While the rumor mill has missed most of its guesses about the MacBook Pro release so far, it apparently feels confident about predictions for a low-cost MacBook coming in the spring.Apple could be looking to bring out a successor to its lower cost MacBookAs we approach the expected spring 2026 release of the low-cost MacBook, the rumor mill accelerates predictions, leaks and outright guess-work about the new unit. Mirror Daily throws its hat into the ring with not just specifications, but also expected order volumes for the unit.Specs that the publication claims for the unit aren't particularly revelatory. It assumes the A18 Pro processor will be used in the machine, as is the case with most of the rumors to…

Macworld You might have heard that the biggest football game of the year is happening this Sunday (“American football” for those in the U.K.). But it’s not just about the New England Patriots versus the Seattle Seahawks–the Super Bowl is the most-watched sporting event in the U.S. as much for the commercials as for the game. Apple made what is perhaps the most memorable commercial in Super Bowl history way back in 1984. This often leads to the thought that Apple and the Super Bowl go hand-in-hand, but actually, Apple’s history with the game is quite short. Still, every year we hope Apple uses the biggest stage to showcase or tease a new product. And every year we’re disappointed. But…

Apple reported record-breaking earnings in the final quarter of last year, and CEO Tim Cook highlighted growth in iPhone sales in China as a key reason for this. This was a dramatic reversal after 18 months of declining sales in the country, and analysts say there are three reasons for this … more…

Macworld Computers and sports–two things that should never be appreciated together, if you accept the high-school stereotypes about jocks versus nerds. Today we live in a post-Moneyball world where nerds with computers have quantified every aspect of athletic performance. But back in 1984, who would have expected that the big winner of the Super Bowl would be… Apple Computer? But it’s true: Apple and the Super Bowl have been making milestones for decades. It’s a nerds-and-jocks love story for the ages, except these days it’s more about musicians than jocks. Let’s look at Apple’s long history with the Super Bowl. The commercial era Of course, we begin with the most famous commercial in Super Bowl history: Apple’s “1984” ad. It…

Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros 5120 x 2160 ultrawide screen Accurate color Apple-sensitive styling Built-in USB hub Cons Lower pixel density than standard screen Our Verdict With its ultrawide display and greatly increased resolution and resulting pixel density, the good-looking and flexible 40-inch 5K2K Alogic Edge creates a more ergonomic alternative to having two monitors side by side, but with a similarly convenient working screen space. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Best Prices Today: Alogic Edge 5K 40-inch Ultrawide Monitor Retailer Price Check Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Best Prices Today: Check today’s prices When I reviewed the first…

Macworld TL;DR: Luminar Mobile gives iPhone users pro-level photo editing tools powered by AI, without the complexity or subscription, now $19.99 for a lifetime subscription (MSRP $47.99). The latest iPhones already take phenomenal photos, but that doesn’t mean every shot comes out perfect. Lighting can be off, skies can look flat, and portraits sometimes need a little polish. That’s where Luminar Mobile comes in, offering a surprisingly powerful way to elevate your photos right on your iPhone or iPad—no desktop or pro experience required. Designed for iOS (and Android), Luminar Mobile uses smart AI tools to make advanced edits feel effortless. Start with a single tap using EnhanceAI, which automatically adjusts color, tone, and clarity. From there, tools like SkyAI can swap dull skies…