NBA gambling indictment included evidence from iCloud, Jeffrey Epstein's emails were sent from his iPads, and Find My iPhone led to a carjacking arrest in this week's Apple Crime Blotter.Man in handcuffs (Source: Pixabay)The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Macworld TL;DR: This MacBook Air is only $194.97 (reg. $999). If you want a MacBook, the end of the year is a good time to get one. Instead of paying $999 for a MacBook Air, right now, these are on sale for only $194.97. Sale ends soon. This MacBook Air is from 2017, but there’s still a lot it can do. The performance is fast and smooth for light productivity apps, browsing, or streaming. The Intel Core i5 processor keeps things running efficiently, and 8GB RAM gives you a good bit of range for the apps you can run. The 128GB SSD gives you of space for documents, photos, and apps, and it keeps load times reasonable. The 13.3-inch display is crisp with a…

Macworld TL;DR: Save nearly $50 on an AWZ Screen Recorder lifetime subscription and unlock half a dozen more features than your Mac’s built-in tools. If you’ve ever tried recording your Mac screen with the built-in tool, you’ve probably realized how limited it can be. You can grab a quick clip, sure—but what about system audio, scheduled recording, annotations, or editing? That’s why you need an advanced tool like AWZ Screen Recorder, now $29.99 for a lifetime subscription (MSRP $79.90). This macOS screen recorder lets you capture your screen, mic, webcam, and system audio all at once in 4K HD with no lag. Whether you’re teaching, streaming, or demoing software, you can annotate live, trim and enhance clips without switching apps, and export in multiple…

Apparently, both the iPhone 16e and iPhone Air have not been selling particularly well. One thing that both… The post iPhone 16e vs. iPhone Air: Camera Differences appeared first on Appleosophy.

Apple may be nearing a CEO transition, with a report claiming the board is stepping up its search for a Tim Cook replacement. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

Apple CEO Tim Cook Apple is intensifying its succession planning efforts, as the company “prepares for Tim Cook to step down as chief executive as soon as next year,” Financial Times reports. Tim Bradshaw, Stephen Morris, Michael Acton, and Daniel Thomas for Financial Times: ‎ Several people familiar with discussions inside the tech group told the Financial Times that its board and senior executives have recently intensified preparations for Cook to hand over the reins at the $4tn company after more than 14 years. John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice-president of hardware engineering, is widely seen as Cook’s most likely successor, although no final decisions have been made, these people said… The company is unlikely to name a new CEO before…