On November 26, 1984, Bill Gates was quoted as saying "the next generation of interesting software will be done on the Macintosh."

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You can give yourself the best of the internet for work and play with this unique bundle. The VPN Unlimited Lifetime + PlayStation Plus 1-Year Subscription Bundle gives you a year of online gaming and a lifetime of safe internet for just $49.99 (regularly $258) — no coupon needed. This bundle gives you two huge […]

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Apple’s much-anticipated augmented reality headset could finally drop late next year, according to TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The device is expected to pack a surprisingly powerful chip that would put it on par with an M1 Mac in processing performance. A second low-power processor will reportedly handle the headset’s many built-in sensors. Apple […]

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This software activation key sale post is presented by Keysbuff. Cult of Mac readers get great deals from software activation keys provider Keysbuff. You can save up to 70% off full prices on Windows 10 and many other Microsoft software titles in the Keysbuff Black Friday sale that goes through December 1. Just use promo […]

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A three-month free trial of Apple News+ is now available to those who sign up through Cyber Monday. The promotion is much more generous than the one-month trial typically offered by Apple, but it’s only available to new users. Once the trial has ended, subscriptions auto-renew at $9.99 per month. 3 months of Apple News+ […]

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Apple TV+’s exciting new South Korean sci-fi series Dr. Brain dives into the past this week to discover mistakes, regrets and murder. Brain-syncing scientist Sewon Koh starts to understand that, though he’s at the center of a conspiracy, his own guilt is much more relevant to the crimes in question than he initially considered. It is, […]

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If you’re looking for a way to travel to more distant places for less money — and enjoy special, authentic experiences in those places — then The World Traveler Bundle featuring Rosetta Stone Lifetime Subscription is the perfect bundle for you. This travel-oriented bundle gives you access to language app Rosetta Stone, Matt’s Flights and […]

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Apple TV+ teen basketball drama Swagger faces its first COVID-19-era game — and its second brush with police brutality — in a tense and shocking episode this week. Crystal finally confesses, while team Swagger faces a couple of real and metaphorical foes. This week’s episode of the stellar new show, which was created by NBA […]

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If you’re the kind of person who gets pleasure out of destroying other people’s snowmen, you’ll love Apple’s new “Shot on iPhone” ad for the holiday season. “Saving Simon” tells the story of a young girl who saves a beloved snowman from a mass stomping, keeps it alive all year long by shutting it inside […]

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Bacioiu Constantin Ciprian, known online as “Zapa,” was born in Buzau, Romania, in 1991, not long after a revolution toppled communist rule there. He loved technology as a kid, but it was expensive and hard to get. And soon enough he realized how much he loved Apple products — especially those around in his youth. […]

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On November 25, 1996, NeXT contacted Apple about the possibility of Apple licensing its OpenStep operating system -- paving the way to OS X.

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This week on Dickinson, the girls are off to the lunatic asylum and Henry needs to find his inner housewife to help his recruits pass an inspection. This week’s episode of the Apple TV+ feminist alt-history fable is one of the strongest yet — and it makes the looming finale all the more bittersweet. Just […]

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