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mercredi 11 juin 2025, 11:12
Macworld We’ve all been there: blurry old footage, choppy smartphone clips, or compressed web clips look painfully dated on modern displays. Using these in your videos can hold you back, but fixing them manually is tedious and often disappointing. That is why you need an ...
Macworld If you’re like me, your iPhone is glued to your hand. Or at least, it should be easy to glance at while you’re on the road. Enter this 360° adjustable phone mount, now just $19.99 (reg. $39.99). This little beast promises to keep your phone locked in place...
mardi 10 juin 2025, 21:01
Macworld While macOS 26 Tahoe is still months away from landing on our Macs, Apple is already gearing up for major changes in the next major version of macOS. After revealing that Tahoe will be the last version to support Intel Macs, Apple is also warning users that...
Macworld The best way to ensure there’s absolutely no way to lose your backpack, even when traveling, is to get this HyperPack Pro. Why? Because it comes with built-in Find My compatibility. Usually available for $200, this backpack just dropped to its best price yet of...
Macworld I am a diehard Mac user, even if it means I have to lug around a big and heavy (relatively speaking) MacBook with me instead of something more portable. I’ve tried using an iPad, but like many people, I found that iPadOS isn’t the proper environment for my...
Macworld Apple pulled back the covers on the latest iteration of iOS at WWDC 2025. This will initially confuse some people, as the successor to 2024’s iOS 18 is… iOS 26! Moreover, the software will release at the end of 2025. We guess naming is hard. So, does the...
Macworld Amid all the other announcements at WWDC 2025 yesterday, tvOS 26 passed by with barely a ripple. Out of a total 92 minutes of keynote time, it was on screen for less than five (a big chunk of which was a trailer for upcoming TV+ shows and movies), and at the time...
Macworld At Monday’s WWDC keynote, Apple pretended 2025 was just another year. There was a lot of speculation about how Apple would frame this event (some of it from this pointy pontificator). Turns out it framed it pretty much like any other event. While the Macalope...
Macworld Apple’s WWDC keynote was stuffed with new features, designs and even naming conventions for the company’s various operating systems, and it would be easy to think there’s nothing more to learn about the updates. But there’s actually far more than meets the ...
Macworld Macs have a high price so it’s understandable that many Mac users will want to put off replacing them for as long as they can. But just how long should you expect a Mac to last? You may also be considering buying a secondhand Mac and wondering how old is too...
Macworld With iPhone 14, Apple introduced satellite capabilities that let users call emergency services when there is no Wi-Fi or cellular connection available. Over time, the technology also enabled users to send and receive iMessages and even share their location via...
Macworld I added up the monthly cost of all my subscriptions and didn’t like what I saw. Microsoft 365 alone was costing me nearly $100 every year (Microsoft just raised the price of the standard $69.99 subscription to $99.99). That’s why I’m replacing Microsoft...
Macworld Apple on Monday unveiled the latest version of macOS and in the process cut a bunch of Intel Macs from the compatibility list. But if you have one of the lucky models that made it through, there’s bad news on the horizon—Apple has announced that macOS 26 Tahoe ...
Macworld It’s been a long time since Apple introduced the first and only AirTag. Apple’s item-tracking accessory hasn’t been updated since 2021, but it looks like we’ll be seeing a new model soon. After many rumors about AirTag 2 coming sometime this year, the...
lundi 9 juin 2025, 23:58
Macworld At its WWDC 2025 keynote, Apple announced the latest watchOS update for the Apple Watch. The new software sees more AI elements than ever land on the watch, as well as a major aesthetic redesign. And yes, as expected Cupertino has switched from traditional version ...
Macworld Apple revealed its plans for the next version of macOS at the WWDC keynote on Monday June 9, 2025. The company also showed off new features for the next iOS, iPadOS, watchOS and more at the event. Like its counterparts on the other Apple devices, macOS is...
Macworld During its WWDC25 keynote, Apple previewed macOS Tahoe 26. With this year’s software releases, the company is streamlining the OS version numbers—aligning them with the upcoming year. More importantly, it’s unifying the user interface across its platforms...
Macworld In summary As with its siblings, watchOS is jumping straight to version 26, and it’s more than just a name switch—the update comes with a new Workout Buddy, visual overhaul, and plenty more. It’s also coming to any device that can currently run watchOS 11,...
Macworld In summary iPadOS 19 is dead, long live iPadOS 26! It’s not just a new name, though, with iPadOS 26 adding a whole new suite of features. While there some borrowed from iOS, this is likely iPad’s biggest update in years, including a visual overhaul, new...
Macworld Apple’s iOS 26 plans, in brief The new iOS update is called iOS 26, not iOS 19 Big redesign with Liquid Glass effect New Gaming app Phone app brings call handling and live translations Apple revealed its plans for its next iOS update at the WWDC keynote on ...
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