The term “money pit” usually refers to an old house that needs a lot of expensive work that never seems to end. But it could actually refer to a computer setup, too. After all, it’s never really finished and the next round of irresistible gear is always about to come out. Today’s featured Mac Studio […]

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The first reviews of the Apple Watch Ultra praise the rugged smartwatch’s large display, its new Action button and its longer battery life. But a debate brews about whether the wearable is too big — there seems to be no agreement on this. Anyone considering whether Apple’s sports-oriented smartwatch is right for them should read […]

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On September 21, 1999, Google came out of beta. The Google launch brought a powerful internet search tool (and birthed an Apple rivalry).

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Anything that makes the internet more efficient is a good thing. Effective SEO, for instance, makes your website easier for your audience to find. WordLift equips you with up-to-date SEO that taps into the intent of the search, not just the keywords the searcher uses. Ready to boost your site’s SEO? You can purchase lifetime […]

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The Phone 14 is “the most repairable iPhone in years,” thanks to its redesigned internals. Sadly, you will not find these repairability improvements on the iPhone 14 Pro series. iPhone 14 Pro Max’s teardown reveals that internally it is identical to the iPhone 13 Pro Max from last year. Replacing the iPhone 14 Pro’s back […]

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You can get many accessories for your iPhone — cases, stands, chargers, storage gadgets … the list goes on. But hauling all those extra pieces in your everyday carry kit is counterintuitive. Your phone is a mobile device, after all. That’s why we’re highlighting what might be a better option. The WonderCube Pro is an […]

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The second iOS 16.1 beta released Tuesday gives users the option to show their iPhone’s remaining battery life in the status bar as a number and as a graphic at the same time. This is a combination of the two previous options. New iOS 16.1 beta shows battery level in two ways For many years, […]

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Apple’s old but powerful M1 MacBook Air is discounted by $149.01 on Amazon. Thanks to the deal, you can get the 2020 MacBook Air for $849.99. The listing page shows a $49.01 discount, with the additional $100 off automatically applied at checkout. You don’t need to use any coupon code to get the reduced pricing. […]

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Always-On display is a key new feature of the iPhone 14 Pro series. To ensure the feature does not consume a lot of battery power, Apple even added a dedicated co-processor to the A16 Bionic chip that powers the smartphone. The Always-On display comes enabled by default on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro […]

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The Astropad Darkboard is a new lightweight, ergonomic drawing surface for iPad. It gives artists a place to rest their arm while drawing without covering the screen. There are versions for the three largest Apple tablets. Astropad Darkboard is for professional artists “After years of working with digital artists, we wanted to design an accessory […]

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There are plenty of fancy Apple Watch bands out there, but how about one with more than 800 brilliant crystals on an ornate link band? That would be the Goldenerre Crystal Pavé Apple Watch Band. Its elegance will not be denied, and neither will yours when you wear it. So go ahead. Get your glam […]

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PDF editor Wondershare PDFelement lets you make all desired changes to a PDF file, thanks to a wide array of easy-to-use features.

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