The first 15-inch MacBook Air was a highlight of WWDC23and Apple still has units ready to be preordered for pickup on launch day

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The dystopian sci-fi mystery Silo launched on Apple TV+ in early May, and is more popular than any other streaming series.

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Clear Dad’s cable clutter with the ChargeUp 6-in-1 wireless charging station with Apple Watch charger, on sale for just $49.97.

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Now that the iOS, macOS, iPadOS and watchOS betas are out, here are some of the hidden gems people discovered in Apple's operating systems.

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Silo, the hit Apple TV+ series about people dwelling in a titanic subterranean structure years after an apocalyptic event turned Earth’s air toxic, begins its final act this week. Juliette discovers a horrible clue hidden in the memory of someone who can’t access it. And a risky mission will put her in close proximity to […]

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Get courses on video production, digital marketing, technical drawing, social media and more with a lifetime membership to Upskillist.

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Apple TV+ drama City on Fire drops a bomb this week. Charlie and Keith meet up under less-than-ideal circumstances, while Sam fights for her life. Nicky and Sol have one last missive for the city of New York — and the fat cat who set them up. And William has one more act left in […]

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qCharge 2.0 Portable Apple Watch Battery goes where you go and keeps your wearable powered up, no cable required.

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New Apple TV+ thriller The Crowded Room delves into a crime committed in New York at the end of the 1970s. Spider-Man star Tom Holland plays a troubled teen whose life in a halfway house leads to murder. The miniseries stumbles a fair bit, but when it gets the steps right it proves quite compelling. […]

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