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Beats Pill deal take a third off regular price for portable speaker

2 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

When the second edition of the Beats Pill portable Bluetooth speaker came out in mid 2024, the Apple subsidiary made a big deal about how it completely overhauled the powerful little sound machine. It’s more powerful, yet lighter and more portable. And now you can get a great Beats Pill deal — 33% off at Amazon — bringing the price down to $149.95 $99.95. This post contains affiliate links. Cult of Mac may earn a commission when you use our links to buy items.
5-computer workstation boasts gargantuan 57-inch display [Setups]

2 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

Believe it or not, today’s magnificent featured setup includes five computers — each with a job to do, even the ol’ trash-can Mac Pro — and one absolutely huge computer monitor. It’s a 57-inch curved ultra-wide Samsung. What, 49 inches wasn’t big enough for ya? And the workstation includes other great features. Those include a Rode PodMic, the same great open-back Sennheiser headphones I own, and powerful Klipsch bookshelf speakers paired with a subwoofer that I wish I owned.
My, that's a loud lamp you have, Sonos [Update: Ikea partnership ends]

5 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

Sonos and Ikea loved to make speakers that look like other things. They launched the Symfonisk table lamp speaker, bookshelf speakers and a picture frame, among other products. But now the Sonos-Ikea partnership ends, according to reports. The Symfonisk line of speakers, which also includes a bookshelf speaker that can hold books and a picture frame speaker that looks like wall art, is designed to blend in with your home decor.
iPad comparison: The best iPad to buy in 2025

5 days ago | cultofmac.com | Ed Hardy

You want the best iPad, but shopping for one can be overwhelming. Apple sells six iPad models in a wide range of sizes, prices and capabilities. Our iPad comparison explains the strengths and weaknesses of each model You don’t want to get one that doesn’t have all the features you want, but you also don’t want to pay too much for features you won’t use. Here’s some straightforward advice on picking the best iPad for you. This post contains affiliate links.
Samsung purchases legendary audio brands, cranks up battle with Apple

5 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

In a big move reshaping the premium audio landscape, Samsung subsidiary Harman International acquired Masimo Corporation’s Sound United consumer audio business for $350 million in cash, the companies said this week — including some of the industry’s most storied brands.
Apple looks into smart glasses

6 days ago | cultofmac.com | Ed Hardy

Apple could get into a new product category: smart glasses. A report surfaced on Thursday indicating that Apple is working on a chip to power glasses with built-in AI and cameras that could launch in the next couple of years. With the company’s Visual Intelligence AI tool, a pair of smart glasses could identify objects for the wearer, get info on businesses, and explain to the user what it is they’re looking at.
Server chips in development will power Apple Intelligence

6 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

Among various chips Apple currently develops for products like smart glasses and Macs, new AI server chips will help power the Apple Intelligence platform, according to a report Thursday. And they’ll be the first of their kind for Apple. New AI server chips will help power Apple Intelligence platformApple currently works on semiconductors to run the AI servers behind the Apple Intelligence platform, Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman reported.
These Swift Student Challenge winners hope to change the world through code

6 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

Apple’s annual Swift Student Challenge coding competition showcases young talent whose apps never cease to inspire. This year is no different, as Apple profiles four coders working to preserve cultural heritage, improve disaster preparedness, connect astronomy enthusiasts and expand educational access. Meet Swift Student Challenge winners and their inspiring coding projects below.
Netflix CEO cameo on The Studio goes on despite Apple objection

6 days ago | cultofmac.com | David Snow

Apple TV+ subscribers get an inside look at Hollywood’s streaming wars through Seth Rogen’s hit comedy series The Studio — complete with a surprising guest appearance Wednesday night from rival streaming executive Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix. Apple tried to prevent the Netflix CEO cameo with a Tim Cook substitution, according to a new report Wednesday.
This brilliant portable foldable monitor is like nothing you’ve ever seen [Review]

6 days ago | cultofmac.com | Ed Hardy

The Arovia Splay Portable Foldable Monitor and Projector is a truly remarkable piece of kit. Not only does it promise a 25-inch, 1080p screen that can fold down to the size of a book, it actually delivers… with a surprisingly bright, clear image that doesn’t need a darkened room. As the name indicates, it can also be used as a small portable projector. I watched hours of TV shows on the Splay, and used it for work, too. I’m truly impressed with the performance.