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Apple’s eagerly-anticipaed iMac Pro is finally available to buy, six months after Apple first showcased the new computer at WWDC. The “most powerful Mac ever” can be purchased today in 8-core and

If you use a variety of devices, you might be traveling with a backup battery or two, along with a variety of charging cables. With the Graphene 11K Pocket Hypercharger, you can downsize to one of

Now that you can edit 360-degree video in Final Cut Pro, you might get the urge to shoot your very own immersive videos. The iPhone can’t do that all by itself (yet), but it can if you add this tiny

If you’re planning on buying any Apple products for Christmas (whether that’s for friends and family or a sneaky Yuletide gift for yourself), Apple’s just announced a bit of good news. For any

On the day that the long-awaited iMac Pro finally goes on sale, Apple has rolled out a big Final Cut Pro update. Its professional video editing software now supports HDR and 360-degree virtual reality

Expecting Android device makers to rip off Apple’s augmented reality technology any time soon? Not so fast, a new report claims. Apple’s $390 million payday to TrueDepth sensor maker Finisar this week

December 14, 1999: Apple acquires the domain name www.iphone.org, prompting years of speculation that Cupertino is considering building a cellphone. While the news generates interest, some take it as

One of the iOS 11 features you may not know about is that Apple now offers indoor mapping support for a growing number of international airports and malls. While the number of airports and malls

Apple’s Advanced Manufacturing Fund to help U.S. manufacturing isn’t capped at $1 billion, according to chief operating office Jeff Williams. The $1 billion investment was announced in May this year.

Hot on the heels of today’s iOS update for the public, Apple has come out with a fresh set of beta updates for developers with the release of iOS 11.2.5 beta 1, along with new betas for Apple Watch

Looking to add some vintage vibes to your futuristic iPhone X? The folks at Pad and Quill have you covered with the world’s first ever handmade leather bumper case for the iPhone X. The design for the

Punish Website only blocks content on sites you want to blacklist, so you don't cut off the ad revenue of sites you like. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

This post is presented by Trend Micro, maker of Dr. Cleaner. Your Mac is a complex machine. That means there are a lot of ways it can get clogged up. Whether it’s junk files or overused application

Buying an unlocked iPhone X is easy. Convincing yourself to spend all that cash up-front is a little harder. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Apple released a brand new iOS 11 update for the iPad and iPhone this morning that makes some big fixes to HomeKit. iOS 11.2.1 comes a little over a week after Apple dropped iOS 11.2 on the public

One of Apple’s biggest competitors in the music streaming business is about to bite the dust. Tidal, the music streaming service owned by Jay-Z, is allegedly facing some serious money problems.

Writing at the computer and on a mobile device can feel like totally different processes. Usually, the tools on one aren’t available – or just work differently – on the other. Not to mention the

Microsoft Edge for iOS wasn’t packing iPhone X support when it hit the App Store late last month. But its latest update, available to download now, takes full advantage of that larger, sharper Super

Nintendo might be delivering on its promise to bring original titles like Super Mario Run and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp to iOS, but it’s also concerned about the timetable it is able to deliver

Given how much time we spend Googling things, analyzing the world’s top searches provides a pretty good insight into the people, ideas, products, and news we could consider to be important. With that