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The new product is Apple’s cheapest Macbook ever.

Apple unveils its cheapest-ever laptop

Apple has made its biggest push yet into low-end laptops, aiming to challenge Windows PCs and Chromebooks for budget-minded shoppers.

  • Tim Biggs

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Apple unveils new budget iPhone

Apple has debuted the iPhone 17e – the latest version of its lower-end smartphone – and a faster version of the iPad Air, kicking off a wave of new products.

  • Tim Biggs
Eddy Vue, Apple’s senior vice president of services, with Michelle Pfeiffer (left) and Elle Fanning (right).

Why Apple TV is betting against the streamer playbook

Apple executive Eddy Cue explains why customer data can’t write a hit TV show, and why “gut feeling” is the only metric that matters.

  • Michael Idato
MSI’s latest business laptop has power, longevity and graphics to rival a MacBook Pro, thanks to a new Intel chip.

After years of Apple’s dominance, Intel wants its mojo back

New Intel-powered laptops will have power, longevity and graphics to rival Apple’s laptops, without the compatibility worries of some recent Windows machines.

  • Tim Biggs
In Moira, Catherine found "a character who didn't have to be the same character all the time".

Moira, Cookie and Kevin’s mum: Where to watch Catherine O’Hara’s memorable roles

Don’t be a dewdropper, it’s time to confabulate and catch up on some of the beloved comic actor’s best work.

  • Jocelyn Noveck
See-through tech is thought of as a 90s fad, though it really started earlier and carried on through the 2000s.

The ’90s are back: Why see-through tech is in style again

From keyboards to vacuum cleaners, transparency is trust and people want machines they can see into.

  • Tim Biggs
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The iPhone X, which has been affected by the issue, was released in 2017.

Apple issues fix after update cut older iPhones from Telstra network

An Apple software update introduced to fix a Triple Zero network issue left some older iPhones unable to receive or make calls on the country’s largest network.

  • Elias Visontay, Tim Biggs and Nick Bonyhady
Amazon’s decision to cut jobs spooked those investors who worried that the cost-cutting exercise was needed to raise mega funds for AI.

Robots, redundancies and runaway spending: Not all AI hits the mark

Amazon’s decision to cut jobs spooked investors who worried that cost-cutting was needed to raise funds for AI.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Apple’s iPhones will soon be powered by new AI features built on Google tech.
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Apple’s Gemini deal a win for Google, but will it make your iPhone smarter?

Apple has been extremely cautious when it comes to using AI and is hoping Google’s raw resources will help it close the gap on its rivals.

  • Tim Biggs
AI is being financed and controlled by multitrillion-dollar companies like Microsoft, Google and Meta that are in no danger of going kaput.
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Why the AI boom is unlike the dot-com boom

Silicon Valley is in the middle of an artificial intelligence boom with obvious resemblances to the 1990s dot-com era.

  • David Streitfeld