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Apple has previewed new accessibility features powered by Apple Intelligence. Here’s how they could make iPhone, iPad, and Mac more useful for everyone. Continue reading Apple Is Using AI to Transform Accessibility. Here’s What’s Coming

New reports suggest Apple is developing a large foldable iPad using the same hinge technology expected to debut in its first foldable iPhone. Here is what the latest rumours indicate about both devices. Continue reading Foldable iPad Rumoured to Share Hinge With iPhone Ultra

Apple is expected to focus heavily on on-device AI at WWDC 2026. Here’s what that means and why it could be a big shift for iPhone, Mac, and iPad users. Continue reading Apple Is Doubling Down on On-Device AI at WWDC

Office 2019 is about to lose key functionality on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Here is what is changing and the best path forward. Continue reading Microsoft Is Ending Office 2019 on Mac and iPhone. What You Need to Know

Google is turning Search into an AI assistant instead of a list of links. Here’s what that means in practice, plus the key updates from Google I/O that may affect how you work. Continue reading Google Search Is Changing: What Mac Users Need to Know

Apple has made Stolen Device Protection a default feature on iPhone. Here’s what it does, how it works, and why it’s one of the most important security improvements in years. Continue reading Stolen Device Protection Is Now On by Default – Here’s Why It Matters

Perplexity says the Mac mini is the best way to run its Personal Computer AI locally, combining Apple silicon performance, unified memory, privacy advantages, and deep integration across Apple devices. Continue reading Mac mini Emerges as the Ideal Platform for Perplexity’s Personal Computer AI

Leaked details suggest iOS 27 will bring Apple Intelligence deeper into everyday iPhone use, with AI‑generated Shortcuts, custom wallpapers, and a Grammarly‑style writing assistant expected to debut at WWDC 2026. Continue reading WWDC Rumours: AI Shortcuts, Wallpapers & Built‑In Grammar Checker

Apple now offers its own creative subscription, Creator Studio, bundling Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Logic Pro, and more. But can it realistically replace Adobe Creative Cloud on a Mac? Here’s a detailed breakdown of what Apple’s bundle covers, where it falls short, and who it’s actually for. Continue reading Apple Creator Studio vs Adobe Creative Cloud: Is Apple’s Enough for Mac Users?

Apple says Mac mini and Mac Studio availability may remain tight for months, driven by unexpected AI demand and growing speculation around upcoming model updates. Continue reading Apple Warns Mac Studio and Mac mini Could Be Hard to Buy for Months

Adobe Illustrator is one of the hardest Creative Cloud apps to replace. While Affinity Designer and Sketch are excellent Mac alternatives, Illustrator still dominates print, branding, and agency workflows. Here’s who can leave, and who should stay. Continue reading Illustrator Alternatives on Mac: Affinity Designer, Sketch & Why Stay with Adobe

Premiere Pro has long been the default video editor on the Mac, but it’s no longer the obvious choice. With Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve offering powerful alternatives, many Mac users can stop paying Adobe entirely. Here’s how to choose. Continue reading Premiere Pro vs Final Cut Pro vs DaVinci Resolve: What Mac Users Should Use

Photoshop is powerful, but it’s no longer the only serious option on a Mac. With Pixelmator now owned by Apple and Affinity offering subscription‑free tools, many users can replace Photoshop entirely. Here’s who can, and who shouldn’t. Continue reading Photoshop Alternatives on Mac: Pixelmator, Affinity & Why Keep Photoshop

If Microsoft Teams isn’t picking up your microphone, camera or screen on a Mac, it’s usually a macOS permission issue. This guide explains the most common Teams problems on macOS and how to fix them step by step. Continue reading Fixing Common Microsoft Teams Issues on a Mac: Mic, Camera & Screen Sharing

Adobe has dominated creative software on the Mac for years, but things have changed. With Apple owning key creative apps and offering its own bundle, many Mac users are asking a simple question: do you still need Adobe? Continue reading Do You Still Need Adobe on a Mac in 2026?

Apple’s Studio Display and Studio Display XDR remain premium choices for Mac users, but they’re no longer the only monitors that work well with macOS. This comparison looks at Apple’s latest displays alongside Mac‑compatible alternatives, including larger screen options, with Australian pricing and real‑world buying advice. Continue reading Apple Studio Display vs Mac‑Compatible Monitors: What’s…

Apple has quietly added powerful battery health tools across macOS, iOS and iPadOS. From charge limits to optimised charging, here’s how to keep your Apple devices healthier for longer. Continue reading Apple Battery Optimisation Guide: Mac, iPhone & iPad Explained