Apple’s MacBook strategy for 2026 could see a major simplification. According to Forbes, the plan centers on a classic “good, better, best” trio: a budget 12-inch MacBook, the mainstream MacBook Air, and high-performance MacBook Pro models.
Apple is reportedly planning an affordable MacBook to launch in spring 2026. It would feature a 12.9-inch display and be powered by a version of the iPhone’s A18 Pro chip, aiming for a price below the current MacBook Air.
Nvidia has become a colossal force, making up 7.7% of the S&P 500 ETF. MarketWatch suggests looking past the chip giant to the companies that supply the essential tools for manufacturing. It’s a classic play on the picks-and-shovels of the AI gold rush.
The language learning app Duolingo appears to have run afoul of Apple’s strict design guidelines. According to reports, the app was using the iPhone’s Live Activity feature to push ads for its “Super” subscription directly to the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, a clear violation of Apple’s rules tha
The latest Steam Hardware & Software Survey offers a snapshot of PC gaming trends as 2026 begins. It shows AMD continuing to gain ground on Intel’s CPU dominance, while Windows 11 adoption keeps growing. But what does this data really tell us about the broader market?
Rivian delivered 42,247 vehicles in 2025, an 18% drop and slightly below analyst forecasts. The pressure is on as the company works to cut costs ahead of its crucial, lower-priced R2 SUV launch next year.
Forget the 5 a.m. ice baths. Many top CEOs start their day by rolling over and checking their phones, just like everyone else. A report from Fortune details the apps business leaders can’t resist first thing in the morning.
A new report reveals a major shift: consumers are now using installment plans like BNPL primarily for experiences. Nearly two-thirds prefer it for travel, and over half for events. This comes as average credit card balances have jumped nearly $200 since April.
While Grand Theft Auto 6 will dominate 2026, TechRadar’s gaming team highlights a slate of other major titles. Their list includes surprising exclusives, long-awaited sequels, and indie curiosities that could define the year.
A secretive venture led by Eric Schmidt is providing AI drones like the Bumblebee to Ukraine, creating a real-world test bed that worries the Kremlin. Meanwhile, a discussion on Threads highlights the uncomfortable trend of creators selling their very personhood for authenticity.
