Malcolm Owen

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Adobe for Slack brings more generative AI to your digital workspace

By: Malcolm Owen

Adobe has come up with another way to make generative AI unavoidable, with its new Slack integration allowing workers to create prompts from the communications tool.

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Inside iMovie: Getting started with video editing in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27

By: Malcolm Owen

Take your first steps to becoming the next Mr Beast, or make your vacation recap more bearable to watch, by using iMovie. Here's how to get started using it on iPhone and iPad.

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No, you won't see Tim Cook during the iPhone 18 Pro event

By: Malcolm Owen

While Tim Cook is no longer the CEO of Apple, he isn't going anywhere soon. Just don't expect him to take part in the September iPhone event video.

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Asahi Linux rolls out support for M3 Apple Silicon

By: Malcolm Owen

The Asahi Linux project now officially supports Macs with an M3, M3 Pro, or M3 Max chip, bringing the operating system to more Apple Silicon desktops.

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This Apple Keynote Bingo lets you play along with the iPhone 18 Pro event

By: Malcolm Owen

Use this Bingo Card Generator to play along with Apple's September iPhone event. Drinking is entirely optional.

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Sunday Reboot: Job changes at the top and very safe hands

By: John Ternus

In this week's Sunday Reboot, the sudden top-table rule changes and how John Ternus will be a good Apple CEO, whether he likes it or not.

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Desktop Mac buyer's gude: Which Mac to buy in fall 2026

By: Malcolm Owen

Apple's unexpected August update to the Mac mini and Mac Studio has changed the pricing of the models in a big way. Here's the best desktop Mac you should buy for your budget in fall 2026.

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Disconnect your LG television from the internet, now

By: Malcolm Owen

If you've got an Apple TV set-top box, that's not enough to protect your privacy if you have an LG television. Unplug Ethernet and tell it to forget your Wi-Fi information.

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iPhone Ultra release in China faces delay over eSIM issues

By: Malcolm Owen

Apple users in China wanting to buy the iPhone Ultra may have a longer wait than the rest of the world, all apparently due to issues with carriers.

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Apple planned for $1,999 iPhone Ultra, but then the RAM crisis hit

By: Malcolm Owen

The iPhone Ultra was originally intended to be a premium model costing consumers $2,000. That was still the case until the memory and flash crisis became a bigger problem.