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Founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne, Apple is best known for making some of the world's most ubiquitous consumer devices, software, and services: the iPhone, iPad, iMac and MacBook computers, Apple TV, Apple Watch, iOS, iCloud, iTunes, Apple Music, Apple Pay, and many more. Led by CEO Tim Cook since 2011, Apple is one of the largest technology companies in the world alongside Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Facebook.

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Apple updates Logic Pro with new sounds and search features

Including a software emulation of the Quantec Room Simulator

All the news from Apple’s ‘week’ of Mac announcements

Apple’s unusual approach to an October event is skipping the event and just announcing some forthcoming announcements.

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Apple iPad Mini 2024 review: missing pieces

Apple’s smallest tablet got an upgrade — but it won’t feel like much of one unless Apple Intelligence is better than it seems.

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Get ready to take your iPhone to Raccoon City.

The Resident Evil 2 remake’s Apple App Store release is officially December 10th, Capcom announced. (Before, it was December 31st.)

Like RE4 and Village, RE2 is free to start, but you’ll need to pay to play the whole game. Handily, you only need to buy it on one device (iPhone 15 Pro and up, or M1-and-up iPad / Mac) to play it on your others.


Screenshot from Resident Evil 2 remake, showing Leon being attacked by a zombie.
You know, just surviving.
Image: Capcom
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The latest Apple betas let you copy links to highlighted text in Safari.

It’s driven me bonkers ever since Google introduced linking to highlighted text in Chrome that I couldn’t do the same in the Safari browser. Now it seems that’s changing.

I spotted it in the most recent macOS 15.2 beta, where it appears when you right-click highlighted text. MacStories’ Federico Viticci noticed it in the iOS 18.2 beta, where you get it by long-pressing.


Screenshot showing the Copy Link with Highlight option in Safari on a Mac.

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Copy Link with Highlight!
Screenshots: Safari in iOS 18.2 and macOS 15.2

Apple Watch ban: everything you need to know

Apple’s ability to sell the Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the US is in trouble due to a patent dispute — here’s all the latest news.

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Apple Music Classical 2.1 lets you Liszt-en in your car.

The latest version of the app now includes support for CarPlay and Siri, alongside “stability and performance enhancements” according to Apple.

It’s more surprising that this wasn’t already available. MacRumors notes that CarPlay support also briefly appeared in January before mysteriously vanishing just hours later. I’m glad they brought it Bach.


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Apple iPad Pro (2024) review: the best kind of overkill

Apple’s latest high-end tablet is a marvel of hardware design still in need of the software and accessories to really make it sing. But wow is it fun to use.

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Apple Vision Pro review: magic, until it’s not

The Apple Vision Pro is the best headset anyone’s ever made — and that’s the problem.

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Ladies and gentlemen, The Weeknd.

...on Apple’s Vision Pro headset. “Open Hearts,” which Apple describes as a “new immersive music experience,” debuts on Thursday. The company is steadily introducing new immersive content for the headset.


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It’s not like you ever use the button, anyway.

The new Mac Mini’s power button had to go on the bottom because of the Mini’s size, explained Apple’s John Ternus and Greg Joswiak in an ITHome interview.

“You pretty much never use the power button on your Mac,” said one of the execs, according to English text from the article. Touché, but for those who do use it, there are options.


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Here’s what it takes to upgrade the storage in a Mac Mini.

As expected, adding more storage to the new machine isn’t as simple as swapping out the SSD module.

Dosdude runs down the more involved process of replacing the module’s two NAND chips — essentially the same thing he did with a Mac Studio before.


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Apple MacBook Pro 16 M3 Max review

It’s undoubtedly fast, powerful, and earns the Pro moniker. It’ll also cost you a pretty penny.

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What if the entire Mac Mini is the power button?

Say what you will about Apple putting the Mac Mini’s power button on the bottom, but it seems to have activated the maker community in some very fun ways, like this one from Mac developer Gijs Raggers.

I do love an over-the-top solution to a design quirk.


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We can’t wait for you to try the Mac Pro Mini.

Jerrod Hofferth’s 3D printed miniaturized Mac Pro-style enclosure for the new Mac Mini is just adorable — and practical, for those who can’t abide the Mini’s power button placement and want to do something about it.

As a bonus, the wheels don’t cost $700.


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You, me, and UI

The Apple Lisa was a design revolution — and it still feels like one today

The Lisa helped create the design language for computers as we know them. Here’s what it’s like to use one.

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Hey! What do YOU want us to test on a $6,200 MacBook Pro?

We have both M4 Pro and M4 Max 16-inch MacBook Pros, and after initial testing for my review of the 14-inch M4 version, we want to see how hard we can push them.

What kind of workloads or further benchmarks are you curious about? Let us know in the comments.


The 16-inch MacBook Pro with M4 Max (left) next to a 14-inch MacBook Pro with M4 (right) on a green tabletop in a cafe.
Photo by Antonio G. Di Benedetto / The Verge

The PS5 Pro made us sit closer to the screen

On The Vergecast: a sensible Mac lineup, a luxurious gaming console, and a very expensive domain name.

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Belkin’s new Vision Pro travel case is half the price of Apple’s.

Available now through Apple’s online store, Belkin’s $99.95 Travel Bag for Apple Vision Pro is cheaper than Apple’s $199 Vision Pro Travel Case, and much smaller. It’s got pockets for storing the headset’s accessories, a cushioned lens pillow, and even a hidden compartment for an AirTag so you can track the bag if it goes missing.


Two images of the Belkin Travel Bag for Apple Vision Pro against a white background.
Belkin’s Travel Bag for Apple Vision includes a cushioned lens pillow and a hidden pocket for an AirTag.
Image: Belkin