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Friday’s lineup of the best Apple TV deals is now ready to roll alongside the Labor Day sales at Amazon and Best Buy. Highlights include some complete series runs of Breaking Bad, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Entourage, as well as True Detective, Ocean’s 8 and Ocean’s 11 2-Film Collection, the Barry Complete Series, and more. Just be sure…

It’s been just over a quarter of a century since Steve Jobs announced the release of iTunes, and it’s still treading water today, in a drastically diminished state. For the Apple faithful, iTunes holds legendary status as the once-predominant digital storefront for organizing and playing music files. At the peak of iTunes’ heyday, it held…

Bluetooth allows for all manner of creature comforts, from hands-free calls to wireless headphones. However, few tech conveniences can go without drawbacks, and Bluetooth is no exception. At a time when personal data is a hot commodity, it’s best to exercise caution.

Installing an iOS beta can be a fun way to try the latest OS, but make sure you don’t miss this crucial step.

If your MacBook is having major hardware problems, the Apple Diagnostics menu can help make sense of what’s wrong.

References to two unreleased controllers that identify as Apple hardware in code were spotted in the macOS 26.7 release candidate by MacRumors reader Pdfu. Apple’s first macOS 26.7 release candidate came out in mid-August, and it was full of references to unreleased Apple devices, from iPhones and Macs to new home accessories. Pdfu has continued…

One of the features in Apple’s iOS 27 update that you may have missed is Safari’s new Notify Me tool. Designed for things like product restocks and price drops, it can send you a notification when it detects a particular change on any website. 

While Apple usually supports its devices for a long time, nothing can last forever. It’s important to know which products the company is no longer selling or supporting, so you can plan when to make the most of an upgrade and avoid getting burned by buying something outdated.

Sometimes you just want to jump in the car and have Apple CarPlay load automatically.

Your Mac’s storage is arguably the most essential part of the computer. After all, a broken screen or keyboard doesn’t necessarily lead to data loss. An SSD or hard drive failure, however, is another story. If it goes kaput without a backup, getting your files back can sometimes be impossible.