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The iPod at 25: How Apple’s music player changed the company
The iPod reshaped Apple’s business and helped prepare it for the iPhone. Its fast development still offers a lesson in moving quickly when the moment calls for...
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The First iPod’s $399 Price Drew Doubts, but Reviewers Saw Its Potential
The 2001 iPod paired 5GB of storage with a compact design, though its price and Mac-only support left many unsure.
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NameQuick Uses AI to Give Mac Files More Useful Names
NameQuick renamed ten development screenshots with descriptive titles, and offers folder monitoring, multiple AI options and 30 free renames.
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Baseus PicoGo Air AM72 Adds Qi2 Charging for iPhone Duo at $59.99
The 5,000mAh AM72 pairs a slim magnetic design with 15W Qi2 and 25W USB-C charging. It’s listed at $59.99 with a launch discount.
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Nintendo Switch Online Adds Three Game Boy Games on October 27
Mole Mania, Avenging Spirit and Revenge of the ‘Gator join Switch Online’s Game Boy library October 27, alongside a newly repeatable free trial.
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Australia Orders Apple to Allow Rival iPhone App Stores and Restore Fortnite
Apple must open iOS to competing app stores and bring Fortnite back in Australia from March 2027, unless its planned appeal delays the changes.
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iPhone Duo FAQ: MagSafe, Displays, Battery Life and Cameras
Hands-on answers reveal where the iPhone Duo works well, from Books on its inner screen to all-day battery life, and where it falls short.
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iPhone Duo Buyers May Find Launch-Day Stock in Apple Stores
Online iPhone Duo orders have slipped to January, but Apple says some units are set aside for launch-day store customers.
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Why the iPad mini’s Size May Make It Apple’s Most Beloved Tablet
The iPad mini gives up screen size and some productivity appeal for one-handed comfort, making its rumored OLED update especially interesting to loyal fans.
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MikroTik hAP be³ Media First Look: Wi-Fi 7, 2.5GbE and a Hands-On Setup
MikroTik’s hAP be³ Media is running as an access point, with three Wi-Fi bands and five 2.5GbE ports. Early speed tests are only a starting point.
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Twelve South AirFly Drive returns to stock, with black model shipping in November
The $40 AirFly Drive is back at Amazon: black units ship in early November in many areas, while white models are available sooner.
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Hallmark’s Halo Xbox Keepsake Ornament Brings Back the Translucent Green Console for $27.99
Hallmark’s $27.99 miniature Halo Xbox lights up and plays sounds from Halo 2. It’s available on Amazon with free shipping for qualifying orders.
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Blink Adds 4K, 2K Spotlight and Pan-Tilt Cameras, Plus Two Long-Range Models
Blink’s five new cameras cover long driveways, sharper indoor video and nighttime visibility, with subscription features and outdoor setup needs to consider.
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UK Proposal Could Open iPhone Tap-to-Pay to More Providers
A UK proposal could let more firms offer iPhone contactless payments and lower their access costs. Apple says it’s concerned about privacy and security.
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Apple HomeView Delivery Dates Slip Into December as Amazon Stock Tightens
Amazon still lists some HomeView colors ahead of Apple, but delivery estimates are slipping. Silver has the clearest reported timing advantage.
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Nintendo’s Halloween Switch Sale Cuts Prices on Resident Evil, Little Nightmares and More
Nintendo’s eShop Halloween sale includes discounts of up to 75%, with Little Nightmares at $7.50 and Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition at $56.
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Bluesound Adds Native Apple Music Streaming Across BluOS Devices
A free BluOS update brings Apple Music directly to Bluesound and other compatible players, with single room and multi room playback.
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Segway E3 Go Scooter Adds Apple Find My, 25-Mile Range for $550
Segway’s entry-level E3 Go pairs Apple Find My with a claimed 25-mile range and 20 mph top speed. It’s $549.99 at launch, $100 below its listed $650 price.
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Best Buy Gamers Beta Brings IGN Content, Member Offers and In-Store Events Together
Best Buy’s free gaming hub adds personalized recommendations, IGN coverage and events, with a limited $5 member offer and store sweepstakes.
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Five Mac and iPhone Apps for Cleaning Up, Saving Time and Organizing Media
Crumb, Klackey, MemoryString, Pixph and DumpPixels tackle clutter and repetitive work, with trade-offs in price, workflow and features.