
SAVE $250: As of Oct. 21, the Apple MacBook Pro with the M4 chip and 512GB of storage is down to just $1,349 instead of $1,599 at Amazon. That's a savings of 16% and $50 cheaper than it was on Prime Big Deal Days earlier this month.

SAVE $250: As of Oct. 21, the Apple MacBook Pro with the M4 chip and 512GB of storage is down to just $1,349 instead of $1,599 at Amazon. That's a savings of 16% and $50 cheaper than it was on Prime Big Deal Days earlier this month.
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In 2020, I met my friend Bryan Hipwell in a bakery. He struck up a conversation, and I asked him to join me for a coffee.
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Good news! Elon Musk's X has heard the cries of third-party developers looking to access the platform with their apps and has introduced a new pay-per-use self-serve model instead of a one-time flat-fee subscription.
The bad news? Somehow, it seems more expensive than the previous one-time flat-fee subscription model.
On Monday, X's Developers account officially announced the beta launch of a pay


SAVE $402.99: As of Oct. 21, the LG 45-inch Ultragear OLED gaming monitor is down to $1,597 at Amazon. That's a savings of 20% or $402.99, marking its best price on record.
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With a new CEO and a bombshell lawsuit, there's plenty happening behind

TL;DR: If you use a Mac and still don’t have lifetime access to Microsoft Office 2021, this $69.97 deal is a no-brainer.

SAVE $800: The Bluetti Apex 300 is on sale at Amazon for $1,599, down from the standard price of $2,399. That's a 33% discount that's within one cent of matching the lowest we've ever seen at Amazon.


Apple has released a new iOS beta, and this one brings a big change to Liquid Glass.
It seems Apple heard the critiques from Liquid Glass haters, and the new iOS 26.1 beta 4 offers a solution.
What's new? If you haven't downloaded the beta, don't worry. We'll tell you.
Easily the biggest addition to the iOS 26.1 beta 4 is the ability to toggle Liquid Glass. Apple brought


UPDATE Wednesday, 12:15 p.m. ET: This story includes a statement from Amazon responding to the New York Times article.
Retail giant Amazon sees more robots and fewer human employees in its future, according to a blockbuster report in the New York Times.
Referencing employee interviews and internal documents, the Times found that the Seattle-based company hopes to replace more than a half million