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Apple updated the World Travel Adapter Kits and two power adapters‎

Alongside the torrent of other stuff this week, Apple quietly updated the 70W Power Adapter, 140W Power Adapter, and the World Travel Adapter Kit. If that wasn't enough, our long national nightmare is over, with a new Power Adapter Extension Cable available for the first time in about two years. Apple cites "updated regulations" for the reasoning behind the update.https://support.apple.com/en-us/102193 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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AirTag lawsuit challenges how easily tracking alerts can be disabled‎

A new AirTag lawsuit puts Apple's handling of disabled tracking alerts at the center of a demand for stronger safeguards.Apple sued over AirTag alerts disabled with iPhone passcodeA Washington woman is suing Apple after alleging AirTag safeguards failed to prevent tracking during domestic abuse. The lawsuit alleges her husband concealed three AirTags among her belongings.According to the complaint, seen by King5, one tracker was found in her son's diaper bag, while a second was found hidden inside the rear-seat upholstery of the her car. A third tracker was found within the console of her husband's car, which she'd borrowed for a trip to Oregon. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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It was the right time to add touch to the MacBook Pro, says John Ternus‎

Apple has long resisted bringing touch support to the Mac, but it's finally made the jump with the new MacBook Pro. It's all because Apple felt it was the right time to make the change.Touching the new MacBook Pro's display - Image Credit: AppleThe MacBook line has been one of the most desired products to gain touch support for years. After countless rumors about it, Apple added the functionality to the PROLED versions.However, making the change wasn't something that was done on a whim. According to a report from Wired, it needed the metaphorical planets to align first. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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How macOS is changing on touchscreens beyond Sidecar, but only a bit‎

Apple didn't just put a touchscreen on the MacBook Pro, it made some minor macOS changes to buttons and menus to accommodate your fingers. Here's where they are so far, and what apps will get them first.PROLED display on MacBook ProThe company introduced the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display at its "Pro and tell" event in Los Angeles on Wednesday, October 28. The new models start at $2,899 and $3,399, respectively, with preorders open now and availability beginning November 6.The laptops run macOS 27 and retain the traditional keyboard and trackpad. Apple has added touchscreen support without replacing the desktop interface that Mac users already know.One of the clearest changes involves the red, yellow and green buttons at the top-left corner of Mac windows. In its hands-on report, The Verge found that the buttons grow larger when touched, making them easier to select with a finger. A short video posted by Neil Cybart shows the same behavior, although the buttons appear to respond with a slight delay. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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PROLED 16-inch MacBook Pro vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: Compared‎

Apple's OLED update to the MacBook Pro makes the display brighter and touch-enabled for the first time. There's more than just that, when you compare the specs of the MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max to the PROLED XDR Display version.MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display [left], MacBook Pro without [right]The "Pro and Tell" launch week was an unexpected addition to the fall presentation lineup. After an initial Mac launch followed by the iPhone event and one for smart home devices, a second Mac launch is a very unusual move for Apple.It wasn't the only unusual thing to happen, as it also led to Apple introducing a long-awaited update to its MacBook Pro lineup. The lineup now has an OLED display. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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It's back - the glowing Apple logo makes a return on MacBook Pro at last‎

The first MacBook Pro that lacked Apple's iconic backlit logo was released in 2016. A decade later, it's back.The glowing Apple logo is seen at Apple's launch of the new MacBook Pro - image credit: Rich DeMur0.For a long time, the thing about the lit Apple logo on the lid of its portables was that it was the wrong way around. It was positioned for the user to see as they opened the lid, while it was then upside down for anyone passing by.Never one to miss out on good advertising, Apple flipped that logo around. To this day its glowing symbol shines out from concert stages around the world. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Mac Studio M5 Ultra 512GB RAM upgrade costs $15,500 on its own‎

Months after Apple launched the latest Mac Studio, it is finally taking orders for one more configuration, the 512GB RAM M5 Ultra. It's extremely costly.Apple is finally taking pre-orders for the 512GB Mac StudioApple launched the M5 Ultra and M5 Max editions of the Mac Studio in August 2026, but revealed in barely a footnote that there was one configuration coming later. Even as Apple was saying that the Mac Studio could be configured to have 512GB RAM, it actually couldn't. Until now.As of now, pre-orders are open for what could be the best Mac ever made. It's the M5 Ultra Mac Studio, and it can now come with 96GB RAM and all the way up to 512GB. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Preorders are live for Apple's new iPad mini, iMac & MacBook Pro lineup‎

Preorders are open for Apple's latest iPad mini, iMac, and MacBook Pro models, with all of the new devices arriving in stores Friday, November 6.MacBook Pro with touchscreenCustomers in the United States can place orders through Apple's website or the Apple Store app. The new hardware includes an OLED iPad mini, an M6-powered iMac, and two MacBook Pro updates with different processors and displays.Apple's eighth-generation iPad mini replaces its LCD screen with an 8.5-inch OLED display, bringing deeper blacks and higher contrast to the company's smallest tablet. As reported Monday, Apple has also narrowed the bezels, reduced the enclosure to 5.4 mm thick, and added IP67 water and dust resistance. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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MacBook Pro gets touchscreen OLED, and resurrects the glowing Apple logo‎

After many rumors over the years, Apple has finally launched its OLED MacBook Pro, switching the display technology for a more vibrant and brighter picture, and with touch support too.The new touch-screen MacBook Pro - image credit: AppleOver the years, Apple has been rumored to be working on a major update to the MacBook Pro, adding OLED. That speculation has finally become a reality with Apple's latest launch of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro.Officially called the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, it basically, your standard MacBook Pro but with a better screen. It comes with either the M5 Pro or M5 Max processor, with the former starting at 24GB RAM and the latter 36GB RAM. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Sonnet's new Echo SE III T5 PCI-E enclosure cuts both card size, and cost‎

Sonnet's new Echo SE III T5 gives Macs three PCIe slots for $799.99, costing less than its larger desktop model, at the cost of no longer supporting full-length cards.Echo SE III T5The compact enclosure lets Mac mini, Mac Studio, and MacBook Pro users add professional hardware their computers don't have internal slots for. It connects up to three PCIe cards through a single Thunderbolt cable for specialized audio, video, networking, and storage.Sonnet introduced the larger Echo III T5 Desktop on October 14. The $1,199.99 enclosure supports PCIe cards up to 12.28 inches long and includes a 400W power supply, while the new Echo SE III T5 accommodates shorter cards up to 7.75 inches.Both systems have the same advertised aggregate PCIe bandwidth, so the main differences are physical size, supported cards, and power provision. Sonnet also introduced a single-slot enclosure earlier in October for users who don't need room for multiple cards. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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