night so far. But again, I can't stress enough for the …”View more
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Apple's design choices for the MacBook Neo reflect a balance between cost-saving measures and maintaining their signature precision in product aesthetics.
Accidental Tech Podcast·682: Medium Core·Mar 12, 2026
“A, makes me really hope that Apple moves fast on this and maybe there will be a first party solution similar to this, but B, that if you want to be ahead of the game and take advantage of these resources now, like Cloud Cowork, that it really can change how productive you are, give you an advantage in the workplace. Or if you run your own business, like I mean David and I do it can really multiply your efforts where if you can or don want to you know hire an assistant like an …”“A, makes me really hope that Apple moves fast on this and maybe there will be a first party solution similar to this, but B, that if you want to be ahead of the game and take advantage of these resources now, like Cloud Cowork, that it really can change how productive you are, give you an advantage in the workplace. Or if you run your own business, like I mean David and I do it can really multiply your efforts where if you can or don want to you know hire an assistant like an actual person or a virtual assistant Claude Cowork really can be that assistant with the training which is really impressive You know, something that I don't think has been possible up till now. Yeah, it is. So I'm so impressed with what so the labs, the Max Working Labs, I give early access to field guides. So as we're recording the show, the course …”View more
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Apple stands at a critical juncture to revolutionize computing through AI integration, but their hesitation could cost them. With emerging tools like Claude Cowork already helping users automate tasks, the demand for self-operating technology is undeniable. If Apple embraces this shift and develops their own AI solutions, they could dominate the market and redefine productivity.
Mac Power Users·841: The Robot Assistant Field Guide·Mar 22, 2026
“And also, Apple didn't invent the CD drive, the DVD burner, Wi-Fi, the touchscreen phone, the tablet. All of those things came before the laser printer, the personal network. But Apple introduced them all. So Jobs' thing was being able to spot fledgling new technologies that were really cool but really complicated and not there for everyday consumer use and simplifying them and beautifying them enough that they could release it to everybody. Apple, I mean, …”“And also, Apple didn't invent the CD drive, the DVD burner, Wi-Fi, the touchscreen phone, the tablet. All of those things came before the laser printer, the personal network. But Apple introduced them all. So Jobs' thing was being able to spot fledgling new technologies that were really cool but really complicated and not there for everyday consumer use and simplifying them and beautifying them enough that they could release it to everybody. Apple, I mean, Apple products obviously are so popular. Could you talk a little bit about why you think it's important for folks, for users to look back at the history of this company? Yeah. First of all, to understand how Apple got where it is, it helps to understand its culture. And to know its culture, you have to look back to where that came from. And it came …”View more
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Apple's success stems from its ability to simplify complex technologies for everyday users. Founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak believed that computing should be accessible to all, which led to the creation of the Apple I and II, revolutionizing home computing. Their vision transformed technology from a niche for experts into an essential tool for everyone.
Terms of Service with Clare Duffy·50 Years of Apple: How the iPhone Maker Revolutionized Tech·Mar 17, 2026
“because Apple, with this latest update to the iPhone, the operating system, they kind of split where you can stay on the old operating system but still get critical security updates. So if you don't want your phone to change very much, they'll do that for a while. They haven't said how long they're gonna do that, but they're doing it at least right now. You can also enable lockdown mode for extra protection. So if you a high target right You a CEO of a …”“because Apple, with this latest update to the iPhone, the operating system, they kind of split where you can stay on the old operating system but still get critical security updates. So if you don't want your phone to change very much, they'll do that for a while. They haven't said how long they're gonna do that, but they're doing it at least right now. You can also enable lockdown mode for extra protection. So if you a high target right You a CEO of a company You are a very prominent journalist like I said you a head of state you probably want to enable this lockdown mode And this is a really strict way of operating your device. So, for instance, for messages, all attachments are blocked, right? So images, video, audio, link previews, those are not going to be available if you're doing this. Web …”View more
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Apple's new lockdown mode offers extreme protection for high-profile individuals, blocking messages, FaceTime calls, and location data. This is crucial as a recent update revealed a hidden security patch, and a data breach at Aura impacted 900,000 users, including myself. Keeping your device updated is essential to safeguard against vulnerabilities.
Rich On Tech·iPhone’s hidden security update, CSUN assistive tech & scan your phone for spyware (166, March 21, 2026)·Mar 21, 2026
“… started That where you would have started Okay But then I went to Jordan and I said okay but like assuming that Ternus you know had the mandate of Apple, like you got to ship this product. It's got to be good. You have to continue this product line. You can't pivot to beef tallow and sandalwood ear pods. What would you do? A touch grass product. So basically, you know, say, hey, we're shutting down the. Vision Pro, but we're just going to sell you a little patch of grass. Okay. So if you want to be immersed in something, you can just go to your desk and – Maybe they could become like a tour …”“… to get splinters in your ears. Yeah, splinter, like a beef. So you, so you lubricate your ear canal with beef tallow. Just go back to basics. Just back to basics. Introducing AirPod Caveman Caveman yeah yeah that what you want That where I would have started That where you would have started Okay But then I went to Jordan and I said okay but like assuming that Ternus you know had the mandate of Apple, like you got to ship this product. It's got to be good. You have to continue this product line. You can't pivot to beef tallow and sandalwood ear pods. What would you do? A touch grass product. So basically, you know, say, hey, we're shutting down the. Vision Pro, but we're just going to sell you a little patch of grass. Okay. So if you want to be immersed in something, you can just go to your desk and – Maybe they could become like a tour guide, a vacation guide. So if you want to go see a beautiful Vista, you can just go see it in person. That would be more of your idea. But I was trying to get at what should Ternus have done? Should he have gone softer? Because it appears that he reassigned a senior AirPods executive. Yeah, and so this issue comes down to, from my understanding, this …”View more
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Imagine if Apple ditched high-tech for a wooden headset made of horse hair. In a humorous twist, the discussion reveals how Apple’s senior executive missed key features while preparing for the Vision Pro launch, leading to a potential disconnect in product strategy. This highlights the ongoing challenge of innovation versus practicality in tech design.
TBPN·Hill & Valley Gigastream, Apple's Next CEO, OpenAI's Non-Profit | Scott Nolan, Sarah Guo, Casey Handmer, Shaun Maguire, Delian Asparouhov, Zach Dell, Ryan Petersen, and Chase Lochmiller·Mar 24, 2026
“… would not talk about, but it was the most candid I've ever seen him. It was just amazing. And he told some fun stories about Steve and just being at Apple and those sorts of things. So I wanted to share a couple of them with you. One, my favorite one, was when they announced the iBook, Phil famously did his jump with the iBook from stage at Macworld Expo. The way that this happened, the way this came to be was they were in Apple's headquarters, you know, or in Building 3 at Apple's headquarters or whatever. and they were testing Wi-Fi because the iBook was the first laptop that ever had Wi-Fi. It …”“And he was just relaxed. It was pretty clear that I'm sure there were things he would not talk about, but it was the most candid I've ever seen him. It was just amazing. And he told some fun stories about Steve and just being at Apple and those sorts of things. So I wanted to share a couple of them with you. One, my favorite one, was when they announced the iBook, Phil famously did his jump with the iBook from stage at Macworld Expo. The way that this happened, the way this came to be was they were in Apple's headquarters, you know, or in Building 3 at Apple's headquarters or whatever. and they were testing Wi-Fi because the iBook was the first laptop that ever had Wi-Fi. It was really the first device that brought Wi-Fi to the consumer market. And so they were testing it by – they had put the guts of an iBook. They had them inside the building, but of course back in those days and probably these days too, they couldn't put any unannounced product outside. but they wanted to test this thing and so they took a huge …”View more
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Phil Schiller's daring jump at the iBook launch was a pivotal moment in Apple's history. During a test at Apple HQ, they strapped an iBook's guts to a doll for a Wi-Fi demo, leading to Schiller being convinced to jump from a height at Macworld Expo. The story reveals the humorous and risky behind-the-scenes decisions that shaped the iconic reveal.
Mac Geek Gab·Siri Power Moves, CarPlay Smarts, and Phil Schiller’s SXSW Stories – Mac Geek Gab 1134·Mar 23, 2026
“to run LLMs locally. There was a very, very interesting take in here where he's talking about the Apple MacBook Neo launch, which is $599, I think $499 for education, potentially very disruptive to other laptop makers. You still get discounts, Tyler? or just I think I'm still a student. Oh yeah, you're still a student because you're on lead. That's great. There you go. There are some legendary leave of absences where people have been away for like 10 years and then they go and do so many See the goal is to defer for so long but then also have …”“to run LLMs locally. There was a very, very interesting take in here where he's talking about the Apple MacBook Neo launch, which is $599, I think $499 for education, potentially very disruptive to other laptop makers. You still get discounts, Tyler? or just I think I'm still a student. Oh yeah, you're still a student because you're on lead. That's great. There you go. There are some legendary leave of absences where people have been away for like 10 years and then they go and do so many See the goal is to defer for so long but then also have such a meteoric rise that they have to give you the honorary degree before while you still eligible That's a good one. Because they're like, oh, well, we got it. I think Mark Zuckerberg got an honorary degree from Harvard, but he was on delay for like a year. And I think they gave him the honorary degree a couple of years later. So, you know, that's …”View more
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Apple's new MacBook Neo, priced at $599, is poised to shake up the laptop market, especially for budget-conscious consumers who previously avoided Apple due to high prices. With its focus on content consumption, the device challenges traditional PC makers like Asus, who downplay its impact despite acknowledging its potential to attract new buyers. This shift reflects changing user needs, as many seek affordable devices for everyday use rather than high-powered machines.
TBPN·AI vs. Dog Cancer, Oscars Reactions, How to Lose the AI Arms Race | Kevin Espiritu, Paul Conyngham, Tony Zhao, Drew Oetting, Carina Hong, Cameron Fink, Debra Birnbaum·Mar 16, 2026
“Last week, Tim Cook was in Chengdu, China, for a high-profile Apple Store event marking the company's 50th anniversary. His visit underscored how crucial China remains for Apple, even as the US-China tensions rise and regulators in China push for a more open app store ecosystem. iPhone sales are booming in the mainland, up 23% so far in 2026, while the broader smartphone market shrinks. Meanwhile, Apple has cut its app store fees in China from 30% to 25%, though Beijing is signaling it wants more concessions. …”“Last week, Tim Cook was in Chengdu, China, for a high-profile Apple Store event marking the company's 50th anniversary. His visit underscored how crucial China remains for Apple, even as the US-China tensions rise and regulators in China push for a more open app store ecosystem. iPhone sales are booming in the mainland, up 23% so far in 2026, while the broader smartphone market shrinks. Meanwhile, Apple has cut its app store fees in China from 30% to 25%, though Beijing is signaling it wants more concessions. Despite Apple leaning on the iPhone for growth, Apple is still struggling to find traction in AI. James, this is an exciting topic because we did have, as you recall, Patrick McGee, who wrote Apple in China. So this is a topic that we've discussed previously. But what has been interesting to me relative to, I would say, the discussion a year or two …”View more
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Tim Cook's recent visit to China highlights Apple's reliance on the Chinese market, even amid rising US-China tensions. With iPhone sales booming and a significant cut in app store fees, Apple is navigating complex demands from the Chinese government, demonstrating that in China, it's the government that ultimately calls the shots. This situation reflects a broader trend affecting many US companies heavily invested in China.
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway·China Decode: Apple Doubles Down on China as Trump Blinks·Mar 24, 2026
“… and the keyboard and or should I just get a MacBook Air? Well, you just kind of said it. Now you can just get both. Get an entry level iPad, get the Apple Pencil, do not get the keyboard. There's your iPad for iPad things. If you want to do the work on there, you can do it. But if you need more and you need your keyboard, you whip out your MacBook Neo. Does it suck to carry two things? No, but you can basically get those two things for a little bit more than a starting entry MacBook Air. That is absolutely insane to me. I mean, it's like a few hundred dollars more, but still, I mean, like what …”“we often went with especially like the ipad air and the macbook air i think that was kind of the two before the neo came out it was like should i get the ipad air and get the the the pencil and the keyboard and or should I just get a MacBook Air? Well, you just kind of said it. Now you can just get both. Get an entry level iPad, get the Apple Pencil, do not get the keyboard. There's your iPad for iPad things. If you want to do the work on there, you can do it. But if you need more and you need your keyboard, you whip out your MacBook Neo. Does it suck to carry two things? No, but you can basically get those two things for a little bit more than a starting entry MacBook Air. That is absolutely insane to me. I mean, it's like a few hundred dollars more, but still, I mean, like what you're getting are two completely different devices that can fulfill your needs better than if you chose one when you're on the fence. That's just wild to me now. and there's such a big market in used ipads as well um oh yeah which it's so accessible you don't even have to get the the latest model and they last for so long as well i mean people in …”View more
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You can now get an entry-level iPad and a MacBook Neo for just a bit more than a MacBook Air, creating a powerful duo for different tasks. This combination allows for a versatile setup where you can use the iPad for casual tasks and the MacBook for serious work. The longevity of iPads also means they remain useful, even as apps evolve, highlighting their value compared to traditional laptops.
The MacRumors Show·185: MacBook Neo Is Here — Should You Buy Apple’s $599 Laptop?·Mar 13, 2026
“… looks for opportunities in strong, steady businesses that will survive downturns. Now let's talk about a huge evolution in Buffett's strategy, Apple. For years, Warren Buffett avoided tech. He said he didn't understand it well enough to invest in it. But in 2016, Berkshire began buying Apple. A few years later, it became Berkshire's single biggest holding. Buffett saw Apple not as a tech company, but as a consumer products company with an unmatched ecosystem. Its brand loyalty, recurring revenue, and pricing power made it look a lot like Coca-Cola, but with better margins. Berkshire …”“… investment, he took advantage of a temporary undervaluation in a company he deeply admired. Though he didn't hold on to the shares for decades like he did with Coke, the McDonald's investment reflected classic Buffett behavior. When markets panic, Buffett looks for opportunities in strong, steady businesses that will survive downturns. Now let's talk about a huge evolution in Buffett's strategy, Apple. For years, Warren Buffett avoided tech. He said he didn't understand it well enough to invest in it. But in 2016, Berkshire began buying Apple. A few years later, it became Berkshire's single biggest holding. Buffett saw Apple not as a tech company, but as a consumer products company with an unmatched ecosystem. Its brand loyalty, recurring revenue, and pricing power made it look a lot like Coca-Cola, but with better margins. Berkshire invested about $31 billion into Apple. Today, it's worth over $160 billion. And while Buffett trimmed the position slightly in 2023, he's still all in on the iPhone economy. But before we get too hyped up, Buffett hasn't always hit home runs.”View more
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Warren Buffett's investment in Coca-Cola turned $1.3 billion into over $28 billion, showcasing his strategy of buying great businesses at fair prices. Similarly, his shift to investing in Apple transformed a $31 billion stake into over $160 billion. These examples reveal timeless investment lessons that anyone can apply, regardless of their budget.
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin·7 Investing Lessons from Warren Buffett·Mar 16, 2026
“Rounding out today, Apple has released the iOS 26.4 release candidate, again representing the final beta before the updates released to everyone. Apple has shared the official release notes for the update, highlighting changes to Apple Music, accessibility, and more. In Apple Music, Playlist Playground generates playlists from your description, complete with a title, a description, and a track list. Concert integration helps you discover nearby shows from artists in …”“Rounding out today, Apple has released the iOS 26.4 release candidate, again representing the final beta before the updates released to everyone. Apple has shared the official release notes for the update, highlighting changes to Apple Music, accessibility, and more. In Apple Music, Playlist Playground generates playlists from your description, complete with a title, a description, and a track list. Concert integration helps you discover nearby shows from artists in your library and recommends new artists based on what you listen to. Offline Music Recognition and Control Center identifies songs without an internet connection Ambient Music has a new widget for sleep, chill, productivity, and well-being And the interface now includes full-screen backgrounds for select albums and playlists For accessibility, there's …”View more
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Apple's iOS 26.4 release candidate addresses frustrating keyboard bugs that have plagued users, especially when typing quickly. This update improves character recognition and enhances auto-correction, responding to widespread complaints on social media. Users have already reported better performance in beta tests, sparking hope for a smoother typing experience.
“Finally today, we've not heard from good old Horace Deju in a while. Good to hear from him again. He says, as AI models commodify, Apple's plans to spend just $14 billion on 2026 CapEx spending, far below the combined $650 billion of the hyperscalers, which represents more than 90% of their cash flow may end up being a genius move. Quote, the hyperscalers are now spending 94% of their operating cash flows on AI infrastructure. Amazon is projected to go negative free cash flow this year with as much as $28 billion in the red. Alphabet's free cash flow is expected to collapse 90% …”“Finally today, we've not heard from good old Horace Deju in a while. Good to hear from him again. He says, as AI models commodify, Apple's plans to spend just $14 billion on 2026 CapEx spending, far below the combined $650 billion of the hyperscalers, which represents more than 90% of their cash flow may end up being a genius move. Quote, the hyperscalers are now spending 94% of their operating cash flows on AI infrastructure. Amazon is projected to go negative free cash flow this year with as much as $28 billion in the red. Alphabet's free cash flow is expected to collapse 90% from $73 billion to $8 billion. These companies used to be the greatest cash machines ever built. Now they're borrowing money to keep the data center lights on. The big five raised $121 billion in bonds in 2025 alone. Morgan Stanley projects $1.5 trillion in tech debt over the coming years. For the first time in history, hyperscalers hold more debt …”View more
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Apple's decision to spend just $14 billion on AI infrastructure while competitors drown in debt may be a genius move. While hyperscalers like Amazon and Alphabet struggle with cash flow, Apple is leveraging its vast user base and advanced chips to dominate AI without massive investments. This strategy allows Apple to pivot quickly as AI models commoditize, positioning it ahead of rivals who are burdened by costly data centers.
Tech Brew Ride Home·The Mother Of All Meta Layoffs?·Mar 16, 2026
“… memory is like triple. Let's call it if it's now $12 per gig for DDR. So now you're talking about $150 versus $50, right? $100 increase in cost on Apple. Also, Apple has some margin. They're not just going to eat the margin. So now that's $100 cost increase. That's just on the DRAM. The NAND also has the same sort of like market So in fact you know it probably increase on the iPhone Apple has to either pass it on to the consumer A or B they have to eat it I don see Apple reducing their margin too much. Maybe they eat a little bit, but at the end of the day, that means the end consumer is paying …”“… of it is the memory? How much more expensive does an iPhone get if the memory is 2x more expensive or whatever it has to be? So I believe an iPhone has 12 gigabytes of memory. Each gig used to cost roughly $3 or $4, so it's $50. But now the price of memory is like triple. Let's call it if it's now $12 per gig for DDR. So now you're talking about $150 versus $50, right? $100 increase in cost on Apple. Also, Apple has some margin. They're not just going to eat the margin. So now that's $100 cost increase. That's just on the DRAM. The NAND also has the same sort of like market So in fact you know it probably increase on the iPhone Apple has to either pass it on to the consumer A or B they have to eat it I don see Apple reducing their margin too much. Maybe they eat a little bit, but at the end of the day, that means the end consumer is paying $250 more for an iPhone. And now that's on like, Hey, what is last year's memory pricing versus today's? Now there is some lag for Apple to have to feel the heat because they have tended to have, you know, three, six or a year long contracts for a lot of memory. But at the end of the day, Apple gets hit pretty hard by this. But they won't they …”View more
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Apple's iPhone prices could increase by up to $250 due to rising memory costs, affecting consumer demand and market dynamics. While high-end phones may still sell well, mid-range and low-end smartphones are projected to see a dramatic decline in sales, potentially halving their volumes. This shift could reshape the entire smartphone industry as manufacturers struggle with tighter margins and increased production costs.
Dwarkesh Podcast·Dylan Patel — Deep Dive on the 3 Big Bottlenecks to Scaling AI Compute·Mar 13, 2026
“… us the reaction to this thing i would say has been pretty universally like rapturous this computer appears to have accomplished exactly the thing Apple intended it to accomplish, and maybe even more so. Have you been as surprised by the positivity around this thing as I have? Not really. I think what I'm more intrigued by is the positivity around the sense that Apple is having a good time for the first time in years. Like when you, when you open the box for the Neo, it has the little tab that says hello on it. And that like the classic Mac font, like Apple has not been playful in a long time. …”“… here we have to talk about war on paramount for the rest of my life apparently thank you david ellison um but yeah we should we should get to the macbook neo because um the the computer is out our review is out antonio de benedetto reviewed it for us the reaction to this thing i would say has been pretty universally like rapturous this computer appears to have accomplished exactly the thing Apple intended it to accomplish, and maybe even more so. Have you been as surprised by the positivity around this thing as I have? Not really. I think what I'm more intrigued by is the positivity around the sense that Apple is having a good time for the first time in years. Like when you, when you open the box for the Neo, it has the little tab that says hello on it. And that like the classic Mac font, like Apple has not been playful in a long time. Like truly has not, uh, their TikTok account is bananas, like literally pictures of bananas. Right. Do you see the TikTok they made of, of just a lime doing a FaceTime call? No. I mean, it's just like nonsensical avant-garde weirdo TikToks that they're making. They started another new Instagram account that, you know, it's just more branded …”View more
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Apple's MacBook Neo has garnered overwhelmingly positive reactions, marking a playful revival for the brand. Priced at $599, it combines an iPhone chip with a colorful design, appealing to users who understand its intended purpose. This shift in Apple's vibe is a refreshing change, showcasing their ability to blend fun with functionality.
The Vergecast·The MacBook Neo is a winner·Mar 13, 2026
“… minutes in. Volume and burger. I don't know. Well, I've talked about everything I know this episode. Cool. I think next we're going to go down the Apple new devices tier list because all of the reviews are out. Well, not all the reviews. There's a there's a number of reviews out now. All of the products embargoes have lifted. Yes. You can find reviews online everywhere. we put a couple out we're still working on a couple but i think that we're going to go through all seven of them and we're going to rank them from best to worst so i had a question about that yeah when you say rank them because …”“That was Burger King. I know that was Burger King. It was either McDonald's or Burger King. And I was like. Nice. Nice. Yeah. Yeah. Incredible. All right. We are now 20 something minutes in. Volume and burger. I don't know. Well, I've talked about everything I know this episode. Cool. I think next we're going to go down the Apple new devices tier list because all of the reviews are out. Well, not all the reviews. There's a there's a number of reviews out now. All of the products embargoes have lifted. Yes. You can find reviews online everywhere. we put a couple out we're still working on a couple but i think that we're going to go through all seven of them and we're going to rank them from best to worst so i had a question about that yeah when you say rank them because there's seven here yeah i'll just go through the seven just real quick ipad air got the m4 chip iphone 17e studio display studio display xdr m5 macbook air m5 pro and m5 max macbook pros yeah and macbook neo yeah now when you say rank them are we ranking them based on how good of an update they are are we ranking them based on just how good they …”View more
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For most college students, the new MacBook Neo is the ideal choice, handling 99% of typical tasks with ease. If their needs are more demanding, like serious video editing or coding, then the MacBook Air might be necessary. This shift in recommendations highlights how powerful the Neo has become, making it a game-changer for students.
Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast·The Apple Release Tier List·Mar 13, 2026
“When Apple made repairs for MacBook Neo significantly less expensive with Apple Care Plus versus repairs for other Macs with Apple Care Plus, I really thought it was part of the company's play for the more budget-minded consumer. Make repairs cheaper, so they'll go ahead and sign up. Turns out MacBook Neo is actually significantly easier to repair than other Macs. Mac Rumors has written up a teardown by Australian YouTube repair channel Tech Renew. …”“When Apple made repairs for MacBook Neo significantly less expensive with Apple Care Plus versus repairs for other Macs with Apple Care Plus, I really thought it was part of the company's play for the more budget-minded consumer. Make repairs cheaper, so they'll go ahead and sign up. Turns out MacBook Neo is actually significantly easier to repair than other Macs. Mac Rumors has written up a teardown by Australian YouTube repair channel Tech Renew. standard screws less glue zero tape according to the piece a first from macbooks in memory the piece says the two usbc ports speakers and the headphone jack are all modular so the individual components can be swapped without replacing larger assemblies and while tech renewed didn't entirely disassemble the neo the piece says we already knew that the …”View more
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Apple's MacBook Neo is not only cheaper to repair but also significantly easier to fix than previous models. With modular components and a design that allows individual parts to be replaced, the Neo is a game-changer in repairability. Meanwhile, India's government is pushing for new manufacturing incentives, aiming to make the country a global electronics hub, aligning perfectly with Apple's strategy to reduce reliance on China.
Mac OS Ken·MacBook Neo Repairability + IDC on RAMnarök = MOSK: 03.13.2026·Mar 13, 2026
“… that This is faster than the M1 MacBook Air the very same computer that we are all impressed by Yeah it a cheaper laptop but that just shows how far Apple has come since then. Well, both of them, Lewis and I are both on M1 machines. You're using an M1 MacBook, right now, right now, Lewis? MacBook Air, yep. M1 MacBook Air. I've got an M1 iMac. And the only time it really stutters is when I've got 400 Chrome tabs open. So yeah, I've got all of these Pro apps and Windows 11 running on the side. Final Cut Pro is yelling at me for something. All of those. Pixelmator Pro, create a new document. And …”“… I mean, imagine when we were all impressed by the M1 MacBook Air, the base M1 MacBook Air in 2020, we were all saying, oh man, this is an incredible machine. It can do everything so much faster than an Intel laptop And this is still faster than that This is faster than the M1 MacBook Air the very same computer that we are all impressed by Yeah it a cheaper laptop but that just shows how far Apple has come since then. Well, both of them, Lewis and I are both on M1 machines. You're using an M1 MacBook, right now, right now, Lewis? MacBook Air, yep. M1 MacBook Air. I've got an M1 iMac. And the only time it really stutters is when I've got 400 Chrome tabs open. So yeah, I've got all of these Pro apps and Windows 11 running on the side. Final Cut Pro is yelling at me for something. All of those. Pixelmator Pro, create a new document. And here's the other thing. Yeah, this is a cheap laptop, but we just have to get over the fact that cheap laptops aren't slow anymore. I got started on a Pentium 2 computer running Windows 2000 that took a full five minutes to boot and stopped screaming at me. And it would take a full minute to render the most basic three megabyte HTML website in …”View more
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The new MacBook's speakers outperform expectations, with surprising sound quality despite their unique placement. Additionally, its blazing-fast performance challenges the notion that affordable laptops can't deliver high-end capabilities, outperforming even the impressive M1 MacBook Air. This shift shows how far Apple has come in making powerful machines accessible to everyday users.
Cult of Mac·Hands-on with the Studio Display XDR, MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e·Mar 12, 2026
“Next up today, AI is making app development easier than ever, but a new report claims Apple's App Store isn't fully embracing these new tools. Companies behind two quote-unquote vibe-coding apps that let you create tools by entering prompts say Apple is pushing back on the category. Notably, this is not Apple pushing back on apps created with vibe-coding. Instead, it's pushing back on apps for the iPhone that let you vibe-code other apps. The information reports that Apple has quietly prevented AI vibe coding apps such as Replit and …”“Next up today, AI is making app development easier than ever, but a new report claims Apple's App Store isn't fully embracing these new tools. Companies behind two quote-unquote vibe-coding apps that let you create tools by entering prompts say Apple is pushing back on the category. Notably, this is not Apple pushing back on apps created with vibe-coding. Instead, it's pushing back on apps for the iPhone that let you vibe-code other apps. The information reports that Apple has quietly prevented AI vibe coding apps such as Replit and VibeCode, which help people create games and other applications, from releasing updates to their mobile apps on the App Store unless they make modifications. Apple confirmed to the information that it has told some app developers that the vibe coding capabilities violate long App Store rules that say an app can run code that changes the way it or …”View more
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Apple is restricting vibe coding apps that allow users to create other applications directly on their iPhones, claiming they violate App Store rules. This move comes as these apps, like Replit and VibeCode, pose a potential threat by enabling developers to create web apps outside of Apple's ecosystem. While vibe coding itself isn't banned, the way these apps operate on the iPhone is under scrutiny, potentially stifling innovation in app development.
9to5Mac Daily·App Store vibe coding, more·Mar 18, 2026
“… And let me also tell you about Cisco. Critical infrastructure for the AI era unlocks seamless real-time experiences and new value with Cisco. Apple said 50 years of thinking different. And then they wrote, 50 years ago in a small garage, a big idea was born. Apple was founded on the simple notion that technology should be personal. And that belief, M-radical at the time, M-changed everything. April 1st marks 50 years of Apple. From the first Apple computer to the Mac, from iPod to iPhone, iPad to Apple Watch and AirPods, as well as the services we use every day, MDash, the App Store, Apple …”“… to sort of automate software development was behind schedule, which Elon obviously does not have a strong patience for. Anyway, quickly, let me tell you about Vanta. Automate compliance. and security. Vanta is the leading AI trust management platform. And let me also tell you about Cisco. Critical infrastructure for the AI era unlocks seamless real-time experiences and new value with Cisco. Apple said 50 years of thinking different. And then they wrote, 50 years ago in a small garage, a big idea was born. Apple was founded on the simple notion that technology should be personal. And that belief, M-radical at the time, M-changed everything. April 1st marks 50 years of Apple. From the first Apple computer to the Mac, from iPod to iPhone, iPad to Apple Watch and AirPods, as well as the services we use every day, MDash, the App Store, Apple Music, Apple Pay, iCloud and Apple TV, MDash. we've spent five decades rethinking what's possible and putting powerful tools in people's hands through every breakthrough one idea has guided us m dash that the world is moved forward by people who think different that's because progress always begins with someone m dash an inventor or scientist a …”View more
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Apple's 50th anniversary highlights its legacy of innovation and ongoing influence in the tech industry, with a focus on personal technology and AI advancements.
