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Dangerous new CrashStealer Mac impersonates Apple's own tools — and bypasses Gatekeeper — to steal your passwords and more
By Anthony Spadafora Published
A new Mac malware strain impersonates Apple’s own crash reports to trick unsuspecting users into handing over their credentials.

SK Hynix warns 2027 will be 'worst year' for RAM prices — right as a damning report reveals something that will add fuel to the price-fixing lawsuit
By Jason England Published
The big three memory makers told us RAMpocalypse was the unavoidable side effect of the AI revolution but their main alibi may have just gone up in flames.

I just downloaded macOS 27 public beta — skip Siri AI and try these 5 hidden features instead
By Jason England Published
The macOS 27 Golden Gate public beta is here. Beyond Siri AI, here are the 5 best hidden features, design fixes, and Safari updates you should try first.

Waze is adding a bunch of AI-powered features including Motorcycle Mode, Personalized Navigation and more
By Tom Pritchard Published
Waze is going big on new AI features, with a bunch of stuff you won't find on Google Maps or Apple Maps.

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Exclusive: I asked Lenovo’s GM to predict the future of monitors, and it's the end of our chaotic, cable-cluttered desks and monitors that fry your retinas
By Jason England Published
I interviewed Lenovo’s VP and Visuals GM George Toh. From local deductive AI upscaling to wireless device hubs, here is the future of your monitor setup.

Apple's Back to School sale is mysteriously missing right now — and I think I know why students are getting ghosted
By Jeff Parsons Published
Apple's Back to School promotion is a great time for students to upgrade their gear, especially with price hikes beginning to bite.

I praised Meta’s smart glasses privacy update yesterday — today, its ‘super sensing’ glasses proved me completely wrong
By Jason England Published
Meta is reportedly working on AI glasses that record all day long, and in a complete 180 to yesterday's privacy update, the recording light could be turned off.
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