Apple released important fixes with its surprise iOS 26.3.1 update, but users have spotted problems.

This week, though, Apple committed to the bit. First was an update to its budget iPhone line, replacing the 16E with a 17E at the same $599 price, despite rising memory costs and inflation. The surprise release was a new MacBook,

Formula 1 on Apple TV. One, I think if you’re reading this there’s a strong chance you’d appreciate F1, which is as much a tech thing as a sports thing. Two, the races will now be on Apple TV, and so far it appears Apple has some great ideas about how to show them. You have until Sunday to catch up on Drive to Survive!

Apple opens week of product launches with refreshed low-cost iPhone and a faster iPad Air, as it begins what looks to be a broader multi-day hardware push.

Before the announcement of the new $599 MacBook Neo spoils you, that model is going to be the exception in the Apple universe, not the norm. That doesn’t mean there aren’t going to be exceptional deals in the usual Apple pricing brackets,

Apple's new $599 MacBook Neo features the A18 Pro chip, a 13-inch Liquid Retina display, 16-hour battery life, and fun colors. Check it out!

Apple just supercharged the iPad Air with the M4 chip and more RAM. We break down the specs to see how it compares with the M5 iPad Pro.

With a host of new partnerships and personalities, the new F1 season promises a dynamic driving, tougher competition and a new way of experiencing the sport. View on euronews