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Apple Announces New iMac with M4 Processor and 16GB RAM in New Colors
As promised, Apple today kicks off its “exciting week of announcements” with the introduction of an all-new iMac with M4 processor, which debuted with the iPad Pro earlier this year. The upgrade comes one year after Apple launched its iMac with M3 chipset. In addition to the upgraded M4 processor, the new 24-inch iMac comes in fresh colors, a nano…
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Sony’s pearlescent new PS5 colors will jazz up your gaming station
Sony is launching shiny new “Chroma” console covers for the PlayStation 5 Slim that come in pearl, indigo, and teal. And if having an iridescent console isn’t eye-catching enough, you can also get new DualSense controllers to match. The Chroma console covers will cost $64.99 USD, while the DualSense controllers will cost $79.99. Sony is launching the Chroma pearl and…
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Here’s What the iPhone 16 Colors Actually Look Like
Wondering what the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro colors look like outside of marketing materials? If you can’t get yourself down to an Apple Store, we took a trip instead. We tried our best to balance white for Apple’s questionable lighting, and the images below are mostly accurate, but there will be some subtle differences in real life. iPhone 16…
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You don’t need to replace your AirPods Max to get a splash of the new colors
If you’re envious of the new AirPods Max colors but don’t think a switch from Apple’s proprietary Lightning port to USB-C is enough reason to upgrade, you can now buy replacement ear cushions in the new colorways that are still compatible with the original version of the headphones, as MacRumors discovered. Apple is still selling replacement ear cushions matching the…
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Eric Schmidt’s car crash Stanford interview showed big tech’s true colors on remote work
Eric Schmidt certainly ruffled a few feathers last week after a controversial interview at Stanford University – and it’s not hard to see why. Speaking to students, the former Google chief exec essentially suggested successful startups not worry about stealing IP and embarked on a diatribe about why remote work was the reason behind Google’s supposed poor performance in the…
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