Cult of Mac14 hours agoSneak peek shows 'one-of-a-kind' Apple Store in ShanghaiCult of Mac - David SnowApple previewed its unusual new retail location in Shanghai Monday. Apple Jing’an, located near Jing’an Temple and Jing’an Park, opens Thursday. Encircled by a plaza, Apple Jing’an store in Shanghai will be a community gathering place and “a one-of-a-kind shopping destination,” the iPhone giant …
Cult of Mac15 hours agoWait for OLED iPad Pro might stretch into AprilCult of Mac - Ed HardyApple is reportedly still working on the version of iPadOS needed for the first iPad Pro with a OLED screen. The software development process might delay the launch until well into April. Previous leaks previously pointed at a March debut, and that’s still possible. But those eager for Apple’s next …
Cult of Mac15 hours agoFraggles get frantic in Back to the Rock season 2 trailerCult of Mac - David SnowJim Henson’s Fraggles learn to adapt to change and stick together after a dust storm in the season 2 trailer for Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock. The Emmy Award-winning kids musical comedy series returns to Apple TV+ March 29. Season two cast includes the return of Daveed Diggs plus new guest stars …
Cult of Mac16 hours agoM1 MacBook Air drops to all-time low price of $649Cult of Mac - Rajesh PandeyApple discontinued the M1 MacBook Air following the debut of the M3 Airs earlier this month. But you can still get your hands on the first Apple silicon laptop for as low as $649. Best Buy is taking a whopping $350 off the M1 MacBook Air, making it insanely more affordable. This post contains …
Cult of MacMar 18, 2023Today in Apple history: Steve Jobs gets hitchedCult of Mac - Luke DormehlMarch 18, 1991: Steve Jobs marries 27-year-old Stanford MBA Laurene Powell. The couple’s friends and family attend the wedding, which takes place at Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park in central California. Jobs met Powell in October 1989, shortly after the NeXT Computer debuted. He gave a …
Cult of Mac17 hours agoLawsuit claiming AirTag is a stalker tool gets judge's go-aheadCult of Mac - Ed HardyA U.S. federal judge gave a go-ahead to a class action lawsuit accusing Apple’s AirTag of being “the weapon of choice of stalkers and abusers.” Apple argues that it designed the product to discourage stalkers. Location trackers like Apple’s AirTag are small gadgets that use wireless tech to make them …